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If we don't step forward, we'll always be in the same place.
Is FAST FORWARD an option? I just want to be on the other side.
Brought forward from 2012 just because. I am away for a few days ... catch you anon. The same scene from the previous year is in the first comment box and makes for an interesting comparison year over year. View large if you can.
- Skeena River, British Columbia, Canada -
Homage to Camille Pissarro
Air ambulance/rescue captured departing one of several hospitals in Dallas’s medical district from upper floors of Parkland Hospital.
"For me, becoming isn’t about arriving somewhere or achieving a certain aim. I see it instead as forward motion, a means of evolving, a way to reach continuously toward a better self. The journey doesn't end."
We spoke to a ranger about this hike--from the Dempster Highway to Grizzly Lake, over Glissade Pass to Divide Lake, on to Talus Lake, and then back--before we started. He described the route over Glissade Pass, explaining, "You'll look down and say, 'that can't be possible,' but you just keep going." And that's exactly what we did say, and do, glissading down snowfields and scree. On the way back up the pass, by this point good and tired, we found ourselves sinking deep into the snow and scree, and experiencing the demoralization of actually sliding backwards after great effort. Since this photo is six years old, I won't try to build the suspense; after a lot of effort, we made it back to the tent:) Mrs. Orca making the arduous way from Divide to Grizzly lake over Glissade Pass, Tombstone Territorial Park, Yukon Territory, Canada.
1964 built SKL1 "Friedhelm" (ex DB Klv51) at the DEV depot in Bruchhausen-Vilsen.
Until 1989 it was used by the Deutsche Bundesbahn.
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A marabou stork on Ndutu Lake can't complete for looks with her nearby glamorous flamingo neighbours, but she can still hold her head up and put her best foot forward. These are huge carrion-eating storks wth wingspans up to ~10 ft. Their featherless heads help them to stay cleaner when they are feasting on large corpses. Ngorongoro Conservation Area, Tanzania.
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Looking forward to the year ahead.......,to getting out and taking more photo's...............and to all the possibilities............. :)
An archive shot,new stuff when I get out next! lol
All the best to everyone,
Chris.
A burst of rain and hail sweeps across farmland in Nebraska, with a typical flash of lightning. The forward flank is the cold air that rushes down with the rain and hail at the front of a storm.
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Is the tide gonna turn, or will it keep on rising?
And is it all gonna burn out or strike like lightning?
'Cause I'm fighting and I'm just
Hanging on to any thread of hope
Wondering if I should just let go
'Cause it's killing me to just keep on climbing
Looking for a silver lining
Although we had less butterflies throughout the cooler months in Florida, butterfly season never completely ended. Monarch's, gulf fritillaries and zebra longwings were flitting about in small numbers even during the winter months. Although winter is not officially over, I am pleased to say the number of butterflies in the yard has started increasing. I look forward to the return of the spicebush, giants, tigers and more. It won't be long :)
after a spring full of travel activities i am back at home + one of the first things for my camera was the UCI Thüringen Ladies Pro tour + a last test before the olympic games will start
Moving Forward is a collection of abstract, ICM (intentional camera movement) images taken in moments of desperation, while trying to survive and find a healthy way to cope with the intense effects of trauma, CPTSD, anxiety and depression. The practice of therapeutic photography and healing actions of taking steps and moving forward come together in this photo project. May it be a source of hope, inspiration, peace or encouragement for you.
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The cab looked familiar but the bed was longer than other Forward Control Jeeps I had previously seen.
4-wheel drive makes this useful off-road.