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a Seba le cuesta mucho levantarse en las mañanas... siempre se queda ´un ratito mas´ y éste es uno de esos ratitos...
Sun light shines through frost covered trees in front of snow covered mountain.
A dramatic and beautiful sunrise at foggy and frozen Soyang River, Chuncheon, South Korea
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irminastyle: #goodmorning #wakingup #haveaniceday
While driving unfamiliar mountain road, I accidentally encountered this fascinating scene.
It was a blissful moment and all my stress from a long journey disappeared.
It was totally a shower of light.
i never really noticed flowers and how they behaved before. they were just there, you know? now I'm living in a city that has actual seasons where spring makes itself known by transforming everything into a riot of colour and it's hard not to be amazed. one thing I can't help noticing is the way the flowers curl up at night and unfurl again in the morning and the artfully clever ways they do it. this guy lives just outside my front door and does this origami impression of the sun twice daily
i think it's super clever how the inside petals turn into cone shapes holding pockets of air and the outside petal slide around them pulling them all tight together.
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I'm trying out some gardening for the first time this year and eagerly waiting to see something grow. These are the beginnings of green pepper plants slowly awakening and gradually lifting up to face the sun:) I'm starting these guys inside my house and may transfer them outside in my garden when it gets a bit warmer.
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Since I'm going to be away from my computer for the rest of the day, I figured I'd upload my third photo for the day (I try to stick with uploading 3 photos a day: 1 in the morning, 1 in the afternoon, and 1 in the evening).
The title is inspired from Porcupine Tree's most excellent song titled Half Light. Go ahead... take a listen. I'll drop the link again in case you missed it the first time: www.youtube.com/watch?v=1XdTvfH8FWY. In fact, open up a new window / tab, copy that link, wait for the song to play, then come back and look at this image.
Seattle, WA at sunrise
The "beast" is the nickname for the steam train you see in the photo.The "beast" started working in the early 1900, used to transport the people who used to work at Lavrio (for the French company in those days), from Lavrio to Athens (about 70km).It used to travel through fields and because of the tremendous noise it made, the black smoke and it's size (very big at that time), the farmers who worked around those areas, thought tha t it was a beast.That is why it was named like that.The "beast" retired between 1950 and 1960, since then it was left at Markopoylos as a site.
Patient Willow, sleepy here, waiting for her walk. Liz, she smells like fresh air, you may bury your face in her neck with pleasure. Lex, your spot gets kissed a lot. I usually take the
white sides of her muzzle when I give kisses.
first rays and first foraging, the neighborhood awakens...
can you find the secret?
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Christopher Andrew Loar: playwright, actor, comedian
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While driving unfamiliar mountain road, I accidentally encountered this fascinating scene.
It was a blissful moment and all my stress from a long journey disappeared.
It was totally a shower of light.
Early morning, waking up after a night's sleep outside on the top of a petrol tanker - before heading off on another long day's driving
My photographs are (C) Copyright Richard Friend and All Rights Reserved.
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In my cabin when I opened the curtains in the morning I had a view of the forest. I liked to have breakfast in bed while looking out of the window and watching the sun rise through the trees.