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I was challenged by Ethan to partake in the #guardyourlight challenge that T E E J ✿ launched spontaneously a few days ago on her Flickr.
I was inspired and snapped this last night. Now it's my turn to challenge some talented artists to keep it alive and do something inspired by those words !
Friends, if you've been tagged,
grab your cameras and "Guard your light! "
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”You have this way of seeing the Light in others. You have this way of noticing what is beautiful and unique about those around you. And I just hope you know, the same Light you see within others is shining within you too. You have this way of holding up a mirror to others and making sure they feel seen, and this is a very valuable thing. But sometimes, that can make you feel a little less seen yourself... a little less valuable, and less important than everyone else. So in case no one told you lately, it’s okay to turn that mirror around and see you for you, too. And know that no matter who does or does not notice you, Light is running wild within you. It shows up in your laughter. Your stories. Your presence. And I am sorry for all the times no one has taken the time to let you know this, in the same way that you have done this for so many others. I just wanted to remind you this is true: the same Light you see in others is shining within you, too.”
-Morgan Harper Nichols
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Disclaimer :
All the poses used in my pictures are made from scratch by me
Rising 6200 feet/ 1900 m above the town of Crestone Colorado, Challenger Point (14080 ft / 4292 m, right center) catches the last full rays of the sun along with other summits of the Sangre de Cristo range, including 14ers Kit Carson and Crestone Peaks. Challenger Point was named in honor of the seven astronauts who perished when the space shuttle Challenger broke up on liftoff in 1986.
Compositionally Challenged Week 20 - Active Space
After looking in my bird books, I think this is a Swainson's Hawk.
We watched the hawk for several minutes while it moved from one branch to another before it took flight carrying a piece of bark.
For this week's MacroMondays
challenge misfit.
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My brief for this challenge was: Train Station, Billboard, Possibly a Cinema, and ‘Rainman’ Escaping.
Still no cinema but I got the train station, billboard and Rainman escaping the ‘Bounty Hunters’. This image fits the brief better than the first attempt to fulfil the challenge….! (Latest Challenge).
A little shoreline bokeh dedicated to Phan Ly for a great testimonial she wrote me - thanks and HBW!
My neighbor's beautiful Husky. She is very loving, sweet and gentle. But, she's also a protector, so you'd better not mess with her owner because Sasha will defend and protect her.
Challenge #196: Selective Color
The challenge calls for "My Favourite Things". I have lots of favourite things to choose from but visiting the Sumatran Tigers at Australia Zoo is really a great pleasure.
"Australia Zoo is home to some of the last surviving Indonesian species of big cat – the Sumatran tiger!
Found throughout the forests and grasslands of Sumatra, these big cats are the smallest of all remaining tiger species. They are an impressive and powerful hunter with the ability to jump up to 5 metres (16 feet) in length! Using their stealthy stalking abilities, they will successfully hunt deer, pigs, jungle fowl and fish. Sumatran tigers have a range of vocalisations and communication tools. Their roar can be heard up to 3 kilometres (1.8 miles) away. Crikey! Like all tiger species, their beautiful orange and black striped coat is unique to every individual, just like our fingerprints!
Sumatran tigers are a critically endangered species. There are fewer than 350 left in the wild. These beautiful animals are victim to the illegal wildlife pet trade, illegal poaching for traditional medicine, illegal hunting for pelts and meat, as well as experiencing rapid deforestation and habitat loss. They are a species that is facing certain extinction without our protection."
Pray for Me Guys! I'm not a big spicy foods fan but I am putting myself up for the Spicy Noodle Challenge! I've got milk, I've got water, and in the freezer I've got some ice cream to combat the heat. Wish Me Luck!
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photo made in a cave of the Isle of Rowlyria .. many hidden spots on the island , visit it and discover them here : maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Rowlyria/150/47/27
Dor Walker, here's my version... adjusted various tones & hues plus the little puddle. Tried to add some punch to it but don't know if I succeded.
Thanks for the challenge!
It's mainly very expensive clothes for people who spend summer holidays on boats. With summer over, I don't think there will be many customers. There was only one boat left in the harbour after I saw the last three sailboats leave. The canal will now be closed until next summer.
Saturday Self-challenge - numbers
When it comes to my pictures, I like to talk about challenges. Often, it's not about getting the best photos, but about the challenges in a particular situation.
In an old building that may be over 100 years old, such a window situation is unusual and only occurs in this room in the museum building. Of course, a tripod is not allowed.
So I tried to expose the outside and inside of the room in backlight, as close as possible to the exact same position.
Wide-angle lenses have their problems when orthogonal lines are distributed throughout the room because they distort in a cushion-shaped and barrel-shaped manner, and if you're unlucky, both at the same time (moustache type), and so a room where windows, corners, ceilings, and works of art form a grid makes the optical errors obvious.
This meant that I had to superimpose the exterior image over the interior image, and of course there were deviations, so I not only had to correct the distortion but also, quite often, correct parts of the image.
However, I found this “Petersburg hanging” of Münster Cathedral so interesting that I really wanted to show you the situation with a work of art by Albers, a work of art probably by Serra, and a black picture by an artist I don't know.
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Ich spreche bei meinen Bildern gerne von Herausforderungen. Oft geht es mir gar nicht um die besten Fotos, sondern um die Herausforderungen in einer bestimmten Situation.
In einem alten Gebäude, das über 100 Jahre alt sein kann, ist eine solche Fenstersituation ungewöhnlich und kommt im Museumsgebäude nur in diesem Raum vor.
Ein Stativ ist natürlich nicht erlaubt. Also versuchte ich im Gegenlicht eine Belichtung des Außenraumes und eine Belichtung des Innenraumes, möglichst in der absolut gleichen Position.
Weitwinkel haben ihre Probleme, wenn über den ganzen Raum orthogonale Linien verteilt sind, weil sie kissenförmig oder tonnenförmig verzerren, wenn man Pech hat, beides gleichzeitig (Moustache-Type), und so ein Raum wo Fenster, Ecken, Decken und Kunstwerke ein Raster ergeben, macht die optischen Fehler deutlich.
Bedeutet, ich musste das Außenbild über das Innenbild bringen und natürlich gab es Abweichungen, und musste nicht nur entzerren sondern ganz oft einzelne Bildteile entzerren.
Jedoch fand ich diese "Petersburger Hängung" des Münsteraner Doms so interessant, dass ich euch die Situation unbedingt zeigen wollte mit einem Kunstwerk von Albers, einem Kunstwerk von wahrscheinlich Serra und einem schwarzen Bild, von dem ich nicht den Künstler kenne.
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Steeple..
A trip to Cambridge and Paris Ontario turned out to be the perfect day for taking photos.
The sky was turbulent and moody, changing every few minutes from bright to dark from overcast to bright sunshine it was a real challenger for the light meter and my photography skills to keep it all in check.
The Old Main Street bridge that crosses the Grand River is the gateway to the lovely church.Grace Bible Church.
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While still in the process of amassing an inventory that allows me to get more creative with mix-and-match:ing I am finding myself wearing a lot of basic looks in SL, sometimes similar to this one. I originally had a very specific idea of what I wanted this picture to look like, but as I was using the Black Dragon viewer for the first time when taking the shot my original vision started to fade once I became aware of my own ineptitude - so I decided to keep it simple instead. ♥
People don't notice whether it's winter or summer when they're happy.
- Anton Chekhov
details and landmarks at ahchoo-e!.
During the pandemic, I enlisted a number of my photography friends in a project. Every 2-3 weeks, we would present ourselves a new photography challenge. This we would complete on our own, of course, but would later share our efforts and discuss any learnings we had achieved from them.
Time passes. The pandemic years are blurry for me now. But our communal photography challenge work remains a memory bright spot.
This composition was created in response to one of these photography challenges: "Create an interesting image that emphasizes light and shadow."
I have created a Flickr Album entitled "At Home Creatives" where a selection of similarly-themed photographs will be found. I invite you to visit and I hope you enjoy.
Just for fun
Bare Face Challenge flickr group www.flickr.com/groups/14682117@N25/
No makeup
No lashes
No editing
Tag someone you know and see what they come up with.
I tag Bewitched Difference, Violetta Rain and Kay Windstorm, don't spank me! lol
On a trip west to Portland, Oregon, UP's Challenger #3985 is working hard upgrade in the Blue Mountains of Oregon on a rainy June morning in 1993.
I took a challenge to take a clear photo of my daughter & sun in law in this lovely misty surrounding to keep it for remembrance about kodaikanal trip. .
thanks for every one for views, faves & comments.
Illustrer une chanson
www.youtube.com/watch?v=QLTfX0W1Pa4&list=RDQLTfX0W1Pa...
Matin d'hiver sur le palier
Tu rentres chez toi
Le regard froid, les cheveux mouillés
Tu n't'expliqueras pas
J'ai embrassé tous tes défauts
J'ai fini par les trouver beau
Le cri de ton coeur lui sonnait faux
Comme les toutes premières compos
Dis-moi, c'est bien nous deux qui avons froisser les draps
Dis-moi qu'c'est toi et moi
Elle me dit qu'elle est fidèle
Mais elle sort sous la pluie
J'crois bien qu'j'l'ai vu à l'hôtel lundi soir avec lui
Elle passe des heures à s'faire belle
Mais pressée de s'enfuir
Madame sort toutes les nuits sans son parapluie (oh-oh, oh-oh-oh)
Elle sort sans son parapluie (oh-oh, oh-oh-oh)
Elle sort sans son parapluie (oh-oh, oh-oh-oh)
Jardin d'hiver, la fleur est fanée
Je ne saurais pas
Comment te plaire ni comment t'aimer
Je ne te reconnais pas
Pourquoi tous ces mystères mais dis-moi à quoi tu joues?
J'vis sous l'même toit qu'une étrangère
Qui s'éloigne jour après jour
Dis-moi, c'est bien nous deux qui avons froisser les draps
Dis-moi qu'c'est toi et moi
Elle me dit qu'elle est fidèle
Mais elle sort sous la pluie
J'crois bien qu'j'l'ai vu à l'hôtel lundi soir avec lui
Elle passe des heures à s'faire belle
Mais pressée de s'enfuir
Madame sort toutes les nuits sans son parapluie (oh-oh, oh-oh-oh)
Elle sort sans son parapluie (oh-oh, oh-oh-oh)
Elle sort sans son parapluie (oh-oh, oh-oh-oh)
Madame se fout (se fout)
De tout (de tout)
De la pluie dans son cou
Elle passe de rendez-vous en rendez-vous
Madame se fout (se fout)
De tout (de tout)
De la pluie dans son cou
Elle passe de rendez-vous en rendez-vous
Elle me dit qu'elle est fidèle
Mais elle sort sous la pluie
J'crois bien qu'j'l'ai vu à l'hôtel lundi soir avec lui
Elle passe des heures à s'faire belle
Mais pressée de s'enfuir
Madame sort toutes les nuits sans son parapluie
Elle me dit qu'elle est fidèle
Mais elle sort sous la pluie
J'crois bien qu'j'l'ai vu à l'hôtel lundi soir avec lui
Elle passe des heures à s'faire belle
Mais pressée de s'enfuir
Madame sort toutes les nuits sans son parapluie (oh-oh, oh-oh-oh)
Elle sort sans son parapluie (oh-oh, oh-oh-oh)
Elle sort sans son parapluie
Elle sort sans son parapluie
Elle sort sans son parapluie
In all the years i have been observing mountain goats I have never seen a goat make a mistake and have to u-turn. They will stand there cautiously taking their time to plan their route assessing the pitch and width of the path. This was a first. Having descended half way down the narrow path, the goat realized the pitch suddenly changed into something close to vertical. He sat at the precipice and rather than risk a vertical tumble hundreds of feet he carefully turned around and scaled the 30-40 feet he had previously covered while his concerned friend at the top watched his maneuver. This was no small feat even for a mountain goat.
The slope looks to be 60 degrees at this point (picture the steep pitch of the roof of a house) - enough of a slope that would send a human careening downward with nothing to hold on to.