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One from the archives shot with the old Nikon D100 which was a digital potato, but it got me away from slide film forever.
UP 3925 West up over the top of a BNSF Z-train climbing the hill, most likely a Z-SBDWSP by the time of the day.
Boa noite, amigas!
Vi uma combinação parecida com essa num blog gringo e estava doida pra fazer também! Fica tão lindo!
Usei o duochrome/multichrome da UP Colors por cima de um rosa, o Love Bug da Jordana e ficou num tom perfeito, delicado! Esses UP Colors são lindos, estou adorando muito eles!
Pra carimbar usei a plaquinha 208 da BM, e esmalte preto de carimbo da Blant, que graças à Deus não manchou quando passei seche-vite!
Gostei muito, deu um visual lindo na unha!
Boa noite amigas e até amanhã! ;*
Ahhh, sempre esqueço de colocar o Facebook! Quem quiser me add no facebook, vá em frente! É esse aqui: www.facebook.com/penelope.luz.1
Took this as there wasn't much else about. The back of two geese :)
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On EXPLORE April 6, 2008
Best to: View On White
On top of the side wall in the front yard these little blue-lila beauties are growing. Have some of these also in the wall as seen on a previous shot. No post processing whatsoever and taken with the new Nikon D60. Decided to take several shots after the rain, and the results were quite pleasing in my humble opinion :) Wishing you a splendid Sunday my friends, with lots of sunshine and pleasure. Have to go shortly and will be back online in the early evening. {{{HUGS}}} from me to all of you's :)
As is well known, Icelandic sheep roam free in the summer but in autumn farmers and helpers go and drive them towards this construction. They're herded into the middle and then are sorted into these stalls according to who owns them. It can be quite the event but there are not many sheep left in my area any more since sheep farming is a struggling field of work.
My second most favorite lenses. Great for portraits and to photograph objects. I can bet that everyone has one of this one ;)!
There's no red-headed stepchildren in the agama's family, because only the head of the tribe gets to show off all of his brilliant colors while the rest of his family has to settle for dulled versions of the rainbow. These African lizards average only about nine inches long, but their bright colors and big personalities are hard to miss.
Color
Commonly called the rainbow lizard, the red-headed agama's crimson crown is just the start of his display. While females and non-dominant males are not so brightly colored, a breeding male has a red or orange head, blue body and a tail that can be either red, deep blue or striped turquoise. The male's colors intensify during breeding season. They also change when he's contemplating a fight with another male. Preceding a fight, his head turns brown and white spots appear on his body. Females and young males are typically brown or olive green with a white belly, and a head that is slightly different color than their body.
Social Organization
Dominant male red-headed agamas establish a territory and govern a group of ten to 20 females and juveniles within the territory. Subordinate males, if allowed to remain, must be submissive to the male leader, such as allowing him the choice spot for basking in the sun. Males fight for territory and control of the group, with the winner gaining the right to breed with the females.
*OLD IMAGE FOUND ON SD CARD*
Arriva London EN34 (LK16BXW) is seen at Islip Manor, Northolt on route E10, back in April 2017.
From 9th December 2017, London United will take the contract for route E10, running from Hounslow Heath garage, with EN25-33 or 3425-33 whatever you want to call them.
This vehicle was a loan back in April due to a shortage of these 14 plates.
From a sunrise shoot yesterday with fellow flickr tog and good friend Archie McCafferty at Burwood Beach, NSW; Australia.
We soon discovered this old set of train wheels (there used to be a local colliery and rail line connecting the mine to the Port of Newcastle).
The wheels had been relocated to this spot following recent big seas.
Thanks for any views, comments or favorites on any of my images.
Calaveras Big Trees State Park
Although long known by the native Americans in the vicinity, the first European to bring publicity to the grove was Augustus T. Dowd in 1852. The next year he organized a crew to cut down one of the giant sequoia trees, the Discovery Tree. It is estimated to be 1,244 years old when it fell and measured 25 feet diameter at it’s base. The stump later was used as a dance floor for the arriving tourists. More shocking was the destruction of the “Mother of the Forest” tree that had its bark removed and reassembled for public displays elsewhere.
These incidents caused public outcry that led to federal government’s purchase of the property in 1900 and declared a State Park in 1931.
Una vista ravvicinata di una delle centinaia di cactus presenti nel bellissimo "Jardin de Cactus" sull'isola di Lanzarote (Canarie, Spagna)
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Seen in "Jardin de Cactus" on Lanzarote Island (Canary Islands, Spain)
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Going on a charter fishing boat for the day, with my husband, was wonderful... the weather was beautiful and we enjoyed a beautiful sunset on the water....
the boat was full and it seemed like everyone was pulling in fish...
we pulled up a few, but no keepers... just photos and memories!!!
So after screwing up and not catching the M-TPTP with a standard cab GP60 leading the local back to Topeka, I had to settle for this EMD SD70ACe that looks way worse on the sides that it does on the nose. Single unit did sound nice hauling this train that appears to be the M-KSTP.
Looks like today's sunshine did a great job in melting all of the snow from "Snowmageddon" earlier this week. Too bad this was the only train that I shot in today. Something about having a job.
Maybe Saturday...