Amelia and Chas jr helping themselves to coffee. This particular crew was partial to tea, as am I, but they liked a bit of coffee now and then. Click for full size.
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Amelia and Chas jr helping themselves to coffee. This particular crew was partial to tea, as am I, but they liked a bit of coffee now and then. Click for full size.
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Chicks from Nightjar, click for full size! The white blonde one has the most serious expression in the first and third photos – “don’t even think about messing with me.”
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Hello everybody and welcome to my first post here on Affinity.
In case I need an introduction, I’m Giliell, I’m German, a teacher, mum, crafter, and hunter-gatherer with a camera.
As I was uploading a metric ton of pictures from my recent holiday I offered Caine to run them as a series with explanations about the sites and sights and she kindly accepted.
Disclaimer: This is a tourist’s perspective on the city and its surroundings, and while I speak Spanish and kinda understand Catalan, I cannot claim deeper insights.
Having said that, let’s start this journey like I start every trip to Barcelona:
Messing about with multiple exposures the other night. Click for full size.
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A fine set of pinecones, ©voyager, all rights reserved
It’s a bit warmer and a bit more humid today so Jack and I opted for a walk in our little wildflower forest, Trillium Woods. It was a good choice, too. We were shaded the whole way around and had the company of a very busy woodpecker pounding out a beat too fast to count. He was too far up to see properly so I can’t show you a photo, but he was so loud that the sound was bouncing off the trees and creating a sort of echo chamber that you could almost feel as a vibration. It was an interesting experience. Definitely physical and a bit exhilarating, but also a bit annoying and the short pauses the bird took were definitely a welcome break. Jack thought so too. I could see he was a bit anxious and every now and then he’d look up as if he was waiting for the sky to fall. All in all, an unexpected and different sort of adventure for Jack and I today.
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What a stunning work this is, so very poignant. Click for full size.
Der Arzt. Ivo Saliger, 1921. Subject: Skeleton As Death, Surgeons, Surgery.
From Rick, click for full size.
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From rq, click for full size!
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Terns from Ice Swimmer, click for full size!
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