Capture: Colour is the new black
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JacksonP, in reply to
Take flight.
the small streetside cafe up the road does some of the best I’ve had (picture of that place’s take on it is above
Simon, your food photos are making me hungry. Another idea for a future post?
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JacksonP, in reply to
Dinghys Mahurangi
Welcome Nora. Great this is bringing new people to the page. Nice shot.
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Golden Bay evening
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Thanks Jackson, I like your Tui all puffed up and ruffled.
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Ian Dalziel, in reply to
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It all looks – organic, moving- but there’s clearly a human structure in its midst- being encroached upon-
It does exactly that. doesn't it. I vaguely remember he said he walked in there for some "official " paperwork (possibly border crossing) and I am glad he still had a memory stick when his camera was stolen. I think the building carved in the rock had been there centuries, so I guess the property developers decided against continuation. ;)
This wee bird hung out with my Dad for a while, came down and sat on his hand. The man has a way with birds.
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Ian Dalziel, in reply to
fenestration penetration...
Kereru will crash whenever they want;
young thrushes are kind of exuberantly stupid
(and you can't do much about that)
and kotare …sigh.
But, they almost always survive a window crash.Soon the skies will be full of controlled quadrocopters,
watch out birds, and gaffer tape crosses on your windows!
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Gawd, Great photos everywhere .
Food ,glorious food!
You wan' chillies with that? -
Sacha, in reply to
I'm, er, told
by that aunt who keeps sending you tapes
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Here's some colour from a kid' s point of view.
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And this one was taken by a Junior Citizen Of the World.
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Here is a glimpse across the River Thames of the Greenwich Mean Time laser that comes from the Royal Greenwich Observatory. Photo taken by t'other half.
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JacksonP, in reply to
Here is a glimpse across the River Thames of the Greenwich Mean Time laser
Ooh, night photography. That's another theme to explore.
Above shot of Singapore Skyline.
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Ian Dalziel, in reply to
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You really are very good there Jackson.:)
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Look, stop making me post, will you, I've got work to do. Charismatic megafauna: The family that sings together..., Sealions, Surat Bay 23/2/2008
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Birds? Water? Check: Petrel(?), halfway to Farewell Spit, 22/2/2010
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And finally (because I'm off to Stewart Island for the weekend): On tiptoes, halfway to Farewell Spit, 22/2/2010
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Gareth, in reply to
And finally #2, I'll see your chillies and raise you: Market, Barcelona, 7/9/2011
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Fabulous photos, Gareth. Enjoy Stewart Island; we are going there over Christmas/New Year.
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JacksonP, in reply to
Birds? Water? Check: Petrel(?),
Wow! Just wow. Don't stop on our account.
Thanks Sofie. Flowers? Yes of course. Right, must to work, even though like Gareth I'm getting distracted by all these peskily excellent photos.
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JacksonP, in reply to
Great examples here...
Can you write a letter to my employer please?
ETA: Honestly, those are so inspiring, Thanks.
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Richard Aston, in reply to
Jackson just love that Tui - it looks like an old man Tui , Kaumātua even.
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England - Hampton Court, Maypole dancing - me left, doing haka - as you do .
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Busker (?) - Tekapo...
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