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Here is an interesting looking structure that serves no purpose that I could determine. If it were floating in the water and the bricks were wood then, perhaps, there might be some hope that it were a type of ship if those four thingies on the top could be raised up into a position to catch the wind. But as it stands, it is a mystery.
Konica Genba Kantoku 35WB f/3.5 on Fuji 200
Wonju, South Korea
July 2022
The wind moves the sand of Tatooine, a helmet uncovered. A silent tomb for the lost, the unknown, a memorial site filled with anonymity and solitude, a site never to be known, never visited. Sacrifices unheard, forever lost, hidden again from sight by restless sand.
Burgers zoo Arnhem
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Came across this absolutely spectacular waterfall while I was searching for Black Brook Falls (In Pictou County, there's another Black Brook Falls on Cape Breton Island). Not sure if it has a name or not, but this river had quite a few waterfalls within 5 minutes of each other.
Taken near Black Brook Falls in Pictou County, Nova Scotia, Canada.
Why do we fear the unknown . . . when maybe, after all, it's the unknown that keeps us going . . .
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And then the night dripped in and the mist slowly drifted down from the mountains into the depths. I dreamt of an unknown tomorrow...
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Although the horizon in this triptych is a bit of a failure, I have to say that I like it very much, because it captures the atmosphere that this special place on Achilles exuded...
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Unknown fly () resting on a leaf in the understory of the aspen parkland region in Elk Island National Park east of Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.
31 July, 2017.
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No idea as to what type, but I think that this one is a looker. As far as the photo goes, Iwould have liked to have had the head in focus, but as is, I really like this one because of the wings.. Not too often you see damsels resting with their wings exposed like that, so it was a treat to be able get them pretty sharp with the reflections coming off of them.
Flower Unknown plant species
If you know the name of this plant, please let me know. :)
Bonatic Gardens, Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia, February 2017
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Several interestingly coloured lichens in this photo, but with the exception of the one on the right - which I think maybe ochrolechia parella - I am a bit clueless about these. The orange blobs might be the apothecia (spore producing parts) of one of the caloplaca lichens, but there seem to be about 50 of those!
All knowledgeable help gratefully received.