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I was privileged to photograph at the Cherrylane Horse Trials yesterday. The Knox family put on another great event this year.
Even though the rain came down hard at times, the riders showed their determination in competition.
Steve
THis sheer determination of this tree to cling to life on top of this rock, The tree faces the southern ocean and is a remarkable slice of nature at her finest
Butterflies always fascinate me that even when their wings are torn, the fly with grace and determination.
We organized a casting competition for our awesome guides in Punta Allen Mexico last year. This is one of them. They are all absolutely amazing casters.
The face of determination in my youngest as he flashed one more look of "try and stop me!" before he crawled right into the water. Unlike his older brother (my serious little guy, the old soul) he had no fear of the water. He sat and laughed as the waves came lapping up over his toes and legs. He even tried to take put his face in it before Dad interfered. He is at an awkward age - not walking yet but old enough to be impatient and frustrated with being left out of the other kids activities. He had watched them from his stroller, laughing and playing in the sand. He knew exactly what he wanted to do when we finally let him explore the sand. Forget about sand, dirt and rocks. He headed straight for the water. It was an absolute mess getting him out of that sandy sopping wet little bear suit in order to ride home. And he howled the whole time as if expressing the injustice of the situation. Exhausted later but happy I laughed looking through the pictures I'd gotten of his first experience with the "beach". He had been absolutely fearless. A picture of determination. The little blue bear crawling into the water. May we all be as fearless to try new things and experience the unknown. (bear suit or not ha!)
XX
Rachel
Just finished taking some autumn colors one fine cold morning when I saw this guy running from the opposite direction.. fortunately, I still had the camera in my hand, so quickly turned around as soon as he passed by me... didn't have quite the time I would've liked to compose it, so quickly took this shot.
Its an uncropped photo, just resized to post on Flickr.. so viewing it on large would be encouraged!!
Despite of the bright spots on the top, I like it for I wish I had the determination to get up run... something I've always wanted to do..
Thank you all for your comments and favs.
(Explored #156, Oct 24, 2009)
This was Mt.Baker standing tall in the distance with last bit of sunset colors still left on the sky. Thick clouds were moving around in the valley below and everything was snow covered around me. This is an image that I would have missed if I didn't push myself to the limit during the hike up and I am glad I did.
We started our hike at around 9-10am down from trailhead. It was a group of 5-6 people and we determined to snowshoe up to the ridge with nice view of Mt.Baker and overnight there. A couple of days before the hike, it snowed a lot and now trail was literally gone and we had to break our own way up. Generally people take turns to break the trail because it is really tiring to be on the front line . We did the same at the beginning, but soon realized our pace was not good enough to make to the ridge before dark. I was feeling good that day and volunteered to break the majority of trail for my group. Maybe I pushed myself too hard during this process and my leg started to feel cramped when we were almost to the camp. I tried to just embrace all the pains and kept going with my last bit of energy. Finally we made it to the ridge a little bit after sunset and while everyone was setting up tents and preparing for a hot dinner, I grabbed this shot to remember the scenery we worked so hard for.
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We have been meeting up with Jan's Sister on A Saturday mornings for a little walk. Sandra don't go anywhere without Brodie. I was lucky enough to capture this moment on one of those walks.
Gaz
The Old School Meeting Graffiti Festival 2018
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Le Old School Meeting Graffiti Festival 2018
My brother in law John running a half-marathon on his 76th birthday in memory of his youngest brother who sadly passed away just a few months ago from Motor Neurone Disease.
The aim, to raise money to fund research and a possible treatment for this debilitating disease which currently has no cure.
Total so far ... £1300!
Not an ideal day for photography or running, cold, wet and windy. So well done John, nailed it in just over 2 hours!
Happy Birthday!
Explore April 25/09...Dropped....Bald Eagle. View Large On Black Just taking off with a eye for something on the ground. Too close to get all the eagle in the photo. The average lifespan of Bald Eagles in the wild is around 20 years, with the oldest living to be about 30. In captivity, they often live somewhat longer. In one instance, a captive individual in New York lived for nearly 50 years. As with size, the average lifespan of an eagle population appears to be influenced by its location. Canon 400mm f5.6 lens with 1.4 tc = 856mm lens/ 1/800 sec, iso 800, F8 IMG_7205.jpg
Courage, sacrifice, determination,
commitment, toughness, heart, talent, guts.
That's what little girls are made of.
- Bethnay Hamilton
© Leanne Boulton, All Rights Reserved
Candid street photography from Glasgow, Scotland. Wishing all of my Flickr friends a great weekend of photography.
This little fella decided if he could'nt get the last few nuts out he would chew the line and snap it to get to them ,Now that's Determination LOL
Non ti arrendere mai. Di solito è l'ultima chiave del mazzo quella che apre la porta.
Paolo Coelho
Un escursionista solitario si incammina, a piedi, per la magnifica ma desolata landa della Valle della Morte, California. Se non è determinazione quella... :)
Foto dal mio archivio
buona giornata
#deathvalley #valledellamorte #california #uomo #solitario #desert #deserto #viaggio #cammino #walk #determination #blue #salt #sale #sand
“There is a stubbornness about me that never can bear to be frightened at the will of others. My courage always rises at every attempt to intimidate me.
Jane Austen, Pride and Prejudice
A skilled young lady imposes her will on a wave at Huntington Beach, California. Huntington Beach is also known as Surf City, USA and the US Open of Surfing is held there each July. The town is located about 36 miles south from downtown Los Angles and while it is a beautiful retreat today, the internet has photos of the beach littered with oil wells during the not too distant past.
I've seen photographers on the beach with tripods and long lenses. This photo was captured from the pier with a hand held 70-200 at 200 mm. It is cropped pretty heavily though.
Nikon D800
Nikon 70-200 f/2.8 VRII at 200 mm
1/2,500 sec at f/4.5 ISO 100
June 27, 2016
© 2016 Ronald Drewnowski - All rights reserved. Any unauthorized use is prohibited.
If you happen to be the young lady in the photo, feel free to print a copy of the photo for you personal, non commercial use.
My daughter put some of her beautiful artwork in our window and it was such a breathtaking sight to me. The beauty of the handmade artwork, the colors, and the sunset light all combined in a way that ignited a reminder of what an inspiration my children are to me and my love and care for them. Their unique character, determination, humor, energy, special interests and abilities are a blessing to me. And they are a big reason why I continue to push myself to try to keep fighting for life when I don’t have the strength to keep fighting. Then I fight for them especially as I know my intense struggles affect my children, too. And while I feel all I do is cause them more pain and problems, I strive to somehow be an encouraging presence for my children.
I switched out bird feeders and put up a squirrel proof one ,he didn't seem to happy ,but knowing them ,it will be broken in a week !