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Wow, what a week this was. Absolutely wonderful at ArtEscape. Any artists out there, you simply should consider booking a holiday in Cairns and attend this magnificent creative Art School in the Tropics, ArtEscape run annually by the Cairns Art Society.

This is one of the flowers from a thank you bouquet I received.

Took close to 2000 photographs....guess what I am doing right now ? Yes editing like mad to ready for the webpage and slideshow presentation.

Will visit you all and comment dear friends. I missed you. Happy weekend to you all.

Idaho Mountains by Dave Watkins

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Idaho Mountains, Castle Peak

Plying the Grand Canal by Darren Barnes

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A gondolier and his fare.

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by Andreas Ervik

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The Little Storm Cloud by Beth Wode

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This little rotating Storm bypassed Cleveland Point on its way out to sea but it was incredible to watch it go by.

We've had the most incredible week of storms here in Brisbane over the last week. I hope we don't get any more for a while now.

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WEBPAGE_20150923_204335 by john swiger

and soon the darkness.. by Eni Turkeshi Imagery

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19051900714 Fabiola.jpg by juanpzapata

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webpage-5 by Tom Hoey

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#48 by BOP33P

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i'm really irritated today. wednesdays are usually my favourite days of the week cos i have my digital animation class in the morning.. but today was awful. i'm the only girl in the class and i feel as though a lot of the boys/men in the class are very sexist. they always crack little jokes about how i'm the only girl and how my work is "girly" and they are all so rude.

but, as of now... i have an internship with the company my dad works for! woo! non-paid but i'm super excited. i'll officially be the flash guru for the webpages. woo.

Panorama of Turquoise Geothermal Pool at Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming by Paul Fernandez

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Details best viewed in Original Size

According to the Yellowstone National Park webpage, Turquoise Pool has a temperature that ranges from 142-160°F (61-71°C) and is 100x110 feet (30.4x33.5m). The 1878 Hayden Expedition named this pool for its milky, white bottom and gem-like, blue-colored water. Suspended mineral particles in the water also add an opalescent iridescence. Turquoise has no apparent overflow channel, instead water drains through seepage. It does have an underground connection with Excelsior Geyser. When Excelsior was very active, Turquoise's water level dropped nearly ten feet and took nearly a year to recover. In June and July purple fringed gentians are common and bloom on the barren ground surrounding this pool.

Gentians were in bloom on the far end, near the woods, but they are hardly noticeable in this image.

This panorama was constructed using Photoshop CS6 to stitch together horizontally three images captured from the boardwalk next to this geothermal pool.

Angst essen Seele auf by Eni Turkeshi Imagery

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Project Puffin by John Powell

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This summer RSPB Scotland is asking visitors to puffin colonies around the UK and Ireland to play a vital role in an innovative project aimed at helping puffin conservation. The conservation organisation is asking people to become Puffarazzi in aid of discovering more about what puffins feed their chicks.

Puffins are one of our best loved birds and over the summer months as they breed along our shores many people visit their colonies to catch sight of these birds, with their colourful bills and eye markings. However, puffin numbers have plummeted in recent years across the UK and Europe, leading to the species being declared vulnerable to global extinction.

Now, visitors to these colonies can play a part in a new citizen science project by photographing puffins carrying fish for their chicks in June and July and uploading the images to a dedicated webpage www.rspb.org.uk/projectpuffin. Here RSPB Scotland will analyse the photos and identify the fish to build up a picture of what puffins around the UK and Ireland are feeding their chicks.

Puffarazzi is part of Project Puffin, which launched earlier this year with support from the Heritage Lottery Fund Scotland. The project aims to find out more about what puffins feed their chicks, where they go to find food and how their numbers are changing by combining the latest technology with citizen science.

0637sol by A Bill Miller

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Downtown Stroll (2) by mat231

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First photo walk with my new toy. - May 28, 2015.

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WEBPAGE_20150917_224738 by john swiger

coldness is not a seasonal state by Eni Turkeshi Imagery

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The Krapperup Castle by Frank

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The Krapperup estate dates from medieval times, but the existing manor, except the wings, is from the 16th century. When the Podebusk family built the castle, Skåne was still part of Denmark. The seven-pointed star, which is Gyldenstierne’s coat-of-arms, was added to the facades at the beginning of the 1600s. Denmark lost Skåne to Sweden in 1658, with Krapperup’s first Swedish owner being Maria Sophia de la Gardie. In the 1700s, the Hildebrands and then the von Kochen family owned the estate, and it was finally inherited by the Gyllenstierna family, with the seven-pointed star, in the 19th century. (From the Krapperup foundation webpage)

flame by João Bambu

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The flame is not out, but it is flickering.

- Ken Burns

Sentinel Rock by Darren Barnes

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When visiting Bandon Beach, many of the features protruding out of the water (like the comments shot) get all of the attention, and rightly so given their unique nature.

I imagine this large rock towards the rear of the beach gets little attention. He stands there like a sentinel, watching on as everyone focuses in the other direction.

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Scott and St David's - Cardiff Bay by Anthony Cronin

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St Davids Hotel shot through the Scott Memorial Mosaic Sculpture.

This hole through the sculpture is meant to represent a famous photograph of an ice cave as shot by Herbert Ponting, the photographer on the expedition.

He survived, I think because he remained at base camp while Scott pushed for the pole.

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60L$ HW sale April 24-25 by ACCESS

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#TBT: STS-112 Launches to Space Station – Oct. 7, 2002 by NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center

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This week in 2002, the space shuttle Atlantis, mission STS-112, lifted off from Pad 39B at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center to the International Space Station. STS-112 carried two primary payloads: the S1 integrated truss segment and the Crew and Equipment Translation Aid Cart A, the first of two human-powered carts that would ride along the space station railway, providing mobile work platforms for future spacewalking astronauts. Here, mission specialist David Wolf participates in the mission’s first extravehicular activity. Wolf is carrying the S1 outboard nadir external camera, which was installed on the end of the S1 Truss on the station. Today, the Payload Operations Integration Center at NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center serves as “science central” for the International Space Station, working 24/7, 365 days a year in support of the orbiting laboratory’s science experiments. The NASA History Program is responsible for generating, disseminating and preserving NASA’s remarkable history and providing a comprehensive understanding of the institutional, cultural, social, political, economic, technological and scientific aspects of NASA’s activities in aeronautics and space. For more pictures like this one and to connect to NASA’s history, visit the Marshall History Program’s webpage.

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