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Tantos y tantos corazones rotos, cuando llega el fin del amor por ahí, pudiendo compartir tanto.
Remember that life is full of ups and downs. Without the downs, the ups would mean nothing. - unknown
While sunflowers sway in a hot Salt Lake County breeze, Cotton Belt and Southern Pacific GP60s pull a 40-car train of priority UPS trailers and Coors beer from Denver through Riverton, Utah on the Rio Grande the evening of Aug. 29, 1994.
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Street photography from Glasgow, Scotland.
Previously unpublished 'b-roll' shot from February 2018.
Nothing special here but I like the shot. I probably wouldn't have published had it not been for the pandemic and my drought of new images. I hope you like it.
Even leaves need to stay in shape so when I saw this leaf doing it's daily exercise - a stiff round of 50 pull-ups (very impressive!) - I just had to get a shot.
Happy Bokeh Wednesday!
Sony A7ii
Jupiter 11 135mm f/4.0 vintage lens
Extension tube
In life we all have our ups and downs. However when we are up it isn't completely in our control as is the case with these snails. On the teeter totter the snail on the bottom is in control of keeping the other one up. When he pushes off to make himself higher the other snail now has the power. It is a give and take situation as with so many things in life. When you are up enjoy the good times but when you are down remember you have the power to push yourself up.
PS - pretend the snails can actually push themselves up.
Watching the birds from our porch.
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Thank you so much for the happiness you give me by choosing my picture to represent your amazing group. Hugs! 💙💛
⭐️Aeris Oxy
⭐️Original Picture: “When I fall in love!”
..... of trying to photograph butterflies. Like everyone I suppose, I love their animation and friendly splashes of colour. Unfortunately where I live they get fewer every year, So far I've only seen about six including this one of which I did manage to get just one shot.
Not the greatest quality, but this was the best shot of the bunch that I took here.
Maine Northern 6340 leads NBSR 907 as they head along the ups and downs of the McAdam sub, approaching Cork, New Brunswick.
December 8, 2019.
Sat here with fingers crossed, hoping to see some snow today. I think the whole of the UK should see a few white flakes at some point!
….ups, where has Tiny Teddy gone??? He was sitting in this Ficus Tree before I opened the window to let the wind come in. He must have been blown away – sent out the Bear Force to look for him and hope he will be found soon ....
[Dedicated to CRA (ILYWAMHASAM)]
Photo of Ficus Leaves in Motion taken on March 03, 2024 and
Uploaded for the groups
CrAzY Tuesday #SomethingInMotion
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GigaSet GS290
ƒ/2.0
3.5 mm
1/33 Sec
ISO 248
An adult Swainson's Hawk reminding me I have a limited number of days left to take family pictures. The juveniles are acting much more like grown-ups now.
on the ridge between seekarspitze (2053m) and
seebergspitze (2085m, to the right)
karwendel
tirol
austria
N303UP - Boeing B-767-34AF/W - UPS (United Parcel Service)
at Hamilton International Airport (YHM)
c/n 27.241 - built in 1995
My attempt at the "Macro Mondays" theme "stripes".
HSS!
Shot with a Friedrich "Liesegang Corygon II 75 mm F 4.5" (enlarging) lens on a Canon EOS R5.
Todo sea por la ciencia....!!!
Tiempo de mosquitos... como éste, un "Aedes cf. geniculatus" (creo), que es el primo autóctono del archiconocido mosquito tigre invasor (llamado "Aedes albopictus"), pillado en plena faena, (hasta se puede apreciar mi sangre subiéndole por su aparato bucal). Es lo que tiene pasar horas en pleno campo, que te llegan a acribillar. Aunque vamos a aclarar ideas.
Esta clase de mosquitos hembras durante un corto periodo de su vida adulta necesitan algunas de las proteinas presentes en la sangre de vertebrados para que sus huevos puedan desarrollarse satisfactoriamente, y por lo tanto hacen lo que tienen que hacer. Durante el resto de su vida son totalmente vegetarianos.
A mi me parecen buenas madres arriesgando su vida exponiéndose a un animal enorme comparado con ella, con tal de que sus hijos puedan salir adelante.
El mosquito no elige ser lo que es, simplemente es lo que le "ha tocado ser". ¿Acaso vosotros no haríais lo mismo que ella si os hubiese tocado nacer así? Nadie elige lo que es, a cada uno le toca lo que le toca y no olvidemos que todos somos animales. Ninguno es mejor que otro, sólo diferentes, y a veces no tan diferentes.
Thank you so much for the great pleasure you give me by choosing my picture to represent your wonderful group. Hugs! 💙💛
⭐️Aeris Oxy
⭐️Original Picture: “I love the little things that you do every day!”