*** This Week Through Your Eyes 2019.08.17 ***

I prefer #2.

Very well captured.

Oh no!

Excellent.

Superb.

Wormsmeat said:

What's odd is that my mind's eye is telling me that the landscape should be flipped so the river is on the right. I have no idea why.

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Perhaps because Dover is in front of the water and not after? ;-)

You look down there from the Elbsandstein Mountains.

This is what you see from the same place looking to the left.

Here is one of the oldest working plantariums build by Eisinga



driven by one antique clock.


scaled and aquarate.


even sun up and down is still working correct.




i don't think you can eat them


every where you looked they where walking or dead. Geotrupes vernalis


dragonfly


at front


Sundown at waddensea

And question how are you getting a olifant (elephant) in the trunk of your car?

answer: let the oil (olie) out and fould the rest.

i think they tried:


found by the elephant corner


SAbeltouth Alpine marmot, (we notified the carekeeper)




Jyks! ugly or scary or both.




its a , ,,,,,, donnow, flower.




oeps a steal!




if i see his look he's steaming, my photomoment you little bas..




four seasons in one image: newflower, blossom, breakdown, new seed.

ok that's all Fokes:




who said something about my hat?




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Chris Oly said:

Great detail in #1.

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Yes, photography offers the opportunity to better view these paintings in detail that are about 25 meters above you. Here another one.

Chris Oly said:

Very well captured.

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Thanks!

SkiHound said:

I like this. I know Wormsmeat liked the color. I do as well but have you tried this as a high contrast B&W?

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Yes, I did both...









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Chris Oly said:

Oh yes, lovely. More please.

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Well, There was another one in last week's Part 3.

Nice set. I love the big yellow robot thing and also the man with the balloons. It's a pity that one is just cut off a bit on the left hand side.

I couldn't look. Were you held or hanging onto something?

Beautiful, as were the ones you posted in Part 3 of last week's thread.

Terrific shot that makes me want to search out a patch of sun to have a snooze in....

There's not a lot different about the house but your framing has improved :-D

i enjoy toying with the Prisma app processing. This version of a shot I took on my recent trip to London captures the spirit of the shot pretty well, I think.

Another lovely view. You could be right about Dover.

I'm glad they got rid of the lamps. Odd house. Looks a bit 'Handsel and Gretel'.

What a varied set. #15 is sooo funny. My favourite is the pensive, intelligent-looking character in the last. Like an avian Gandalf.