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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.
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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“
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Sometimes the questions are complicated and the answers are simple.
a volte le domande sono complicate e le risposte sono semplici
Dr. Seuss
A lone fisherman probes the waters of North Gap Lake for signs of piscine life, Snowy Range, Medicine Bow Mountains, Wyoming. All around him fish surface and feed, and he appears unable to divine what might interest them. Fishing can be quite a humbling enterprise...
Although the days begin to grow longer again, I imagine the inhabitants of the lake are currently sealed from sight beneath a cap of lake ice and will be for some time to come. Closer to home, the firewood shed is nearly complete (all but the metal roof sheathing), family members begin arriving tomorrow, and the full moon will be setting at sunrise in the morning hours.
In the spirit of the season, a friend and neighbor will be throwing a Chrismatzo Ball tomorrow evening. All signs point toward merry making! I hope the same holds true over the next weeks for all the fine people I've met on Flickr. Cheers!
Waiting for, giving some, who knows because the moment before is just thrilling. The replies could be such a wide array of emotions. Happy texts, sad texts, decision making texts, forgiving texts.. and your whole universe surrounds those tiny little letters, with hope and excitement for a better moment.
Taken at Sunny Photo Studio - "Selfie Game" pose.
Thank you in advance for all your faves and comments. I might answer several days later. And I might post other photos in the meantime.
Merci d'avance pour tous vos faves et commentaires. J'y répondrai peut-être plusieurs jours après. Et je posterai peut-être d'autres photos entre temps.
Il s'agit de la 2ème randonnée dont j'ai eu le temps de trier les photos grâce à mon absence totale de connexion Internet pendant 2 semaines à Quiberon cet été. Et j'y ai pris un énorme plaisir. J'avais laissé de côté le tri des photos de cette rando car je savais que je risquerais de sélectionner beaucoup de candidates. Mais en même temps, il me tardait de ne pas laisser croupir ces photos.
France. Alpes. Massif du Dévoluy. Photo prise lors d'une rando en A/R au cours de laquelle nous sommes allés avec ma femme au Col de Charnier en passant par le Vallon de Charnier et en partant du hameau de Lachaup. Je me réjouissais de faire cette rando et je n'ai pas été déçu car elle figure parmi nos randos préférées de tous les temps ! ❤️
Cette photo a été prise au pied de l'arête EST du sommet de Roche Courbe, juste avant de rejoindre le Vallon de Charnier.
Le sommet qui trône au centre s'appelle Roche Courbe (2259m) et il fait partie des sommets que je trouve les plus beaux. Sur la droite, on voit la face EST de la Tête de Vallon Pierra (2512m). Quand on voit la face EST ou la face SUD de ce sommet, on a l'impression d'admirer une magnifique pyramide d'Egypte et au cours de cette randonnée, ce sont justement les 2 faces de ce sommet que nous avons eu la chance de contempler.
Ce Vallon de Charnier est un concentré du Dévoluy, dans tout ce qu'il a de plus beau ! ❤️
Sur la droite de la photo, je trouve que les nuages dessinent une espèce d'étoile filante. 😉
WHK is an AM talk radio station serving the Cleveland area. It's apparently the sixth oldest (by FCC registration) radio station in the country.
Are there extraterrestrials living among us on earth? What do they do? These are the type of questions humans have debated for ages, and after a weekend at Death Valley National Park, I believe I am ready to solve them. Speculate no more, as aliens are playful creatures who, it turns out, live in the mountains around The Racetrack Playa and come out every full moon to move around rocks.
Why you might ask, would aliens do this when there are so many things they could see and do on earth? The answer is simple: to mess with tourists. It’s probably a higher calling on their planets. As the legend goes, no one has ever seen these rocks in Death Valley National Park move. Nonsense. As the hit film Men in Black taught us, aliens have the power to erase our minds. Heck, there’s a good chance I saw aliens the night I took this photo. I don’t remember seeing them, but I cannot say definitively that I did not see them....
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Photo of Lake Crescent captured alongside U.S. Highway 101 via Minolta MD Rokkor-X 50mm F/1.7 lens and the bracketing method of photography. Olympic National Park. Olympic Peninsula. Clallam County, Washington. On the first day of April 2016.
Exposure Time: 1/250 sec. * ISO Speed: ISO-100 * Aperture: F/8 * Bracketing: +1 / -1
this is as clear as i could get it xD this is for everyone on answers ♥ ♥ ♥
i went off my facebook friends list so i forgot denne & tabitha but i added you on the computer... sorry xD
OMG i forgot daniel too... sorry :(
There was a power outage over the weekend at Algonquin Park's Lake Opeongo outfitter station. Consequently, not many people were around at sunset - only the sounds of a generator and a few kids laughing at each other's dockside fishing antics. Eventually the generator fell silent and the kids left - leaving us the last ones out. A solitary loon called out but there was no answer.
So after many wishes to make a q&a here it is. You can ask everything I will answer.
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I ,a shy and quiet boy since young, was a target of the bullied throughout my 8 years of childhood. The memories of being bullied continuously have had a little or more effect on my confidence and activeness. I shut myself off from the society, claimed myself a weak person and brought myself with a gloomy, tired and scary look.
I’ve never believed in myself…
I came to photography when my dad lent me his camera when I was 6. From the first clicks, I already felt "this is where I belong". Photography helps me recreating the world seen through my eyes and felt by my soul, helps me remembering faces, smiles, memories of a passing time. And it even reminds of the things which are supposed to be forgotten.
I chose dark art because dark art is a fine illustration of the world I am seeing - a world of melancholy and sadness. Through dark art, I can dig deep into the darkest place of a human, right there, people are living in the own nature: weak, crazy and also vulnerable. Being an introvert person, dark art is also a way of relieving the soul, showing people who I am, what I am and what I’m capable of - something that I rarely share with anybody. As a result, I became more open with everyone, gave more laughs and talked more to the people around me. "You look way more better then?" - my friends said in satisfaction.
I never stop doubting myself ...
I’ve been reeling from my "what should I do" and "I’m not good enough" thinkings, which makes me deviate from my original path. Always wish to be like other photographer pals: big relationships, big interacts and having a support team while I am alone all the time,… I gradually forget that I’ve lost myself, forgotten that my path was different from all of them. I am an independent existence, I exist uniquely and I should’ve not been anyone’s copy. It’s been a difficult time right now, I was once again separated myself from everyone, even the ones I love so much. Always bringing suspense and fear of any situations. And even when writing these words, those emotions are making my hands shake and my heart beats so fast.
I know that there aren’t any obstacles that cannot be overcome if I dare to face, and I know that nothing can stop me if I truly believe that I can do it in my heart. However, "How?", "How can I really believe in myself?”, "How can I become more confidence?", "How can I make this? "How can I do that ...?", “How…?”, “How…?” and "How ...?". I’ve spent a great deal of time resting, thinking and rearranging things that were still unfinished. Those fears are still here, those thoughts are still here, and the answer I still cannot find out but at least this time I will try, something at least makes me feel better. And I hope someday I can find my own answer and be happy with it.
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A question to all my followers playing Horizon 4: Are you one of these people who just maxes every single car you own, so you can then drive around spamming head-to-head challenges at cars 3 or 4 classes slower than yours?
If you answered yes, why do you bother? It looks no fun at all and most of the people who do it, can't even drive the awful cars they've built (or auto-built). I dunno about you but I start getting frustrated when my car always understeers on every corner while also being uncontrollable when I get on the throttle. These idiots seem to make all their cars behave that way on purpose. I'm really glad collisions are turned off
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When a crazy fog movement rolled into Toronto recently, many of the city's photographers went out to shoot the fog. The initial inclination for us 'rooftoppers' is to head for the closest and tallest building you can find...which we did. As the fog rolled in blanketing us at the current roof level (around 53 storeys) my friend Ryan had an obvious answer as to where to go next; the highest vantage point in the city.
After a hilarious encounter with the staff of said building (which I will share with you in person should that day ever come), we were literally on top of the world looking down on the city engulfed in fog. Ryan, known for his timelapse work (see Toronto Tempo) was doing his thing while I was there with only my Olympus OM-D and a couple of shots left on my Bronica medium format camera. We both did ok from up there.
Also, if you haven't seen my Rooftopping article in the Daily Mail, check it out.
ISO: 800
Shutter: 1.5 Seconds
Aperture: F/5.6
Camera: Olympus OM-D E-M5
Lens: Panasonic Lumix 14mm F/2.5
The answer is that they took the trail underneath the Middle North Falls in Silver Falls State Park and then scrambled a bit over the logs and trees...
all the while hoping that the log at the top of the falls doesn't decide that the time to take the plunge - like the others nearby did - is now!
[Explored March 6, 2015 #220]
All those questions without answer
They make you feel like there's no one there.
Éste es el mañana que ayer me parecía tan inquietante.
Para Lío de Fotos, Julio Loco.
Para Lazos, 26/52 - Cogidos de la mano
Para La Tallerería fotográfica, Gymkana de verano, tema 18: Juntos.
Ya ha acabado la primera etapa de mi proyecto, que empecé con la idea de buscar en mi entorno detallitos que me llevaran a mi infancia. Mi idea era, frente a la adversidad, ir buscando esas semillas de amor sembradas durante nuestra niñez en nuestro corazón. Este Julio Loco ha sido un mes muy emocionante y placentero. No he podido hacer fotos todos los días como me hubiera gustado, pero he recordado sensaciones, juegos, momentos que tenía (creía) completamente olvidados. Voy a continuar este trabajo, por puro placer y porqué todavía me queda mucho por explorar.
Pero quería cerrar esta primera etapa con este último tesoro que me he encontrado en mi búsqueda. En muchos de mis recorridos por las calles de mi memoria me acompañaron esos dos angelitos. Y mientras me preguntaba cómo enseñarles que el amor es la mejor respuesta, por su soporte y su presencia me lo estaban enseñando ellos mismos. De pequeña me hubiera gustado mucho tener un hermano mayor que me cogiera de la mano para ir en la vida. No lo tuve y mi infancia fue bastante solitaria. Ahora que he creado y que estoy criando mi propia familia, ahora que vamos los tres cogidos de la mano por la vida, ya ha cambiado esa sensación. Y con ese proyecto me he dado cuenta de que la foto me proporciona esta posibilidad de coger de la mano a esa pequeña niña solitaria y llevarla por las calles de la vida.