Protruding
14 creative works found
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Longwood Gardens / Kennett Square, Pennsylvania, USA What is this thing? It was so strange I had to photograph it.
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Tiny green frog on a blade
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Metamorphosis
by MunificentChildA wing of silent, starry blue protrudes/ / Beautifully blue the butterfly glistens.
The description of a caterpilliars change to a butterfly.
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Sunrise over the VleesBaai, South Africa, 300mm lens used. Copyright Notice All Rights Reserved Any unauthorised copying, duplication, reproduction, selling and/ or distribution will constitute an infringement of Copyright Copyright © 2008 Frank Pey
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What’s black and white and red all over? My face, when I haven’t enough sleep and I’m feeling THAT way again!
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Cute cartoon little monster covered in red down :) / Please note you can choose the colour and the type of T-shirt for this little monster to run onto :)
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Taken at the Perth Zoo with Canon 10D, Sigma 70-300mm Macro. This primate has fantastic features including a nice set of canine like teeth.
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This old sailing vessel called ‘Buster” was wrecked on Woolgoolga beach back in feb 1893….she was a wooden Barquentine…a three masts vessel,square rigged on the foremast…305 tons…measuring 129×31x12 ft Built in Nova Scova in 1884….her bottom was sheathed in Muntz metal…an alloy of 60% copper,40% zinc…which was later removed by some of the locals!!! ....it was anchored off the then Jetty…a newly declared Wharf in 1892..the jetty was off timber construction 1,561 ‘feet’ long.. 32 feet wide..there was a large shed constructed on it as well as a 5 ton steam crane, tramway platform,tramlines and trollies…for the loading of fine timbers that were plentiful in the surrounding bush and horse or bullock team driven through the town and onto the beach to the jetty and awaiting ships….well…the Buster was anchored for the night ready to load in the morning..when the weather turned nasty and she was blown and eventually beached herself just north of Woolgoolga…apparently it took quiet awhile for her to settle permanently in her resting place….after all the recent big seas we’ve had she’s became uncovered again…I’ve only ever seen a small piece of wood protruding through the sand before…so was ‘stocked’ to see soooo much now visable….raced up the beach yesterday during lunch break from doing the kids canteen…only had time to snap about 20 quick images and I had to leave…Ohhh Nooo!! LOL…the timber was just awesome!!!!!! DebsPhotos
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It was June 12th, 2005. I was hiking on Eagan Range in eastern Nevada. The day was sunny with a few white-yellowish cloudlets in the blue sky. That was a time when the snow rapidly thaws. In fact, the southern slopes were snowless already, but northern side was still covered with snow. At some shadowy places the thickness of snow was up to 5 ft. However, even northern slope has a big snowless spots. I was lucky to find a nice snag protruding just above the snow cover. I delighted in beautiful shape and texture. The color also was lovely. Moreover, the sun lighted snow made a beautiful contrasting background. It was nothing but a natural piece of abstract art. I hope you will enjoy the picture. Thanks for stopping by. :)
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unusual rock formation at branscombe in devon
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Featured In: Fabulous Flowers / Found at the grounds of the old Beechworth Asylum / Beechworth, N.E. Victoria, Australia. / Nikon D40x, 105mm VR Micro Nikkor / 1/320 f8 ISO HI-1 / /
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