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Blue's family had a history of being loners. The trait seemed to be passed from generation to generation. Turns out, Blue's family was just Dicks!
Rancheria Road, Kern County, California 2008
My pre-Flickr photo.
Shot I took in 2008 with my very first DSLR, Canon Xti (also known as EOS 400D).
Moments ago, this particular shot almost made it to my trash bin.
I dont know much about post processing, anyhow Im grateful there's Picnik.com.
Dedicated to a person who recently inspires me , Kuya Jobarracuda.
Before I became part of Flickr world, and know nothing about photography then, Ive heard of him a few months ago, when I saw a portraiture shot of his in one of my Facebook contact's wall. The shot was a simple black and white, but Kuya Jobbar's shot has something in it ... a "drama", which I cant find the right word to describe.
He shoots with his heart is all I can say...
Kuya Jobbar, your invitation to photoshoot with you someday left a smile on my face.
Thank you very much!
When the North Valley's only open space, Anderson Field, was saved (mostly) from development and became Los Poblanos open space--multi-use was the name of the plan. I'd say it has been very effective.
Mariupol 22
Vitsche Berlin
Berlin Bundestag
#StandWithUkraine #VitscheBerlin #StopPutin
#StopRussianAgression #StopWar
We preach it ,animals practise it.:-)
I took this shot while driving through Kaziranga National Park on our way from Tezpur to Jorhat in Assam.The animals and birds were very far away but I have tried to capture this interesting scene.
If you concentrate,you can see a pair of rhinos to the left and a pair of wild buffaloes to the right of the shot.There is a mixed assortment of birds there.If you look very carefully just above the left rhino you might also spot a deer.All going about their business peacefully like mature people while we fight it out with each other on the basis of religion,colour,caste,class etc.:-)
In what seems to be just another day on the Escalante Western, 3 rebuilt SD40's bring 47 loads of New Mexico's finest black diamonds down to the junction switch. With the red rocks in the background complimenting the company paint on the units, they just seemed to go hand in hand. Alas the harsh reality is that the ESWR was closing in on the end of its existence and would be done within 30 days. But the memories remain.
..does not resist. Water flows. When you plunge your hand into it, all you feel is a caress. Water is not a solid wall, it will not stop you. But water always goes where it wants to go, and nothing in the end can stand against it.
-M. Atwood-
About 500 herons and egrets gathered and hunted fishes at the narrow river.
Located : Minamihama-cho, Nagahama-shi, Shiga pref.
だいたい500羽程いるでしょうか。この川の魚は根こそぎ食べられてしまうかも。
ダイサギの群れ / 姉川河口
滋賀県長浜市南浜町
Also known as "The Spire of Dublin", was designed by Ian Ritchie Architects. It's 120 metres (390 ft) in height, and located on the site of the former Nelson Pillar on O'Connell Street in Dublin.
The monument was commissioned as part of a redesigned street layout in 1999. O'Connell Street was perceived to have gone into decline from the 1970s. Some people blamed the appearance of fast food restaurants and the opening of bargain basement shops-all using cheap plastic shop fronts-visually unattractive and obtrusive, the existence of a number of derelict sites, and the decision in 1966 by former members of the IRA to blow up the Nelson Pillar, as reasons for the decline in a once famous and attractive street.
In the 1990s, plans were launched to improve the streetscape. The excessive number of trees in the central reservation, which had overgrown and obscured the street's views and monuments, was reduced dramatically. Statues were cleaned and in some cases relocated. Shop-owners were required to replace plastic signage and frontage with more visually attractive designs. Private car traffic was re-directed where possible away from the street, with its number of traffic lanes reduced, to allow more 'public ownership' of the street for pedestrians. The centrepiece of this regeneration was to be a replacement monument for Nelson Pillar, the Spire of Dublin, chosen through an international competition by a committee under the then chairmanship of the Lord Mayor of Dublin, Alderman Joe Doyle from a large number of submissions. It is also known as "The Spike".
Plage de la Possession - Ile de la Réunion
Thanks everyone for your visits, comments and favs
Merci à tous pour vos vistes, commentaires et favs
Excerpt from brainproject.ca:
The Garden
This sculpture is part of "The Garden" series, which tells the story of our existence. The brain itself is overflowing with new growth of flora; reaching beyond the interior; trying to make new connections. This brain sculpture follows the style and genre that David continues to explore: hand-cut collage. The many layers were carefully cut and assembled by hand to create the final piece. He then applied a gloss of resin to seal it together for permanence, making it pop with colour and contrast.
“From wonder into wonder existence opens.”
Lao Tzu
best seen large: www.flickr.com/photos/lynchburgvirginia/2269978311/sizes/l/
Probably some fallen ice from the roof on top of frozen barrel. It is unknown how exactly this object got into existence.
~ RAGE AGAINST THE DYING OF THE LIGHT ~
"Retina detachment" are not words that any photographer wishes to hear …
Two emergency operations in December on what I would have considered to be my “better” eye,
puts a certain perspective on how one considers one’s place in the world …
Even in such times, where our lives are anything other than normal,
the fragility of one’s own existence is suddenly very present …
It is no Covid induced “brush with death” that many face for themselves or loved ones,
but nonetheless a time to reflect …
The world is a beautiful place ...
~
Pulsatilla vulgaris
SIGMA fp
SIGMA APO 180mm F2.8 EX DG OS HSM Macro
F22, 1/10 sec., ISO 200