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Originally Posted by Tyrion Cheddar

Thanks. I changed the privacy settings on Flickr to hide that sort of info, like location, so maybe it worked. I'm going to try removing that second line of the URL. By the way, I still l haven't figured out how to delete a post, and I've read the FAQ. That would be useful information, too.

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I haven't tried to delete a post, but what I have seen people do is edit a post and replace it with some text like "....." or "deleted" since the post can't be empty.

Excellent! That worked, thanks for your input, all. I would still like to know how to delete a post, though. Also that name you saw wasn't actually my real name. It was my nom du plume. I'm actually a Lebanese political prisoner named Gordo Gordon, jailed for writing Batman vs. Superman erotica fanfic.

Notice that in this next shot, you get not only the fire but the privilege of my feet.

https://farm2.staticflickr.com/1638/...c1461552_b.jpgWood Stove 2, on Flickr

LOL! I noticed all along that the people that were transfering their pictures from Flickr, not only Tyrion, where identified. But as I don´t know any one here I thought this is no business of mine.

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Originally Posted by Tyrion Cheddar

Notice that in this next shot, you get not only the fire but the privilege of my feet.

https://farm2.staticflickr.com/1638/...c1461552_b.jpgWood Stove 2, on Flickr

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Love this shot.

https://farm9.staticflickr.com/8783/...30c413f0_k.jpgbulldozer on the beach in cayman islands beach sky clouds ocean by Tony Walton, on Flickr

Nice juxtaposition of a heavy duty machine and the beach. Seems like he is building a coastway road?

And now for some local color, a few of the wild turkeys who come and go round these parts, strutting across my property like they own the place.

https://farm2.staticflickr.com/1595/...64391036_c.jpgTurkeys, on Flickr

https://farm2.staticflickr.com/1503/...c0925ccf_z.jpgnight photography nikon long exposure cayman islands art capture bed televison by Tony Walton, on Flickr

Those long exposures are a nice way to make the contrast between the colors stand out. I'm surprised how uniformly dark the black is or did you touch it up somehow? It's not the normal way I would imagine a bed and television to look at night.

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Originally Posted by YesNo

Those long exposures are a nice way to make the contrast between the colors stand out. I'm surprised how uniformly dark the black is or did you touch it up somehow? It's not the normal way I would imagine a bed and television to look at night.

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It's underexposed around the tv.

[ATTACH]9722Vegetation in Campos do Jordão (Brazil). I like its unkempt look.

That does look rather unkempt.

I puzzled a lot about this picture yesterday. What looks like a pane of glass (from the window?) on the bed doesn't look the right size. The pale blue bedclothes also have a luminosity about them.

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Originally Posted by Dreamwoven

I puzzled a lot about this picture yesterday. What looks like a pane of glass (from the window?) on the bed doesn't look the right size. The pale blue bedclothes also have a luminosity about them.

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It's a book or a magazine, not a pane of glass. The 'luminosity' of the bed results from the light of the TV reflecting from it.