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...selfie reflecting in the eye of a small Eastern Ribbon Snake as it poses for its 'close-up.' It was watching me pass by from under some leaves just off the trail.
When I photographed the little chicks I was very lucky that one parent just came back with food. An unplanned scene that made me very happy.
an unplanned pic taking, some nice conversation, and good music on a loop:
wake up every morning
I see the sun rise every day
♥ taken at Furillen
“Here’s to the spontaneous road trips, the unplanned adventures, the nights with too much drinks, and too little food. Here’s to the friends who come over to watch football even though they don’t like it but they know you do. Here’s to the friends who don’t exclude you on family days but invite you along because you are family.Here’s to the friends that say I’m sorry and mean it. Here’s to the friends that tell me it will be okay and mean it. Here’s to the friends that say I love you and mean it.”
Rest hope you all enjoy amsy work as always ^^
Amsy ♡
This photo is an unplanned snapshot which luckily works for this week's Happy Caturday theme "Up". I opened the kitchen window, looked down into the garden and there was Tofu looking up at me with his big blue eyes. The camera was nearby and I managed to take this photo before he was distracted (see photo in the comments).
Happy Caturday !
Shot by Adam - Edited by Lya
🏆 We got the 1st place ! YAY, thank you so much !
When a little sunday walk turns into an unplanned encounter (and not just for our furry friends !)
Taken at Plan B+C
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This is my lovely Madge, mother to three strapping Lesser Tenrec babies. This was totally unplanned but totally charming when she opened the miniature tea pot. I forgot she likes to climb and I'm guessing she thought there were goodies inside the tea pot (there weren't!)
To those meeting this incredible exotic breed for the first time, they are not hedgehogs. My image was recently thrown out of a group because they thought she was a hedgehog!!! She is a Lesser Tenrec. The breed are 75% smaller than the British hedgehog and are completely unrelated. Genetically they are more closely related to the elephant.
Madge is the biggest of my lesser tenrecs and fits comfortably on my hand. She does not like to sit still for long and is not great with my camera.
Please feel free to visit my Flickr albums of my Lesser Tenrecs. I have 6 of these gorgeous beauties now and I occasionally take photos of them in Spring and Summer before they sleep (torpor) for the winter.
We made a unplanned stop at Yellowstone on our way home from Washington. There was a quick snowstorm while we were there and it turned into a beautiful winter wonderland. Especially now with the flooding I feel blessed that we stopped. It may be years before we get to go back. This may be my favorite shot of the trip.
A candid, unplanned photograph.
Elevator lobby
Podium Car Park,
West Quay,
Southampton, UK
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It's often the unplanned photos that turn out the best.
On the way back from an unsuccessful search for mushrooms, I noticed this group of trees in a beautiful autumn robe. If only the sun would add its light, I thought to myself. As if someone had heard my thoughts, the cloud cover opened up and created my most beautiful autumn motif so far this year.
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Es sind oft die ungeplanten Fotos, die am schönsten werden.
Auf dem Rückweg von einer erfolglosen Suche nach Pilzen fiel mir diese Baumgruppe im schönen Herbstgewand auf. Wenn jetzt noch die Sonne ihr Licht dazu geben würde, dachte ich mir. Als hätte jemand meine Gedanken erhört, öffnete sich die Wolkendecke und erschuf mein bisher schönsten Herbstmotiv in diesem Jahr.
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A bit of an unplanned Uber round up today - with some new shoes from GOS that I want to just live in!!
Featuring:
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Neve Lettuce Top - available at Uber through 22-Aug
Bauhaus Giada Skirt - available at Uber through 22-Aug
Doux Paty hair - available at Tres Chic through 10-Aug
The Skinnery Sage skin - available at Uber through 22-Aug
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Shortly after my husband added soil from his compost pile to my flower garden beds this spring, I started seeing little tomato plants sprouting up amongst my summer flowers! I left a few in to see if they would flower and bear fruit and to my greatest delight they did!
Young bull elk, Great Smoky Mountains National Park, North Carolina
A lucky, unplanned shot. I was not set up for wildlife photography at the time when I spotted these three while driving on the main North-South road through the park. Rather than risk losing the moment, I kept the 24-70mm on the camera, getting out of my Jeep very carefully. This fellow did not like that at all and he eyed me warily while his rivals kept grazing. Good choice on not switching the lens, as within seconds of taking this shot a family rolled up noisily right in front of my vehicle and a woman jumped out of their car with smart phone in hand. Off the bulls went, into the woods. She then complained quite loudly about them leaving so quickly before she could get a photo...
I very much appreciate my prime lenses, but sometimes running around with a tele mounted is a better choice.
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silence
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to the rise of emotion
the rise of delight
unexpressed.
Kumari
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The first time that we drove through Gonneville-sur-Mer it was unplanned but we saw some wonderful buildings as we passed through and decided we would return and have a proper look. It is a small village but it seems to contain a host of beautiful Normandy farmhouses . Unlike at Beuvron-en-Auge there is no indication that it is visited much by tourists there are no shops or cafes and it is all the better for that .
Just one word of warning if you visit Gonneville-sur-Mer do not expect to see the sea . Not sure why it has added “sur Mer “ to its name , the sea is about ten miles away
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This boat from Cap Ferrat Diving took me across the bay to Cap Estel. Not 50 yards off shore, there is a steep, conical rock that drops over 100' down to the Mediterranean floor below. What a great, unplanned excursion on a fantastic trip to a beautiful part of the world!
I'm not a fanatical diver, but I do love diving and now I can proudly say, "j'ai plongé en méditerranée, berceau de la plongée"
... If my French needs correcting, please let me know.
On the way to the dying glacier at Briksdal, Norway, the fjord was still covered in thick low clouds above. One of those unplanned moments where you have to stop the car and park immediately.
Taken at the weekend from an unplanned visit with the girl, I had a couple of hours to lose so I wondered the shoreline on a low tide, something I've not done here before and I didnt think I'd capture much! especaily shooting back into the land so to speak. I used a 10 stop and 2 stop IRND Lee filter to get the 3 minute exposure.
The last thing I expected to see while driving through the Mojave desert was this train. I caught it at just the right moment as I had to wait for the railroad crossing. I saw it coming in the distance and to my good fortune it was at sunset so it caught some amazing glow. This might not be everyone's cup of tea but this is one of those images that went unplanned and really brought me some happiness while on the road. Hope you enjoy.
Woke for the toiled at 3:55 am, looked out window, cloud looked nice, was at closest beach within 10 mins of getting ready and got this 102 second shot
Windswept and catching the last rays of the afternoon sun. In a 'wild' corner of the garden. Shot wide-open.
Unplanned wakefulness at 4:40 am and I'm headed to the beach to wait for the big show. This lasted about 3 minutes, then all the color faded from the sky. Thanks, universe! :D
We are back after a short unplanned abscence. I had no internet connection for more than two days and after the provider said that everything was okay on their end I spent most of yesterday and today to find out what was blocking my internet access. Obviously it works for now and I hope that I have eliminated the error.
It's getting warmer and warmer here again and that makes taking photos of Linus quite difficult. He spends his days somewhere in the shade or indoors .... but he still talks, so everything is okay.
A unplanned coincidence during a photowalk. The model himself is a photographer and his work can be found on insta @lalumiereduloup
On an unplanned trip, I stumbled across the iconic location. I will be back in better light. It is a beautiful and often photographed spot.
Nipped out for my first sunrise on my local coast since returning from the Isle of Skye last week, unplanned trip but took a chance with the cloud and rain forecast. Pleased I did, but mind I just managed to keep the filters clean as the heavens opened literally a minute or so after this shot
My hefty 135mm lens is far from ideal for little subjects like bees, but when you're looking at flowers and a bee lands on one, what can you do? My camera clicked before I knew it. :)
I was in the National Trust gardens at Nymans yesterday. It was really too hot for me, but I love to see this Sicilian honey garlic in flower. It seems the bees love it too. I may have been hot there yesterday, but it's been far worse today and there's more to come. I have a feeling I may stay home tomorrow and drink a lot of iced coffee. :)
Sometimes unplanned shoot may resemble something that you weren't expecting. After going through several of the shots this one caught my attention as it resembled the lion king.
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Continuing with a mostly unplanned set of late season migratory birds. This female American Redstart posed jauntily on my garden fence in mid-August. Apparently the old wood is a great place to hunt tiny insects. Off and on for a couple weeks that part of my yard - which also has a few trees and shrubs - was a-hopping with warblers, sparrows, vireos, and other species that stop in our tiny prairie village on their way south.
Photographed in Val Marie, Saskatchewan (Canada). Don't use this image on websites, blogs, or other media without explicit permission ©2021 James R. Page - all rights reserved.
if, after reading my intro, you'd like to see how Flo is getting on, her new adopted family have opened up a stream here for Rob and I to enjoy: [https://www.flickr.com/photos/192292535@N03]
I was planning to share something else a bit more obscure now, but I just heard from her new family how she's doing.. and it's great and made me cry.
Bess is now Flow. Her new name.
Pete and Lilly, and half an hour later their full-of-beans-n-good-natured German Shepherd Kumar, and (Kelpi?) Perro, all met up with Bess a few days ago.
Ever since her first lead training day, my ignorant prejudices of Bess vaporised. She has fantastic eye contact, if you know how to get it. You know, if you get on her wavelength she'll follow you to the ends of the earth. Look into her eyes...
[ i have in my mind the memory of her in the front of their van being gently cuddled and subtly entertained by Lilly, lit in the dark by the downlight of their courtesy light, as they all reversed out of Rob's drive to their new life ]
Long story cut short for now, she or we could not have hoped for a better life for her than with her new family.
Rob knew it, as did I, when we met Pete, Lllly and their dogs.
Happy :-)
A few unplanned days back in Scotland to try and see the Northern Lights.
Sadly we didn't see them but we still had a great time.
Cormorant (Phalacrocorax carbo) sub species sinensis
Ardmucknish Bay - Scotland
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This was pretty much an unplanned sunrise. Woke up at 3.30am so got ready to go out but kept thinking it's going to be a waste of time and I should go back to bed. Decided to go in the end even if I didn't expect to take any decent shots. Was at the location from 4am, had to wait an hour for the sunrise which never happened. I was about to pack my stuff and head back when the whole sky burst with colour. What a beautifl morning it was! And I had the whole place for myself, seems all the other photographers went back to bed when they saw the sky that morning.
An unplanned trip but still had opportunity to catch a sliver moon at the Devil's Tower in Wyoming.
I know your going to ask ....No, I did not see any alien space ships that night!
Just back from a week in Glencoe, an unplanned trip I was invited to join at the last minute. Having injured my back in the summer, I'm still limited to a small compact camera. But after being stuck at home for weeks during the early stages of my recovery, I decided this was just what the doctor ordered. As often in the mountains, bad weather typically makes for good photography. You just have to layer up and get out.
Leica Q2, Summilux 1.7/28 ASPH. Original photograph copyright © Simon Miles. Not to be used without permission. Thanks for looking.
OK, I made an unplanned hop onto the super foamtastic bandwagon to shoot this six axle silliness, after having stumbled upon it today.
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Thought I'd start my landscape attempts again with an unplanned subtle sunset without adding curves or sliders. This is part of the back forty with sort of a pretty sky. The western sky looked beautiful, but neighbors have barbed wire on the fields that intrudes into the spirit of things.
But please! No suggestions! I want to learn this on my own by looking and watching what others do.
Thanks.
Off for a few days.
On this day there were stormy skies, intermittent rain, high seas and strong currents and little prospect of improvement. Our captain chose not to risk docking at Roatan (Mahogany Bay, Honduras) and so we had a second but unplanned "day at sea." Everyone was disappointed, and I took only one photo.
26 August was the first day of my unplanned break
We were sitting in Kingswood Railway Station and waiting for the train to London where my company had organised a place where to stay next 10 days. We were a bit upset and very quiet and then I noticed something white under our bench. It was a very tiny dog. I looked around, we were the only passengers.
"Take him!" said Leo I
"I really don't know..We already have Ed, a Little Bagpiper Bear from Edinburgh, Al, a Black Bear from Alaska and Shaun the Sheep given by Old Gentleman who was their previous owner."
"He can live in a pocket with an Angel, he is so tiny and wouldn't take a big space" said Leo II
I saw a train approaching and asked a Dog:
"Would you like to come with us?"
Dog just jumped into my handbag and the last I heard was Angel's voice:
"Welcome sweetheart! I always wanted a Dog!"
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To me to find this tiny Dog in first minutes of my unplanned break was a Great Sign. because (this from the Internet)
Dogs represent loyalty, protection and good fortune. Dogs are considered to enhance positivity and good fortune around you, besides giving out protective positive vibes. The Chinese often place a pair of dog statues, called Fu, at the entrance of their homes for protection and safety.
And believe or not I had the most beautiful 10 days in London...
I made a quick and unplanned visit to the sand sculpture festival this morning. Originally I wanted to go there on the weekend but the according to the weather forecast there is a risk of heavy thunderstorms today and tomorrow and I was worried that the sculptures might get damaged before I have a chance to take some more photos. I suppose they would repair them, though, as the artists are still working on some of the sculptures. It was early but already hot and humid when I arrived there and the park was empty apart from me and the gardeners. This sculpture is one of my favourites. I had already taken photos of this sculpture last weekend but couldn't resist to take some more as it is so impressive. It is huge and incredibly detailed, a real masterpiece.