DW squee and picspam, part 2 of 2

[kribu]

Yay, another day survived.

I was even lucky enough to catch a break in the rain after work and get to the post office (and home) relatively dry - and have a very pretty Doctor Who: Key to Time box. Number 7246 out of 15,000 (nicely numbered as it's apparently a limited edition). The only problem is that it'll mess up the nice consistent look of my DVD shelf, as it's a fully closed box and thus the spines aren't showing... life's so tough!

Anyway, as I mentioned yesterday, here's the second batch of pics from Saturday's walk. Mostly water and random plants.




The Pirita river.



Underwater plant life.



Random plant in the sun.



Random tiny little autumn flowers.



More river.



Butterfly on a piece of trash.



Cute fungus on a tree.



We have dandelions, yes.



Maple leaf in the sun.



Pine cone.



A not so successful attempt at taking a picture of a bird on the wire, but I liked it anyway.



Duck butt.

Comments

[ubiquirk.livejournal.com]

I really, really love the bird flying away one, as in I'd use it for an lj layout or story banner or something (though I have no stories it's appropriate for). I like how the bird is just barely out of frame, the contrast btw the dark and light, and all the negative space that still has some texture due to the clouds.

[kribu.livejournal.com]

The bird shot was definitely a happy accident - not what I'd intended, but a rather cool result nevertheless.

[zeegrindylows.livejournal.com]

Thanks for friending me. :) Several of these are -really- nicely done.

...and then there's the duck butt, which made me laugh so hard I spit out my coffee. You need to WARN people about these things.

Actually, I like the photos so much and see that you've posted pics several times, I believe I shall simply have to friend you back. If you don't mind, that is.

[kribu.livejournal.com]

Thanks! And no, I don't mind, of course!

I'm glad the duck butt made you laugh (not sure if I should be glad about the spat-out coffee too...) - it was such a cute sight that I couldn't help but capture it for eternity. And then spread it around.