Capture: EQNZ Remembrance
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Also, with inspiration from the Capture Master, this lil' bugger.
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merc, in reply to
Now that's near sublime to me, a print of that I could live with (monotone bee in flight).
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chris, in reply to
I concur with merc, that's a beaut. Glorious stuff Sophie, I can't think of a colour I'd rather bathe in.
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Sofie Bribiesca, in reply to
(monotone bee in flight).
Well if you mean the passion vine hopper, by all means help yourself, but if it's a bee you want.....
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Or
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merc, in reply to
Well if you mean the passion vine hopper, by all means help yourself, but if it's a bee you want.....
Thank you, I'd only ever get a print directly from you :-)
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Might have to send you a Xmas card this year. That should give me enough time to find a good shot for you ;)
Meanwhile, enjoy a cicada. -
Gudrun Gisela, in reply to
Love it love it love it. Darling Bumblebee. Foxgloves a favorite where they disappear almost inside the flower.
I took a snap today of seagulls inside the red zone. They were having the time of their lives. Splashing and diving as they pretended that this was a seaside locale. -
Hebe, in reply to
Were you down at the old Turners and Growers site today too? I noticed the seagulls taking a late afternoon bath.
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Hebe, in reply to
Bewdy busy buzzy.
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Hebe how can i get rid of picture 2 which is a copy of the above?
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Hebe, in reply to
I don't know -- the edit box shows no picture attachment so I guess it's there to stay. Doesn't matter -- it Captures the red zone today very well. I'm going back tomorrow to snap an old sign I saw today.
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Inner City
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Islander, in reply to
The birds, the insects, the plants, regain their places - and aroha & kudos for all the pics posted here- joy all!
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Hebe, in reply to
Snap! We were at the exact same spot at different times today. We were also mesmerized by the wildlife retaking the city. So many cleared sites with the handsome Ng Gallery and shop standing tall among them.
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Hebe, in reply to
The birds, the insects, the plants, regain their places
Exactly; I'm thinking the rebuild will be long and slow and interesting, with many, many anarchic little corners. It's really a pioneer town again, even down to the low metal buildings -- now containers, used to be corrugated iron.
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Hi Gudrun. I tidied up a little. It might be good if the 15 minute edit window included the picture. I'll look into it.
Love the way the thread is meandering now, as Islander said.
Cheers.
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Gudrun Gisela, in reply to
Hebe if you see a yellow scooter with a seal on the side and a lady hog in front, that is my transportation. Maybe we meet up somewhere.Cheers.GG
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Gudrun Gisela, in reply to
Jackson thank you so much for your housekeeping, much appreciated.
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Gudrun Gisela, in reply to
Thank you Islander for your kind words. I totally agree if left to its own devices mother nature would heal the cracks in the most fantastic way. Too bad developers will have the last say in this and square concrete structures are emerging left, right and center.
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Sacha, in reply to
It might be good if the 15 minute edit window included the picture.
+1 - then folk could manage their own occasional 'carparks' too :)
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Sacha, in reply to
Love the way the thread is meandering now, as Islander said
like a braided river..
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JacksonP, in reply to
Might have to send you a Xmas card this year. That should give me enough time to find a good shot for you ;)
Just so you don't forget, there's this guy we know who does an excellent range of greetings cards from your photos.
You will find him here, there and everywhere.
;-)
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Hebe, in reply to
I will watch out for you Gudrun. I haven't got much in the way of outwardly identifying features: must work on that ;-)
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Sacha, in reply to
pink carnation :)
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