Post a picture...that you took

[Shibainumaster]

7 hours ago, Grazza said:

 

My notes from the time say: "sunrise, Volquart Boon Kyst". But the thing I remember most vividly was how numbingly cold it was that early morning in late September way north of the Arctic Circle.

i cant unthink that this can be made into a decent skybox.

[Breezeep]

 

Quite pleased with the quality of my new phone's camera.

[Dusty_Rhodes]

2 hours ago, Gibbon said:

Prague, Central Europe.  Calling it Eastern will get you beaten by Czechs :D 

I see. Hahaha my mistake.

 

Prague is a beautiful city.

[SitarA]

5 hours ago, Dusty_Rhodes said:

@OniriA

Absolutely gorgeous. I've always wanted to see the Hagia Sophi. Certainly a bucket list location. How was it? Did you enjoy your time?

 

It was awe-inspiring, I was certainly overwhelmed when entering it for the first time.

I saw people of both Christian/Orthodox and Muslim faiths pray together and children of all cultures and countries were playing together on the ground.

There was a powerful and unique energy within the place aswell, wich is hard to describe.

It felt heavy.

[Martin Howe]

On 11/7/2021 at 3:58 PM, Dragonfly said:

A band called Don Broco, at the Brixton Academy in London, UK. Was a brilliant night!

And look who should turn up at Norwich a couple of weeks ago :)

[Dragonfly]

20 hours ago, Martin Howe said:

And look who should turn up at Norwich a couple of weeks ago :)

 

Oh hell yeah! 🤘

[Swordofdanu]

[ReX]

 

[Hellbent]

Here you go Mr. Freeze.

 

 

I haven't read any of these books but the 5 star reviews make me wonder if I should, especially the 96% 5 star reviews for the "Real Anthony Fauci".

 

 

 

 

 

Edited November 29, 2021 by Hellbent

[Grazza]

More Greenland:

 

 

Iceberg with sunlit meltwater stripe, Rødefjord

[BrutalDoomisAwesome]

Recent tornado damage in Leachville, AR

[Grazza]

Taken 13 years ago today.

Not too bad for a random snap taken through an aeroplane window.

[TenenteZashu]

The other day we had the first snow of the year, also the lake has gotten low enough to fully expose a strip of land on which sit the ruins of an old stable from before the lake was created

[UnknDoomer]

 

The 30+ years old soviet waffle iron still works very well. One of the few artifacts of the past, against the backdrop of modern technology. And, in my opinion, waffles on it come out better than on modern ones.

 

 

Now 3 years in a row, various sculptures are being created on the streets not far from my location. This one refers to an old ad.

Edited December 24, 2021 by UnknDoomer

[Taw Tu'lki]

Stray cats that live in my village. I don't know whose they. But they live in our garden.

[valkiriforce]

[Martin Howe]

Went out on NYE to local university with a really good broad (artificial lake left from industry or agriculture) and finally got some good wildlife pics there. Normally either they are well displayed and I only have a medium-sized lens or I have the big lens and they are missing or inactive. This time I got lucky :)

 

Grey Squirrel doing their thing

 

Grey Heron having a bad hair day during preening

 

Cormorant in flight

[phoo]

[kalaeth]

sunset on the Castle of Montemor-o-novo on the first day of the year.

[valkiriforce]

[Grazza]

 

At Chiricahua National Monument, Arizona

[valkiriforce]

[Murdoch]

Lake Kaniere, about 40 minutes drive from my house. The odd combination of rain but still strong light enabled some beautifully moody photos. 

[Sena]

[valkiriforce]

[msx2plus]

i like this thread a bunch, cheers to all sharing.

 

here are some older ones that don't really have a home. jellyfish were @ ripley's aquarium in toronto, canon t3i w/ stock lens.

 

 the rest are from around hamilton, canon t 6i w/ 24mm f/2.8 lens

 

[kalaeth]

Lisbon, the old town

 

 

[Mr. Freeze]

[msx2plus]

unreal weather, i love snow

 

[ClumsyDoomer]

The dark side of Moscow