These tiny flowers are very cute.
Weekly Photo Challenge: Summer
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Yesterday I went to visit Rivington Hall Barn, a place where bikers gather together every Sunday during the Summer. I know nothing about the bikes. I only go there because I like to see the model of the bikes and even some of them decorate their bike in a very unique way. I’ve been to this place lots of time because after wandering around the barn with my friends then we would go for walking at Rivington Pike. The two places are situated in West Pennine Moors.
Here the information about The West Pennine Moors.
According to the week theme of Weekly Photo Challenge: Summer, so here my entry for this week:
- The information board of The West Pennine Moors at Rivington Hall Barn
Apart from my first image of the information board, I took all these pictures with my Fuji FinePix 1300.
My ‘Supermini’ Lambs at The Dyfi Valley
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I took these pictures when I went to Lake Bala on Easter Holiday this year. The location is in Dyfi Valley. I lost words to describe the beauty of this place. The view is just amazing around there!
Here a picture of The Dyfi Valley.
And here my ‘supermini’ lambs.
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Don’t they look ‘supermini’ scaled to the rod?
My Homemade Baked Pears with Chocolate Sauce
Once in a week I go to my friend’s place for a dinner and yesterday she made a dessert of baked pears with chocolate sauce. It was delicious. She got the recipe from Aldi Supermarket’s newsletter. So tonight I made it by myself and added some ice cream as the recipe suggested it.
Here I rewrite the recipe.
Ingredients:
4 x Conference Pears
100ml Double Cream
1 x 70g Pack Dairy Milk Chocolate
24g Unsalted Butter
4 x Squares Tin Foil
Method:
Cut the pears in half lengthways, take out the core/seeds and remove the woody stem. Put each prepared pear on a square of foil, divide the butter between them and fold up into a parcel. Put onto the BBQ and cook, turning occasionally for about 15 minutes or bake in a hot oven. Meanwhile, put the cream and the chocolate buttons in a small saucepan, heat through gently until the chocolate has melted and the sauce is smooth and hot. Serve on the baked pears, great with a scoop of ice cream.
And here mine:
It’s easy, isn’t it?
Weekly Photo Challenge: Hands
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This week Weekly Photo Challenge takes theme Hands.
Actually I’ve never taken a special photograph with hands in theme. So I hope my entry for this week would suits enough the theme.
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Artificial Hands. For me this picture looks like a hand holds onto a wire while the ‘forefinger’ points out. ![]()
Weekly Photo Challenge: Blue
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This week the new theme of Weekly Photo Challenge is Blue.
I like the blue colour of the nature. So this time my entry for the blue theme is about the blue colour in nature and its gradation.
When A Picture Speaks More Than A Thousand Words
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When a picture speaks more than a thousand words
It is not only because it has good composition
But also because of its nuance
One picture in different nuances
Can provoke different impressions
That’s how a photography work
To provoke an impression
For us to express our feelings
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Do those pictures speak differently to you?
Reflected Lines
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Success Based on Spiritual Wealth
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My Photojournalism: The ‘Small’ Supermoon
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Few days ago people were talking about the phenomena of perigee full moon or ‘supermoon’ that was going to occur on 5th and 6th of May 2012. As a person who really loves things about the universe or astronomy so obviously I didn’t want to miss that moment. Unfortunately the weather in UK at the times was not quite supporting. It was cloudy on Saturday so the moon was covered by the clouds. It was better on Sunday though it wasn’t too bright I think.
It is not only the weather as my challenge to take pictures of night sky photography but also my pocket camera, Kodak Easy Share C713. It didn’t stop me to capture the moment during that time anyway.
Here my photographs of my small supermoon:
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- Taken on Sunday, 6th May 2012, at early hours
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How about yours? Could you see this phenomena clearly where you lived by?






























































