I went to the lake last Wednesday, the day the snow came in - we had 7 inches of snow overnight that night, which is highly unusual for us. Several ducks were enjoying the lake, when they took off en masse. Soon I saw the reason: this bald eagle had flown in to check on the dining options.

Another shot from yesterday morning after I'd been rudely awoken by mother nature. I'm glad I made the effort to get out of bed! Taken at Ocean Reef, Western Australia. For those who are interested, this is a single shot of 30 seconds at f/8, ISO100

The universe stabilized shortly after I deactivated my Cosmic Disruptor ray gun.

IAIS 152 hauls ass out of Tinley Park with BISI after an unexpected stop at 66th Court.

A visit to the forest was very much needed to stretch my legs for an hour. I walked around just as the mist was lifting! But! Just Imagine how it could have looked if I had got there earlier ...And it was really misty!

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You can't change anything without causing some degree of disruption. It's impossible, that is exactly what change is. Some people are uncomfortable with the disruption that change causes, but the disruption is necessary if anything is going to change.`(Afeni Shakur)

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Nadine Ijewere is leading the way for a new generation of artists. Through her unique visual language, the 28-year-old British photographer shows that fashion is fun, and beauty multifaceted – regardless of Eurocentric norms. Everything’s possible, there are no limits. Ijewere doesn't care about old rules, she prefers to write her own. Nadine Ijewere shot numerous VOGUE covers and campaigns for brands like Nina Ricci and Stella McCartney. “Beautiful Disruption”, the photographer’s first institutional solo exhibition, is on display at C/O Berlin now.

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The exhibition ends on 02.09.21

...how our world has suddenly changed

The clouds really lit up during some recent storms...

Alpine ibex ( Capra ibex)

Herning, Denmark

the small piece of orange fishing rope disrupting the flow of the sand pattens.

If you click on the image you will see how much electricity was in the air. Tons of little tendrils.

disruption

A local man has his trip into ton delayed as a Nickel Plate Berk thunders across a back country round as the silence of a small town Midwest town is briefly disrupted.

The SIOMIT disrupts the silence of Vermillion, South Dakota.

Happy Sliders Sunday

The smooth current of the Bear River becomes a little turbulent as it reaches a rock.

Winter hit the South Coast this week. Long may it continue!

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Sculpture, MLK Regional Shoreline Park, Oakland, California

NTWLIN breaks the silence in Russel as it trudges through downtown, slowly but loudly.

RecuvArt or learning how to lose control

When I gave a Composition in the Field Class in San Francisco we passed along a bar on the street side of the Ferry Building. It has a nice wall of beer cans. We learned about patterns. Also, a photo with a pattern gets more interesting if there is something that disrupts the pattern, here the water container.

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