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Life is short and the world is wide. Explore it!
This Blythe doll is Simply Thumpty Thump, posing for the theme âExploreâ in the Blythe a Day group on Flickr. The background is a jigsaw puzzle.
here to stay.
model, alayna.
52, i need to quit putting things off. i procrastinate way too much.
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Showy milkweed is a member of the Milkweed Family (Asclepidaceae).
Monarch butterflies lay their eggs on the undersides of showy milkweed and some other milkweed plants. The larvae consume the foliage, which is toxic, to make themselves and the adult butterfly stage less palatable to predators. Viceroy butterflies, in turn, have a very similar appearance to the Monarch butterfly. The Viceroy relies upon this mimicry to protect itself from predators that mistake these butterflies for the unpleasant-tasting Monarchs.
...sippy-cup of juice! And where the heck did Jenny go, anyway?!
This is D giving his best Forrest Gump impersonation! :)
Explore: August 14, 2008 #97
I'm happy with the composition apart from maybe the distracting trees? Any comments would be greatly appreciated :-)
EXPLORED :D Thanks guys!!!!!! :,D Explored November 14th 2009! #84!!!!! :DDDDD
Love this.
And I love Froot Loops.
Last night my parents went out and my brother and I were both home sick. My parents were gone out for several hours, so Matthew and I spent out time eating the rest of the Halloween candy in our house, watching The Notebook and having screaming contests =]
We do these things when we bond =]
Ahhhhhhh! So many people love this and favorited this! Thank you so so so so much! I can't even tell you how happy and good it makes me feel to know that you guys like this picture! =]
Dusted off the Sigma 10-20 for a landscape shot attempt www.flickr.com/photos/the_xyph/5977699104/ and almost missed this little guy having a little rest on an Ear...
Makes me sad we call them LadyBirds, for all the Boy ones out there.. must be pretty upsetting :s
For Marja - a continual source of inspiration!
Marja, you are the macro goddess and I adore your photographs. I am so happy to be your friend! (Marja's photos are friends only...)
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**EXPLORED** I made this in memory of the lives lost on 9/11. I cannot believe it has been 8 years since the attack on the World Trade Centers. It seems like just yesterday.
If you have not yet taken a moment of silence to remember those who lost their lives, I am asking that you please do.
Pray for the families who lost someone.
Pray for medical personel who risked their lives.
Pray for the United States.
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Explore 3-28-10 #398 One of the highlights of a visit to the Chisos Mountain Basin in Big Bend National Park is this view through what is called the "window". View On Black
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Explore 13.06.2015 HP #110
There was a great light in the west last night after sunset. Taking this my feet where in Monaghan, the trees are in Fermanagh and the furthest mountain, Cuilcaigh, is in Cavan.
Explore # 404 on Sunday, June 8, 2014.
Highest position: 198 on Sunday, June 8, 2014.
The U23, or Type 23, was a light (2-ton) truck introduced by Citroën in 1936. Although the engine cowling and front body was looking similar with the Citroën Traction Avant's, the U23 had a conventional rear-drive transmission.
The production lasted for a very long time, from the late thirties to the early sixties. One major customer was the French military, who ordered large quantities of Type 23s after the declaration of World War II. At the time of the German invasion, more than 12,000 Type 23 had been delivered in less than ten months. About 6000 Citroën U23 were pressed into German service after the French defeat of june 1940.
There has been two distinct body styles, since the U23 underwent a major restyling in the fifties. The Citroën U23 was replaced by the Citroën 350 to 850, also called Belphegor.
Explore # 483 March 28, 2013
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Assignment 3: 1000 Words
Requirements:
Using different images, overlay or overlap them to create a descriptive composition.
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*** Explored #71 on 3/18/2013! ***
I thought I would post something a little different ... and perhaps surprising today. Despite having a number of fairly "epic" photos in my queue I wanted to touch on a topic that I've been thinking a lot about lately. All too often I find that we landscape photographers get numbed by the amazing beauty we see every day. We see so many beautiful sunrises, amazing landscapes and stunning vistas that we forget about the lesser but still beautiful scenes. In our search to find the "perfect" scene we tune out all the other beautiful things we see. What may be a beautiful sunrise to most we consider "boring" if there wasn't a burn with huge textured pinks, reds, oranges, and yellows in the sky. If the fog is too high we call it "skunked". If the clouds only have color in one part of the sky we say that it's dull. Sometimes we get so caught up in capturing the "perfect" photo that we end up focusing solely on the bad parts of the image. So what if the lower right of the image is boring, as long as the remaining 3/4 of the photo is still beautiful? So what if the fog was a bit high today? And so what if the photographer super saturated the sky to make it more colorful, left the bridge colorless, or chose the wrong white balance? Perfection in landscape photography is rare -- if it ever occurs. We are not studio photographers - there are forces we cannot control and we should not overly criticize photos because Mama Nature didn't answer our phone call (but please, feel free to provide constructive criticism on my photos)!
On this particular morning there could have been a number of things "more perfect". The fog was higher than I would have liked. Cars only drove up to Marin Headlands; none drove down to give me beautiful red taillights in my photos. The deck of the Golden Gate Bridge wasn't visible and the glow of the lights in the fog was minimal. San Francisco could barely be seen and a huge dark black hill sat in the middle of my photo wasting tons and tons of pixels. But there were high clouds and high hopes.
What I came home with wasn't perfect but it *was* a great morning. I shared the beautiful sunrise with a number of photographers, several of which I call my friends even though we only hang out for an hour when we randomly show up at the same spot. I witnessed the fog roll up and down. I avoided work. I had a nice hike. I enjoyed a wonderful pink and purple sunrise. And I came home with so many photos I was excited about that I didn't even know where to start!
At one point I looked to my right and saw the fog shrouding one of our other favorite spots to photograph the fog, Hawk Hill. The pink clouds had started streaking towards it. I temporary gave up on shooting the Golden Gate Bridge and took a couple photos of the fogged in hill. Sure, the right portion of the sky is boring and there's a big empty spot in the lower right that has no subject, but it's the *rest* of the photo that I wanted to show you all. And it's the feeling that I felt while up here that I hope you get when you look at this hill, isolated in a sea of fog. And sure enough, a couple minutes later the other photographers thought I was onto something because before I knew it everyone was running with tripods to take a few snaps of their own! I know that Joe Azure, Jim Patterson, Alan Chan, Jared Ropelato, and all the other photographers who I'm forgetting all enjoyed this morning!
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1. The Swan, 2. Hurt, 3. Femunden 2007 #11, 4. Shades of Green, 5. Eidsvoll bygdetun #2, 6. No. 1 Selector, 7. Bus Stop (IR Effect), 8. OM Zuiko lenses #2 (Retouched version),
9. Ireland #17, 10. Old factory (B&W version), 11. Point of return (B&W version), 12. Misty landscape (B&W version), 13. Playboy Caravan, 14. The real thing (edited version)
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Abandoned Victorian Pumping Station
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