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I arrived at the site to discover I hadn't packed my tripod in the car boot. I can't handle a 500mm f4 lens unsupported for any length of time, so that was a huge negative at the start of the day having driven the 40 miles from Nottingham. The consequence was that of 300 plus shots taken all were to a greater, or lesser degree soft and largely scrap, which was a shame, as I thought I'd otherwise got a range of nice clean shots of these lovely little birds. This was one of the slightly more presentable ones. I haven't had much joy with Whinchats over the 6 years I've been photographing birds - the curse of the Whinchat strikes again!
Many thanks to Stuart Allen for the locational advice, it was spot on. Snag was a week had gone by and that was something else I omitted to double check this morning!
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so to find a new discursive space, a space to wander around those subject matters, is a real challenge :-)
Larry Sultan
HBW!! Truth Matters! Lies have consequences.
shasta daisy, 'Becky', sarah p duke gardens, duke university, durham, north carolina
to select from an infinite number of choices that which is to be remembered :-)
John Divola
HMM! HPPT! Truth Matters! Lies have consequences!
peony, 'Coral 'N Gold', j c raulston arboretum, ncsu, raleigh, north carolina
This group of Greater Flamingos were performing their mating dance and display for dominance in Camargue, France.
The two flamingos in the center of this photography get their necks entangled with each other.
They quickly worked it out and then the group continued to perform the dancing ritual.
There are nine different postures during the courtship display and from these postures, there are more than 100 possible transitions between the postures.
The dance is a beautiful group behavior to watch and listen to.
-Phoenicopterus roseus
One of the consequences of staying indoors is to revisit the skills I never had, like having a steady hand or finesse- unlike the great artist L S Lowry who painted matchstick men, cats and dogs- hear the song
It is better to walk through the portal and suffer the
consequences than to just stare at it for the rest
of your life.
The consequences of our rainy spring months are still visible, but at least the light is getting better. We've had sunshine for three days in a row now, which is a first this year.
“Happiness is the consequence of personal effort. You fight for it, strive for it, insist upon it, and sometimes even travel around the world looking for it. You have to participate relentlessly in the manifestations of your own blessings.” — Elizabeth Gilbert
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“There are black zones of shadow close to our daily paths, and now and then some evil soul breaks a passage through. When that happens, the man who knows must strike before reckoning the consequences.” - H.P. Lovecraft
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is that its primary raw materials are light and time.
John Berger
HFF! Truth Matters! Lies have consequences!
bearded iris, 'Wonders Never Cease', j c raulston arboretum, ncsu, raleigh, north carolina
These last two years have been really hard for the consequences of the already pandemic drought that we are suffering in Spain.
Most of the reservoirs, whose dams were built mostly at the time of the dictator, General Franco, to alleviate in part the effects of the droughts, are running empty.
In some cases, the level of the waters of these reservoirs submerged entire towns, as happened with the town of Linares, a few kilometers from Maderuelo.
In the case of Maderuelo, the medieval bridge was submerged, as well as the hermitage of Vera Cruz (True Cross), that was partially submerged, whose beautiful frescoes had to be transferred to the Prado Museum in Madrid.
But in times of drought, the bridge re-emerges and we have verified that it is in a very good state of conservation.
In this photo you can see the medieval bridge next to the main bridge
And in the related photo, you can see the state of the water level in the reservoir, last August.
(Photo taken in the town of Maderuelo, province of Segovia, Region of Castilla y León, Spain)
CONSECUENCIAS DE LA SEQUÍA, MADERUELO, SEGOVIA, ESPAÑA, 2022
Estos dos últimos años han sido realmente duros para las consecuencias de la ya pandémica sequía que sufrimos en España.
La mayoría de los embalses, cuyas presas se contruyeron en su mayoría en la época del dictador, general Franco, para paliar en parte los efectos de las sequías, se están quedando vacíos.
En algunos casos, el nivel de las aguas de estos embalses llegó a sumergir pueblos enteros, como ocurrió con el pueblo de Linares, a pocos kilómetros de Maderuelo.
En el caso de Maderuelo, el puente medieval quedó sumergido, así como también quedó parcialmente sumergida la ermita de la Vera Cruz (True Cross), cuyos bellísimos frescos tuvieron que ser trasladados al museo del Prado en Madrid.
Pero en épocas de sequía, el puente vuelve a emerger y hemos comprobado que se encuentra en muy buen estado de conservación.
En esta foto se puede ver el puente medieval junto al puente principal
Y en la foto relacionada, se puede ver el estado del nivel del agua del embalse, el pasado mes de agosto.
(Foto tomada en la villa de Maderuelo, provincia de Segovia, Región de Castilla y León, España).
Taken: Where Our Journey Begins
“I have not always chosen the safest path. I've made my mistakes, plenty of them. I sometimes jump too soon and fail to appreciate the consequences. But I've learned something important along the way: I've learned to heed the call of my heart. I've learned that the safest path is not always the best path and I've learned that the voice of fear is not always to be trusted.”
― Steve Goodier
In the previous image the juvenile Bald Eagle sitting on a snow covered dirt hill appeared to step on another Eagle's wing as it flew close by. The reaction was immediate - an aerial combat. Muskoka, Ontario, Canada.
Markyate's High Street follows the bed of the River Ver, so is sloping, approximately from north to south. This is the northern and higher end of High Street. The building reflects this situation too in that one end is higher above the ground than the other. There are consequences if, as here, you put the entrance to your home at the higher end.
und die Tatsache, dass keiner weiß, wie viele noch kommen -
macht mittlerweile müde.
Erneute Forderungen nach weiteren Kontaktbeschränkungen sogen für Unverständnis und ja - auch Ärger.
Mittlerweile kann ich nur noch die Spiegel in der Wohnung abnehmen, um keinem mehr zu nahe zu kommen ;-)))
Das macht mich "Mütend" - und es ist zugleich die neue Wortschöpfung dieser Zeit.
grandeur can sometimes blind us to the point that we fail to see the little things which are just as beautiful. by the same token, sometimes we get too busy attending to "grander" things in life, the ones we consider "matters of consequence" that we forget the simple yet sometimes more important things. have you smelled a flower today? have you looked at the stars? have you smiled at a stranger? have you said "i love you" to the significant people in your life? have you held their hands? have you called or written a friend just to say hello? life is fleeting. and it would be so tragic to realize it's too late to do any of these simple things because we have been too busy with "matters of consequence" .
"If we care of our Water, we care of our Children"
For Kogi Culture, water is the beginning of everything, if we don't protect it will just be chaos. Here in Colombia we see the direct consequence of cutting trees everywhere. Where there are trees it is raining everyday. Where they cutted everything for bulls (to eat) meet everyday or intensively cultivate bananas for exportation, it is now dry with huge water issues... Everything in life must be balanced, otherwise earth will take its rights.
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what we are is a consequence of what we think.
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Thingvellir National Park, Iceland.
Thingvellir National Park is UNESCO World Heritage Site. In recent decades, research has shown that Thingvellir National Park is a natural wonder of the world where the geology and ecosystem of Thingvallavatn form a unique whole. Thingvellir National Park area is part of the Atlantic Ocean ridge that runs through Iceland. There you can see the consequences of the erosion of the earth's crust in the gorges and cracks in the area.
Bøyabreen is a glacier in the Fjærland area in Sogndal Municipality in Sogn og Fjordane county, Norway. It is located inside Jostedalsbreen National Park, and it is a side branch of the large Jostedalsbreen glacier.
The glacier retreated very much over the years. It used to fill the valley, Retreating glaciers is one consequence of global warming.
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the most uninteresting thing can be very interesting :-)
Saul Leiter
HBW! Truth Matters! Lies have consequences'
apple blossom Thunberg spirea, 'Fujino Pink', j c raulston arboretum, ncsu, raleigh, north carolina
Interior shot of the Ferrari 340 F1 (originally noted as a Ferrari 125 F1 (Chassis 125-C-04) that reappeared in 1950 with a 4.1ltr V12 engine).
I love the fact that the message stuck to the steering wheel states "Brake Pedal On The Right" - I'm sure its a fact that would be uppermost in your mind piloting this car around the track, the consequences of forgetting being substantial.
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