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A long exposure, landscape image of waves flowing around the rocks near Portknockie in Morayshire in Scotland, at sunset.

Les jardins romantiques et pittoresques de Marqueyssac offrent plus de 6 kilomètres de promenades, bordées de 150 000 buis centenaires taillés à la main.

Chaos-Taken on 02-10-2019 - Shanghai

 

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Un lever de soleil qui n'augurait rien de bon, pour finalement se révéler magnifique... des vagues dans une mer d'une couleur incroyable... Une session matinale comme je les aime ! Je ne demande pas grand chose après tout !

 

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End of the day, rising tide at Jökulsárlón.

On the 28th June 1914, Archduke Franz Ferdinand was travelling to a hospital in Sarajevo when his driver took the wrong route and stopped to back up the car. As he was reversing, the car stalled in front of a cafe, where a member of the black hand terrorist group, Gavrilo Princip, happened to be buying a sandwich.

 

This coincidental mishap allowed Princip the opportunity to shoot and assassinate the Archduke, thus setting in motion the events of WW1.

 

Think about this. If Gavrilo Princip hadn't have stopped to buy a sandwich where he did on 28th June 1914, WW1 might never have happened. Tens of millions of people wouldn't have died. European nations would have put more resources into building economies. The US would have remained more isolated from the rest of the world. Germany would not have been punished at Versailles, and Hitler would not have risen to power.

 

When Princip stopped for that sandwich, he began a chain of events that would lead to the need for antibiotics and blood transfusions. The need for military spending, which drove the advent of nuclear energy and the internet.

 

If Princip didn't stop for that sandwich, many of our grandparents wouldn't have crossed paths.

 

Sometimes we need to remind ourselves it's the whim of a minute that can change everything.

Dusk or dawn –it was around midnight– in the pack ice bordering Snow Hill Island, east of the Antarctic Peninsula.

 

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Chasing sunsets are never a guarantee for a spectacular display of light, but you are guaranteed that no two sunsets are ever the same.

By the title I mean the composition. I like my bluebell shots to be all neat and tidy, lots of straight trees, no stray branches, but I think a garlic wood is a little more rustic and I love that gnarly old tree!

 

I sat there for ages waiting for the fog outside to come in. Read a book, knitted a jumper, even did a rare Instagram reel but to no avail.

 

Eventually I admitted defeat. Hopefully next year!

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War keine langweilige Arbeit.

Ist auch kein langweiliges Motiv.

 

Those who contemplate the beauty of the earth find reserves of strength that will endure as long as life lasts. There is something infinitely healing in the repeated refrains of nature -- the assurance that dawn comes after night, and spring after winter.

― Rachel Carson

 

I'm raiding the archives again :) I took this last year in Clayoquet Plateau Provincial Park on Vancouver Island.

"All hell can't stop us now..."

 

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I thought it is time to check back in on the green heron family. Here a parent valiantly tries to feed its hungry brood. Chaos, indeed!

 

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I bought a circular polarising filter for the Osmo out of curiosity, knowing that such filters are not recommended for ultra-wide lenses. It produces some interesting effects!

This is straight out of camera/gadget.

Concrete chaos in the Budapest metro

MacroMonday theme nine

 

I took this the last time I was able to go to Stanley Park - the same day as I took the cherry tree "in the round" image. It's a double exposure of downtown Vancouver, duplicated several more times in PhotoShop and manipulated.

Zoom in and take a look :)

 

You must have chaos within you to give birth to a dancing star.

― Friedrich Nietzsche

 

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