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Pretty daisy at the water tower with dash of filter for a different look. Quite like the outcome of this one.
You know that box that you keep trying to put me in? Go ahead and ask me: How many fucks do you give? The answer is simple: None. I have none to give. I am me. I am strong. I am my own woman. And I'm gonna fucking rock it.
Pose: Put My Middle Finger Up by Be My Mannequin? Pose Store
Special thanks to Kimmy for posing for me! Enjoy your new profile picture!
This elephant at the Rochester Seneca Park Zoo made it a point to come over and look at me when I walked by to take her photo.
Ricoh KR-5, Rikenon 50/2, Kodak Tri-X 400@640, +1 development, HC-110/dil. B, 8 min. Digitized with Nikon D700/ES-2.
Just for fun...
I'm not ready yet for Pink Themed Tuesday because still no idea for a Little Fairy and
I will try its fun.. :D
Please no large glittery graphics or big group invites!
As usual my friends give me some comments or advice for this 1st time capture..
Have a nice day everyone! Hopefully y'all love this shot :D
Love * Azriena......
Meh, yet another Great Egret, Ardea alba, in flight against an overcast sky, no better than several I have already posted. However, it’s very encouraging as a proof of concept, because I got it with my brand new Fujifilm X-T5 on my first outing.
Manual exposure; one frame from a 7fps burst; following the subject at 300mm; continuous back button autofocus set for bird tracking; saved as RAW and HEIF on UHS-II cards; uploaded to the Cloud with my old SD card adapter, processed from HEIF in Photos on iPad; cropped from 40MP to 3, for a 6000mm full-frame equivalent reach.
Several questions remain to be answered, haven’t got a slick workflow. Had to sit on a park bench for a while and search the manual on my phone to figure out how to invoke burst mode. 😜
12-21-22; 20:00 CDT; Provia+
The answers on the tip of her tongue.......
HOODED MERGANSER (Lophodytes cucullatus)
Hooded Mergansers are the second smallest species of merganser, with only the Smew of Europe and Asia being smaller.
The Hooded Merganser is a sea duck, being able to dive for fish and staying underwater for some time and using its sawbill to catch and grip the fish.
Hooded Mergansers are short-distance migrants, wintering in the United States wherever temperatures allow for ice-free conditions on ponds, lakes and rivers.
Not having visited the CN Champaign Sub in some time, I was beginning to wonder if IC SD70s were still a "thing" on A408s between Kirk Yard in Gary, IN and Centralia, IL. The answer runs south through Humbolt, IL behind IC #1024 and 1027, albeit a little later in the day than I'm used to seeing. Whereas A408s have typically departed Champaign well before sunrise, this one is obviously many hours behind that schedule, much to my benefit.
CN's heritage plan rolls on.
please no graphics in your comments. if it's from a group i've posted in choose the little one - comment with only graphics will be deleted. thanks
se qualcuno passando di qui riconosce le persone ritratte o si riconosce è pregato di dirmelo, grazie
The reason for our recent trip to Reelfoot Lake in Tennessee…the Western Cottonmouth. Reelfoot is pretty famous in our part of the world for three main reasons: Amazing fishing (winter and spring only…it sucks in August), and the largest concentration of Bald eagles and cottonmouths in the Eastern USA.
I have been wanting to go back to Reelfoot to photograph the cottonmouths for many years now. This week my brother Gus and I made the 9-hour roundtrip drive and were blessed with two separate encounters. In this shot, we fired up the trolling motor and cruised alongside this beautiful adult viper.
I guess one's answered prayer can be another’s nightmare.
Our Flickr friend Gene Morris and his wife Annette survived the Tornados that hit Canton,Texas where they live.
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I am going to be off Flickr for awhile. I will miss everyone but sometimes you have to take care of life in the real world. Thanks for all your visits and comments.
"Answer July—
Where is the Bee—
Where is the Blush—
Where is the Hay?
Ah, said July—
Where is the Seed—
Where is the Bud—
Where is the May—
Answer Thee—Me—"
- Emily Dickinson
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Silent Answers…
To quiet questions!
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– an honest answer ...
a square deal – a fair deal ...
a square meal – a balanced and satisfying meal ...
do you wish anything more ? ...
;-) ...
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Incurable Answers.
تجرد الإخفاقات الضمنية الناشئة للعيش الناشئ انعكاسات بسيطة ومحتويات نقية ومتميزة من الأفكار الأساسية المتميزة بعيدًا عن الحقائق,
intériorité identité connaissance dogmatisme assurances immanence soi ruse observation activités signification indiquant la conscience,
enaid sylweddol yn pennu cynnwys crynodrwydd cynnwys Mae sgematigau yn cynnig sefyll ffurfiol ffurfiol brodorol gan fynegi angenrheidiau mewnol,
înțelegerea punctelor natură existență înțelegerea problemelor sunete străine definirea legilor fixe mișcările devenind noțiuni raționalitate generală,
λογικές μεταβάσεις επιστημονικές μέθοδοι εκθέσεις εξωτερική αφήγηση διαισθήσεις υποτιθέμενες μορφές επαναστατικές ομιλίες απαιτεί προσοχή,
Bestimmungen lästig formalistisch absorbierend Denken Bewusstsein Argumentationsfähigkeit Freiheit Bemühungen spontane Natur Eitelkeit Verstand,
内在する感動的な注目に値するアイデア比率論的回答差別化された内容添付された基礎偶然の特性議論の下での述語命題昇華された発見述語命題昇華した調査結果.
Steve.D.Hammond.
Many of life's difficult questions are more easily answered here - with waves, a camera, a tripod, and self.
Playing around with some HDR and sans shadow. Thanks to everyone who played along yesterday. The answer is below.
Fun Facts: Grand Teton National Park was created on February 29, 1929 and greatly expanded in 1950 due to the efforts of John D. Rockefeller, who purchased vast tracts of land and then donated over 30,000 acres to the U.S. Government.
To check out more photos from the Tetons, check out my set.
Check out my stream on Fluidr.
In a burst of sunlight that lasted less than a minute, G539, BL33 and G520 lead 7901V out of Irymple at 1705 on Tuesday the 29th of August 2023. Barely 20 seconds before this train came into view, the sun came out and less than 10 seconds after the locos passed me, the sun disappeared behind the clouds, never to be seen again on this day. Of note, this train ran at a larger than normal length of around 1500m.
I have been thinking about my brother so much lately. We lost him a year and a half ago to an accidental overdose He went to bed and never woke up. My poor dad found him, but it was already too late. He was only 24 and a wonderful person. This song just fits how much I feel. I miss him so much!
"There are things you dont want to happen but you have to accept, & there are things you dont want to know but you have to learn, & there are people you cant live without, but you have to let go“
mareagrau.blogspot.it/2017/05/my-answers.html
Sometimes the questions are complicated and the answers are simple.
a volte le domande sono complicate e le risposte sono semplici
Dr. Seuss
After digging this hole / and raising a stone wall / snow fell and sun came. // At that moment / I knew the answer.
Trying to catch up my delay ... (which is still very big) ... but I need to post a new photo from time to time ...
Thank you in advance for all your faves and comments. I might answer several WEEKS/MONTHS later. And I might post several photos in the meantime.
Merci d'avance pour tous vos faves et commentaires. Je vous répondrai peut-être dans plusieurs SEMAINES/MOIS. Et je posterai peut-être plusieurs photos entre temps.
Si je le pouvais, j'aimerais partager sur Flickr d'autres photos de cette rando. Mais si je veux publier au moins 1 photo de toutes mes autres randos, ce n'est pas possible avec mon rythme de publication actuel trop faible. Du coup, j'ai publié un album de 81 photos de cette rando sur le site Altituderando (où j'ai un compte avec le même pseudo). Voici le lien vers la page de ma sortie, dans laquelle on peut ouvrir l'album de photos (le 2ème lien permet d'ouvrir directement l'album mais je pense qu'il est beaucoup plus susceptible de changer avec le temps que le lien de la sortie) :
www.altituderando.com/rando21448
More photos of this hike (81) there :
www.altituderando.com/spip.php?page=album-photo&id_ra...
France. Vosges. Alsace. Haut-Rhin. Vallée de Munster. Photo prise lors d'une rando en aller-retour effectuée avec ma femme, au départ de la Station du Gaschney, jusqu'au sommet du Hohneck (1363m).
La photo a été prise un peu en contrebas du sommet du Hohneck, du côté du Col du Wormspel.
On y voit la partie supérieure de la magnifique Arête des Spitzkoepfe, bien recouverte de neige et entourée d'un peu de brouillard, en contre-jour. Nous avons eu la chance de pouvoir contempler ce spectacle pendant quasiment une demi-heure avant que le brouillard ne se dissipe complètement. 😎🙏
Déjà en temps normal, cette arête me fascine à chaque fois. Mais là, avec son manteau neigeux, elle était encore plus belle. Et puis l'ingrédient magique qui l'a magnifiée pendant 30 minutes, c'est ce brouillard providentiel, sublimé par le contre-jour, qui jouait à cache-cache avec ses parois.
Ce moment fera à jamais partie de mes meilleurs souvenirs. Tout comme la randonnée dans son ensemble. Car nous avons eu de nombreux autres cadeaux à admirer du début à la fin de la rando, comme le cheminement au milieu d'arbres entièrement recouverts de neige (les feuillus aussi bien que les résineux) ou la vue sur les Alpes Suisses qui était particulièrement belle en ce jour.
Je pense qu'il s'agit de ma plus belle randonnée hivernale à ce jour (mais je n'ai pas non plus des tonnes de randonnées hivernales à mon actif). Et c'est d'autant plus beau d'avoir pu la partager avec ma femme.
Given the age of some of these old towns, and particularly Gayndah, I was hoping somewhere I would come across one of the various forms of these somewhere. This was of a type I hadn't seen before. Apparently still works and in use, the shop would have been some form of Emporium selling a range of clothes and household goods in its day. Now it is simply a Charity Shop.
ha ha ha... the answer is "NO"
As I've come to know that even ants have compound eyes, I was curious about spiders' eyes... :D
14-42mm (reversed)
Exposure 1/100
Aperture f/16
ISO Speed 100
Male Sitticus Fasciger
I took this a few days ago when we got up ridiculously early to witness the dawn chorus under the guide of a real expert.
This man was able to pick out individual birds from a cacophony at 5am, whilst telling us about them, and answering our naive questions. He could even tell which were birds mimicking different birds.
At least that's what we assume. To be honest, he could have been telling us anything at 5am - I was just nodding with what I hope was an interested expression, daydreaming of duvets, pots of coffee and the cooked breakfast we were promised.