Nature pics

[Lazarus]

I worry about you sometimes, Chris.






Oh, wait. I see what you mean

 

[Archive-8]

I worry about you sometimes, Chris.


Oh, wait. I see what you mean

I couldn't get any closer to him/her as they were right underneath all the trolleys.

I was on my way to the Dr's. I sat on the wall outside the supermarket, and it popped out.

It took me quite a while to capture that photo.

 

[4wd]

Some autumn colors, in an unusual long period of good weather here.

Unedited, only resized for forum posting. From a cheap Samsung J5, am getting quite impressed with the evolution of phone cameras over the years. Still far from a 'real' camera, but the 'best camera is the one that takes pictures' = the phone, which is always in the pocket (zero help in a srl when it's on a shelf at home).

 

[4wd]

Thanks for the feedback, that got me out in the woods to shoot an few more :O)

 

[Topper]

My wife does green Gym on a Thursday morning, this little beggar was trying to mate with her boots when she returned home

 

[Captain Jack]

Ghosty this morning...

 

[Llew]

Love the way the spiders' webs reveal themselves at this time of the year. Can't see where she's hiding though

 

[PaulR]

Probably inside the end of the LNB arm tubing. Nice pic.

 

[blademedia]

Visit everyday

 

[Archive-8]

A rare view of the bat cave, no really!

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=1532001806820825

Live at the time of posting

Live Vampire Bats.

 

[Topper]

Our recent trip to Fragneta Labata, one of many small villages in the Benevento region of Italy, that are quickly falling into dereliction only to be snapped up by speculative Londoners with Italian roots that have discovered they can modernise or rebuild half a dozen properties with land and fruit/olive/fig trees or vines in these run down villages, all for the price of a semi-detached in wider London. It was quite surreal, listening to a builder from Croyden, a hairdresser from Northampton and a property owner from Guildford. all of whom have returned to their roots. The views are stunning and the way of life is simple, but it has become an attractive way of life to many who are burnt out by the hamster wheel of life.
The first capture is sunrise on our first morning in Italy taken from our bedroom window. The others are further views of countryside and typical villages in that region, many of which have marbled roads. In two days time they are required by law to have studded snow tyres, I cannot imagine what it is like driving with those on marbled streets, last one is a view of the alps on the flight back

 

[Ghostleader]

Beautiful, love the fog on the first pic

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[Topper]

Beautiful, love the fog on the first pic

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Twas morning mist, they do not have fog in Italy so I was informed it is all morning mist even in the afternoon

 

[Archive-8]

 

[excollier]

^^ was Dec too scary to publish?

 

[Topper]

Surprised this little gecko whilst on holiday

 

[skomedal]

Mineral ( rocks and stones to the uninitiated ) collecting is one of my hobbies, found this beauty at the stelli feldspar quarry, Iveland, Norway in the summer.

The correct term for this mineral is " Albite -anorthite series " group member, but is generally better known as " Moonstone " due to the blue reflections when viewed at a certain angle.





Regards

 

[Lazarus]

Is it invisible?

 

[skomedal]

File too large

 

[Lazarus]

Ah.

Try Pix Resizer