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North Pakistan, nestled in the Karakoram Mountains on the Hunza River. This is a very long suspension bridge leading to a steep and narrow track on the other side, which climbs up to high meadows. It sways wildly and has big gaps between the steps. I have attempted this on a number of occasions, but my vertigo defeats me. My husband is crossing here, and the locals skip and dance across at high speed carrying big loads. Have a lovely Friday and a cracking weekend….Diana ❤️

a great tit wandered in our living room trying to find more knowledge about his roots.

A local scene that I have photographed many times but in this kind of weather comes into its own. As can be seen, recent storms have blown down quite a few trees around here completing a rather nice frame :) Best full screen Enjoy the weekend.

This was one that I wanted to come back to as I could rotate my view to suit the target much like I could when I used my 300mm Nikon lens and coloured camera. This was done as a 3 panel vertical panorama to get the whole of the spread of the wings. It was a case of for each panel I shot for 3 nights each to get enough data to get all the smaller parts to show up in detail. I shot at my summer temp of -0 as some of the days where well over 30c when I started hence the start temp of 0c rather than -10c. The value of the filters they show up considerably more details than the coloured camera ever could. QHY268M -0c 3 days 5 min SHaO each panel, 30 shots each RGB 1 min exposure. QHYCFW3 and 7 Antlia filters LRGBSHaO ZWOCAA rotator MeLE Mini PC Pegasus Astro Pocket Mini power box Starpoint Australis SP3 Focuser Skywatcher 200 F4 PREMIUM PHOTO QUATTRO REFLECTOR OTA Skywatcher F4 Aplanatic Coma Corrector Skywatcher NEQ 6 Pro Hypertuned SVbony 50MM Guide scope QHY5L-II-M Guide camera Guided PHD2, Nina Pixinsight, PtGui, Ps

In a natural glacier cave at approx. 2,500 metres above sea level. It is best not to go into the rear right-hand section. There is a huge slab of ice hanging there. (On the left in the picture with a head torch: my wife). ~~~~~ In einer natürlichen Gletscherhöhle auf ca. 2.500 Metern Seehöhe. In den hinteren rechten Teil geht man besser nicht. Dort hängt eine riesige Eisplatte. (Links im Bild mit Stirnlampe: meine Frau). ~~~~~

Frankfurt, Bahnhofsviertel Hier dann die zwei Türme von der anderen Seite, die Wolken haben sich in der Zwischenzeit etwas aufgelockert : links der Skyper (39 Stockwerke hoch oder 153,8m), ein Wohn- und Geschäftshaus nach einem Entwurf vom Frankfurter Architekturbüro JSK, das von der Holzmann AG beauftragt wurde und rechts der Silberturm (2 Untergeschosse und 32 Stockwerke hoch, oder 166m) vom Frankfurter Architekturbüro ABB Beckert und Becker konzipiert und heute u.a. Hauptsitz von DB Systel.

Baby owl in a santuary in Cheshire. Taken some time ago , but recently re-discovered after I lost thousands of pictures due to a hard drive failure. Converted in Silver Efex