couple eagles sharing a spruce (i think) tree, up in homer, alaska, this past winter...
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Today I took some pictures on the banks of the Volga River. Despite the strong wind, the stunning view and beautiful light more than compensated for the discomfort of the weather.
Shooting through a kaleidiscope.
Samsung S23 Ultra
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Seen yesterday in Reutlingen, Germany
Our she-cat is basking in the sun.
Whose picture is that on the front?
I'm still trying out my flea-market find camera. It seems to be decent enough. Seen yesterday in the Tübingen Botanical Garden.
Looks like Tim Conway's great grandpa.
That appears to be Salmon P. Chase, secretary of the treasury under Lincoln. He created the United States' first paper money with his portrait on it. The Masticator: Who The Hell Is Salmon P. Chase? - http://themasticator.blogspot.com/2006/06/who-hell-is-salmon-p-chase.html
Just pics from cell phones here in NE Ohio.....A total eclipse and now the NL, not a bad few weeks!!
I have no idea !.... unusual it is unnamed
Lets see more Northern Lights Auroras pics (last chance tonight)! 
NOTE: “You may be surprised when you look at that image later,” Bettwy said. Because newer phone cameras are more sensitive to light than our eyes, they’re sometimes able to capture auroras we can’t see.
“You may not be able to see it with your naked eye, but if you have a clear night with not that many clouds, and you put your phone to the sky, you may actually get an image or two,
Adjust your phone’s settings to get the best shots. Look for something like “night mode” or another way to lengthen the camera’s exposure to help capture more light. Using a tripod can also help keep your hands steady.
See the Northern Lights w/ your Cell Phone
Marshall Falcon, left, photographs the northern lights as he and Angie Avitia watch the celestial display from Perkins Peninsula Park, west of Eugene, Oregon, on Friday, May 10
Northern Lights - SWLA - Lake Charles, LA - 10 May 24
Works Cited: Dazzling Northern Lights Show In the US - Friday 10 May 24
"Aurora had but newly chased the night, And purpled o'er the sky with blushing light". John Dryden
NOTE: “You may be surprised when you look at that image later,” Bettwy said. Because newer phone cameras are more sensitive to light than our eyes, they’re sometimes able to capture auroras we can’t see.
“You may not be able to see it with your naked eye, but if you have a clear night with not that many clouds, and you put your phone to the sky, you may actually get an image or two,
Adjust your phone’s settings to get the best shots. Look for something like “night mode” or another way to lengthen the camera’s exposure to help capture more light. Using a tripod can also help keep your hands steady.
See the Northern Lights w/ your Cell Phone
Marshall Falcon, left, photographs the northern lights as he and Angie Avitia watch the celestial display from Perkins Peninsula Park, west of Eugene, Oregon, on Friday, May 10
Northern Lights - SWLA - Lake Charles, LA - 10 May 24
Works Cited: Dazzling Northern Lights Show In the US - Friday 10 May 24
In the Botanical Garden again yesterday. In the pond, male frogs greatly outnumber female frogs.
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