HivePakistan Curation Compilation December 10, 2024

I really like when this big bird comes around, it usually walks the bank and looks for little fish or maybe frogs to eat. Though when I show up it gets a little camera shy and just stares at me.. lol I used my tripod to get these pictures, and indeed they look better this time I think. In these pictures I got some more shots of the ducks, and some pretty pictures of sunset along with the moon showing up. Camera Model Lumix GH6 Lens G Series 100 300mm F4.0 5.6 Lens Filter none Aperture f/6.3 Shutter Speed 1/640 sec Film Speed 1250 Spectrum Visual Light Wavelength 380 through 700 nanometers Location Central Virginia USA. Earlier in the day I spotted those ducks again ...

In yesterday's post I announced that I was going on a picnic. I even edited it and included a photo I took there with my phone, and two more in the comments. My friend the Panasonic Lumix accompanied me and I was able to take some better quality ones to share with you the good vibe of this event. Any excuse to ride a bike is a good excuse, but the last bicipiknic of the year was really great. You may ask: why bicipiknic? See the announcement of the event on the Citykleta website ...

A tiny island lies in the heart of Prague, separated from the bank by the narrow stream of Čertovka, the Devil's Canal. This place is steeped in legends and folk tales—a nook where devils were once painted on walls of houses, and mischievous water spirits called Vodníks dwelled, dragging unsuspecting souls into the waters. They keep trapped souls, tiny sparks akin to fireflies, in mugs for amusement, begging to be freed for eternity. Can you hear their faint cries when wandering Kampa Island after dark, when myths can suddenly feel real? Perhaps! Especially when the early nightfall of December cloaks the old city, and the Solstice is just around the corner ...

Hello everyone! Today I'd like to take you on a tour of one of the most fascinating museums in the city of Fes: the Nejjarine Museum of Wooden Arts and Crafts. I've always been intrigued by this place, as several of my friends who were born in Fes told me about it with great enthusiasm. After hearing their stories, my curiosity grew, and I finally decided to walk through the doors. And what a surprise! As soon as I walked in, I was immediately amazed by the architectural beauty of the building, its authentic atmosphere and the elegance of the details ...