Happy Easter

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Hello everybody who is reading this. I hope you had a wonderful easter Sunday with lots of chocolates to fill your stomachs up like balloons.

Fun fact: Hot cross buns are actually made for good Friday.

Gecko

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Fun fact: Most geckos cannot blink, so to keep their eyes clean and moist they lick them with their tongue.

Getting the perfect snap: It was hard getting a good photo of this little gecko without tail because every time I would get closer, it would crawl the the other side of the flower. I'm happy I got this one.

Sorry, for being quite slack. School started back but still, it's been a month. We can say I'm a bit lazy. Hopefully this will not happen again.

Noumea

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Taken where: Ile au Canard, Noumea

Noumea has taxi boats that run from the beach in the photo to this island. You can spend the day on this island. It's really nice but you have to put a lot of sunscreen if it's sunny.

Question: Can you imagine what you see in this photo without buildings only plants? Before people lived here??

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Description of photo                                                          I felt like talking a photo of a wall. I don't know why, I just did. I added posterize to make it more interesting.

Silhouettes

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I took this photo while shooting a scene for the movie I made of KitKat. You can check out the movie here. The scene was supposed to be the cat running down the hall but KitKat was a bit lazy and flopped down then Juliette came to give her a nice pat.

Number 53

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There's this group on Flickr called Numbers in Sequence and people add photos of numbers according to the last number posted.
So, I took a photo of the number of my house. As you know I have done this before on an older post.
You know the people in that group are up to #1605

Sea Turtle

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Taken where: Sea World, Australia.

I decided to do a flash back to October 2014 where I took this picture of a turtle at Sea World when I was there with my family.

Interesting Fact: Sea turtles can hold their breath for several hours but have to resurface as they are air breathing reptiles.