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That's a cattle egret. Not native to North America; they were brought here. In my community, they have become pests, nesting in residential areas, and turning roofs and sidewalk white with their excrement. Pretty birds, though:

There is a time limit on alterations.....

 

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Yugo with Hemi :D

 

The ultimate sleeper. I see a design flaw, though. If you got on that one with the windows rolled up, it would buckle the sheet metal when the blower kicked in.

Practicing for the rapture • San Francisco • ©Brad Evans 2020

 

I'm thinking it might not be that crowded... ;)

You got the pun. Well done.

Slice of Life by Alan Klein, on Flickr

I like this very much. The moody lighting and the enigmatic postures and expressions get my interest.

Fractal oils:

Different oils floated on a slightly alkaline solution

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I was the sponsor for a photo club in a public school. Few kids had the money for Lightroom and other software. So I learned, GIMP and RawTherapee, and Luminance, and the others. Yes, it takes a little more time, but you can get very good results with these.

I'm not quite sure what the purpose of this this thread is. People seem to piling in in with their own photos., But I'll respond anway.

 

@pat_parson; I like the expression of the barmaid.

 

She was a customer. The bartender is the neckbeard on the other side of the bar.

 

But I found little synergy (composition) between the people in the photo.

 

Yes. I was struck by the isolation of the woman at the bar, and by her enigmatic expression.

So let's keep going!

 

Texas Bluebonnets along the Willow City Loop in the spring.

 

Near Ennis, North Texas

Bluebonnets and Indian Paintbrush