Showing posts with label Nuages / Clouds. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nuages / Clouds. Show all posts
Thursday 12 January 2012
Tuesday 10 January 2012
Sur la route d'Orléans
En pleine Beauce.
Au loin, les deux cheminées de la centrale nucléaire de Saint-Laurent-des-eaux.
Wednesday 4 January 2012
Tuesday 27 December 2011
Saturday 24 December 2011
Strong gale at sunset
All pictures taken by the seaside, Saint-Michel-Chef-Chef, 23/12/11, around 6:30 pm
Friday 23 December 2011
Shades of grey and the things in between
Ciel au-dessus de la baie de Bourgneuf, Saint-Michel-Chef-Chef, le 21/12/11, fin d'après-midi.
Baie de Bourgneuf, vue du port de Saint-Michel-Chef-Chef, le 22/12/11, fin d'après-midi.
Pin parasol, rue du port, Saint-Michel-Chef-Chef, le 22/12/11, soir.
Chenal du nord, vu de Saint-Marc-sur-mer, le 23/12/11, matin.
Chenal du nord, vu de Saint-Marc-sur-mer, le 23/12/11, matin.
Wednesday 21 December 2011
Broken panorama
Can anyone help me fix this picture? I don't know how to cut the left part to paste it on the right of the right part, where it belongs....HELP!
Here is the version fixed and delivered by Chab! Many thanks!
Tuesday 20 December 2011
Saturday 8 January 2011
Tuesday 28 December 2010
Sunset and my Gecko friend
Sunset over KL, in four movements:
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I have already told some people that every evening, around 10, there's a gecko that comes and inspects the content of the bin in the kitchen. Having done so - I don't have a clue as to what he may find suitable to his palate in there, as geckos usually eat insects (their all-time favourite are mosquitoes, useful little creatures, aren't they) - he pads his way gently up the ceiling (sometimes upside-down on the curtain rail bar), near the light and patiently waits here all evening long - I mean, as long as I don't make any harsh noise - otherwise he'll scamper in the blink of an eye (the which he can't do, having no eyelids). This particular gecko is not as colourful as most of his cousins, being "only" a common house-gecko (Hemidactylus frenatus some people call him, but I bet he doesn't like it). Here's a tryptich of pictures :
Hiding behind the curtain. Brave, but not bold.
One thing must be said concerning their way of "climbing": they don't seem to "climb" anything so much as to "glide" lightly on the surface, without any apparent effort. I think I'll dig this in a bit further.
By the way, could anyone explain to me the gecko shadow next to it? When I took the picture (with a flash), the lizard was moving (fast, should I add). But I still can't figure out why the shadow is lying next to it, and not underneath it...Is this some kind of pre-image of the moving gecko? In any case, I find this strange.
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I have already told some people that every evening, around 10, there's a gecko that comes and inspects the content of the bin in the kitchen. Having done so - I don't have a clue as to what he may find suitable to his palate in there, as geckos usually eat insects (their all-time favourite are mosquitoes, useful little creatures, aren't they) - he pads his way gently up the ceiling (sometimes upside-down on the curtain rail bar), near the light and patiently waits here all evening long - I mean, as long as I don't make any harsh noise - otherwise he'll scamper in the blink of an eye (the which he can't do, having no eyelids). This particular gecko is not as colourful as most of his cousins, being "only" a common house-gecko (Hemidactylus frenatus some people call him, but I bet he doesn't like it). Here's a tryptich of pictures :
Hiding behind the curtain. Brave, but not bold.
One thing must be said concerning their way of "climbing": they don't seem to "climb" anything so much as to "glide" lightly on the surface, without any apparent effort. I think I'll dig this in a bit further.
By the way, could anyone explain to me the gecko shadow next to it? When I took the picture (with a flash), the lizard was moving (fast, should I add). But I still can't figure out why the shadow is lying next to it, and not underneath it...Is this some kind of pre-image of the moving gecko? In any case, I find this strange.
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