Suitably inspired by a post earlier today, I decided to post a couple of panorama "compositions" made with the aid of my Canon Ixus 430 and PhotoStitch.

Here's one I took of Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, last November:

A panorama view of Dubai Creek from aboard an abra, a local ferry:

And here's the last one for today (since my clock has just turned into tomorrow, actually):

A view into the fishing harbour at Elmina, Ghana, showing the boats used daily for fishing on the Atlantic Ocean. Many of them based on single huge treetrunks, with the higher bulwarks made from planks.

I'm not great. I take lots and lots of pics, and a few are nice enough to share.

Lincoln, the octopus


Hummingbird in my backyard


Hoary Marmot, Banff National Park


And more here: Mostly more of Lincoln, and tidepools in the area.

Girlfriend's little toes



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A pretty flower in a cemetery. The flower was also nearing the end of its life.




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She does have cute little toes.

Five second exposure driving under a flashing highway sign

She says thanks!

Oh yes those ARE some cute little toes...oh so cute...so round and perfect. Covered in just the right amount of sand. Oh so sweet and delectable. Mmmmmmmm.

<ahem>

Sorry!

I don't know what's more bizarre - the fact that there you have a "just right" amount of sand, or the fact that her toes were coincidentally covered in said amount.

A white rose from the garden...

Is this you, Moe?

Believe me, it is the latter...you have NO IDEA how hard it is to find toes with the perfect sand amount...just like a cinammon sugared plain doughnut. MMMMM tasty!!

True. I have no idea at all.

great picture, is it supposed to be that dark?

I see you have lightened the photo for me, thanks! Looks much better.

It's dark because I took that photo when it was a dark cloudy day.

Here is one I took the other day

I want to post here....and I am trying with lots of helps from fellow plimers....ugh...deep breath....root for me everyone!

I like this image because it isn't cropped at all. The seagulls were standing equidistant from each other, and they just happened to be the right distance to split the frame into literally perfect quarters.