Very belatedly, I have realised I haven’t posted for this, so here goes with Combusting, Avian, Hot dog, Flutter,
Avian
Double exposure stork and trees
Combusting
Fire: igniting straw by the heat of the volcano
Hot dog, a surfer thrill-seeking
Riding the surf
A butterfly not very visibly fluttering:
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Perfect, Sue.
A bit late!
Nono
😊😊
Al good choices. The stork is great. 🙂
Best wishes, Pete.
Oh, I took that ages ago, and forgot at I had done the double exposure
Fascinating what you can find if you rootle about, Sue 🙂 🙂 The stork is interesting.
Yes, a rootle can turn up surprises, like the stork
love the fire.
Thanks, Gavin
Marvelous photo of what I now know from reading an earlier comment is a stork. We don’t have them and I knew it wasn’t a heron.
Ah, OK!
This post has shown your photographic skills nicely; especially fire and double exposure. I love it, Sue!
Much appreciated, Paula!