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with the sunrise
every second
less and less timid on my back
I walk towards moonset
feeling as high as I can
feeling like I never felt before,
feeling moved as can be
with the strength of sunrise on my back
confronting the miracle unfolding
in and surrounding me.
participating by consciously walking on
witnessing every new fabulous second of it
with the power of the moonset on my face
this paints me becoming who I am
through whom I was by nature itself
allowing me to feel and be
the observer in myself
breathing the fabulous views
flowing in and out of me
realizing the spirit of the moment
having and taking the opportunity
to capture is all to cover it all
within a flash of time
the moon disappears behind the clouds
knowing it will not fall
the shy sunrise
with its warming face
creating
the warmest blanket ever
for the first time
having
the courage
feeling
love and faith
it is a dream
I am living
it is a dream
breathing it in
and out
this is
what it is all about
- Ellie Daphne van Stralen
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This frame and the following frame are from the same sequence including the fish capture and the toss.
Flickr Explore 8-26-2012 #99
11" x 14"
India ink and colored ink on paper
2009
Also available as a print! www.society6.com/studio/jonmacnairportfolio/Capture_the_Flag
This original work is available for $400 plus shipping.
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Danny and Cara captured in the moment on a ridge in magnificent Springville, Ca. Shot with a Nikon D300, 70-200mm2.8 Lens, and 1 remore SB-900 Speedlight off camera. @ 2015 CHRIS HATOUNIAN PHOTOGRAPHY
capturing a plant and glass on table outside Drink Lounge on Franklin Avenue (after attending Monday Jazz nite)
Went on a lot of hikes this summer and took alot of pictures
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On the second visit Marjorie came along with me. She brought her little easel and some watercolours and concentrated on capturing the beautiful rock formations in the late afternoon sun. Meanwhile I started to climb again to get a closer look at some of the spectacular views.
The name Carr Villa (now the location of a Scout camp) originally was "stolen" from the "Carr Villa Memorial Park", Launceston's largest cemetery. In 1932 a ski club chalet was built under the escarpment. A prominent club member at the time was a Mr Carr. Somebody from the club "stole" the tramways sign outside the stop at Carr Villa Memorial Park (yes Launceston had electric trams until the 1950s) and set it up at the chalet. So from this time on the area has been known as Carr Villa.
Remember the days when train spotting was for the younger generation? 31279 captures their attention with what I believe to have been a Bristol to Paddington excursion. 5/4/1975. Reading General.
A pretty nice way to use up old glass bottle bottoms.
The ol' laptop is heading back to the shop—one of the libraries (my photo library, HURRAH!) decided to corrupt itself. Crossing my fingers that she'll come back improved and fully functioning. In the meantime...see you soon!