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Air Malta Airbus A320 deploying the trust reversers as it's slowing down after landing at EBBR, Brussels airport.
Tomorrow I will have surgery to remove my glaucoma implant from last November. After all I have been though these last couple of months I have to "Hope and Pray" to know all will be well
Coot thrashing around while preening
24 shots. Animated Gif Video
The National Trust's Hardwick Hall Park, Derbyshire. This is the Miller's Pond.
Waddesdon Manor was built by Baron Ferdinand de Rothschild (of the famous banking family) between 1874 and 1885 to display his collection of arts and to entertain the fashionable world. It is managed by the Rothschild Foundation, a family charitable trust, on behalf of the National Trust, which took over ownership in 1957.
Miss Kitty and my daughter-in-law, love each other!!! She came to them as a little stray and now is part of the family.
They were 30 feet from the ground and no net...
Sorry I am not being active lately, best wishes for everyone´s week and enjoy the beauty of being alive dear friends :)
I made this photo months ago when I was hurting from a friend.
Always looking for the positive, I pushed through the pain, explored somewhere I wasn't familiar with and turned that negative energy into this photograph that I am very proud of. It took a lot of work, more than I anticipated. Being one of my first levitations ever I learned a lot from this photograph. At first I wasn't very happy with the result but as the months passed not only was I able to separate the raw emotions that I experienced and associated with this photograph but I also had the time to figure out what I didn't think was working with the photograph and fix it.
Now, I'm excited and pleased to share it with all of you!
Occasionally we fall, but time heals all wounds.
The model is my best friend, my rock: Reyna Calvillo
Clumber Park Bridge
Clumber Park
Nottinghamshire
UK
13 October 2018
National Trust
Clumber Bridge was subjected to major vandalism in March this year. At present it is closed to all but foot traffic. It is currently expected to be another twelve months before it is restored and re-opened. Samples of the stone have been analysed in an effort to identify its quarry of origin so that matching stone can be used in the restoration.
This was a very special moment for us at Birnie loch this morning. We have hand fed robins before but always put our hand on the ground for them to feed off. On this occasion this little guy flew very close to us and sat on some branches looking at us. Wendy held her hand out and he flew right on to it. He sat quite happily eating seed. When someone passed by he flew off but returned again several times. A fantastic experience especially for Wendy for the trust this little guy showed in her. (made explore #1 on 26/11/08)
After many days of dismal weather the sun finally shone today. An opportunity to visit the local National Trust site - Nymans Gardens in Sussex.
This was an experience while on holiday in Scotland unlike any other when the wild birds trust you sufficiently to take food from you. Robins I know about but Coal Tits demonstrating such trust and boldness! :)
I particularly like this shot having managed to capture the activity of the other bird in the background, just a shame the wings were out of the frame (uncropped image).
Special moments!
[Explore 17/1/2012 reached #15]
One day I’ll learn to trust my intuition. The color wasn’t bad early but it faded off about 10 minutes before sunrise. That’s not really unusual. It’s just that my intuition told me that was it until the Sun appeared over the horizon and I’d want the big lens for when that happened. But I just sat there and let the chance to change slip away.
Oh well, I shot it with my regular landscape lens and cropped it. Jimmy told me a long time ago I should learn to trust my intuition. I should have listened. You should too.
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Nikon D7200 — Nikon 18-300mm F6.3 ED VR
300mm
F8@1/500th
ISO 400
Cropped
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©Don Brown 2023
CULROSS,FIFE,SCOTLAND
Culross village (National Trust for Scotland) is 12 miles west of the Forth Road Bridge. Culross is a Royal Burgh. Royal Burghs were generally sea ports, were represented in the Scottish Parliament and could appoint magistrates with wide powers in civil and criminal justice.
In the 16th and 17th centuries Culross was a thriving community, with a flourishing trade with the Low Countries, as evidenced by the architectural style of the village. There was once important coal mining and salt panning industries, but throughout the 19th century the village's fortunes declined. The National Trust for Scotland has been working in Culross since the 1930s to conserve its historical past.
Union Trust Building. 501 Grant Street, Pittsburgh
According to Wikipedia, the building was originally called the Union Arcade when developed by Pittsburgh's very own coal and steel magnate Henry Clay Frick in 1916. In 1923, the Union Trust Company bought the building and remodelled the lower four floors, removing the 240 shops that formed the "arcade" of the commercial high-rise.
The building is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.