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Sunset at my brothers place.


Close up one.


Big sky county.


Close up two.


Angry skies.


Close up three.


Have a great weekend y'all

A cool double rainbow somewhere over the west of France.


And so, this afternoon I took this photo from roughly the same spot.
Now, what are the chances of that? Considering that there's about 12 months between each shot.


And with a little help from Photo-filtre™. This --->

If it stays still for long enough, I'll take a picture of it.

A sunrise in the Vendée.

Does anyone else have problems updating photos on here.
Can anyone hlp me?

hi all. since i have been rather bored for the last couple of days, i decided to play around a bit with my camera on my phone, however, since i'm blind, it might be a bit strange as far as the results goes, so i want some help.
I want to know what can be seen on the photos below, and try to describe as much as you can, that would help me to find out what i can correct next time i play around:)
please, send messages instead of comment here.



oh, and by the way, try to remember and tell me which photo you're commented.
thanks in advanced

Near our East Ocean,there is a Dishi Lake, ( also called waterdrop lake) an artifical one which is located at the center of Lin'gang New City, Pudong . I'v never been there though passed by it many times when went to the hospital to see Dad ... That day before Dad out of the hospital,I spent about 2 hours strolling there to relieve my mental stress which came from Dad. the weather was not good for photo, but I did take some, here picked up a few of them to share ...

Beautiful place

A long corridor by the lake

Do you think trees can dance Walz?

A quiet path

Where's my partner gone?

Don't...I feel a little shy though

Wow, it's so nice!

Four wheels bike to make you more fun

I am still busy these days. Good day to you all!

Please give me tips of photoraphy with mobile and camera.

Due to the pandemic, it gave me time to look at some of my photos from 2 years ago, that I really didn't get the chance to appreciate. I am posting 6 of them each week. This is my thid posting of photos in this series.
If you don't mind, let me know which is your favorite of the 6. Thanks.

#1. The following is a Great Egret preening itself perched in a tree;




#2. This picture is of a Male Red Head Lizard. Some people refer to them as a Rainbow Lizard
because the back will be an iridescent blue and the tail may have multiple colors.
This species of lizard is originally from Subsaharan Africa.
They often are pets there. They first showed up in Florida over 10 years ago in Miami, probably as an escaped, or released pet.
They have done exceptionally well in Florida and have migrated more north in Florida each year out competing the native lizards.




#3. The following is a female Osprey in her nest awaiting a fish delivery by her mate;
The word Osprey is of Native American origins. The word means fish hawk, which is mostly
what this bird eats - fish. Indeed, this nest is high in a tree at the edge of a river.




#4. This is an adult Ibis. The juveniles have brown in their feathers along with the white.
The adults only have white feathers. They will walk streams and fields looking for worms, grubs, tadpoles, small frogs, bugs and an occasional small snake.




#5. This is a Tricolored Heron. They mostly swallow small fish, But, will also eat dragonflies, other bugs, and worms. They hunt by a variety of different ways. They will walk streams along the banks and
pluck out prey. They will wade in flowing streams and pluck out fish swimming by, they will walk in streams with wings outstretched, reminding me of a vampire (lol) and the most entertaining way, is they will hunt in what I call 'manic mode', where they will fly over the surface of the water and mid-flight will twist and pluck a small fish out in flight.
This one is simply preening itself.




and lastly #6. This is a sunset with the silhouette of a Palmetto tree;




I hope you enjoyed them.

I'm not sure if you enjoy nature, or not.
But, I do.
And now that softball is over for me (until April),
I have some more time to accomplish other things.

One thing I would like to do, is to post more photos to my webpage.
Indeed, I am going to TRY to post the photos I
took the month before and the upcoming month
(from last year) to my webpage each month.

I just did so for last month (October 2017).
Below are 10 of those photos.
However, if you like, you can see all 120 photos
that I took last month (October), by going to my Flickr webpage;



The most recent photo(s)are at the top.
Eventually, they will be sorted into a species(or at least species family) specific album. However, the plan is to add them chronologically first.

Here are 10 of the 120 for you to view here.
First just press both the Ctrl and the - keys 5 times before you view them
to shrink them to appropriate size.
You won't have that problem on the website.