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AKA Scentless false mayweed, scentless mayweed, scentless chamomile, wild chamomile, mayweed, false chamomile, Baldr's brow, peltosaunio (fin).
Taken with Canon nFD 100mm F4 Macro / Full Frame Sensor / Natural Light / Lightroom.
7th of a series of 10 shots from False Creek shot on May 13th, 2012. Hope you'll all enjoy this series.
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We live close to the edge of the Canadian [Precambrian] Shield, so the bedrock lives close to the surface. The rock mountain in the the photo is from rock excavated in the building of a new subdivision. I wonder if it will have a future purpose or if it will be removed once construction is completed.
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Letana sp, Family: Tettigoniidae
The Phaneropterinae (False katydid) are a subfamily of katydids belonging to the family Tettigoniidae. Nearly 2060 species in 85 genera throughout the world are known. They are among the largest winged katydids.
Their legs vary from genus to genus, but the front and middle ones are always much shorter than the hind ones. The ovipositor and male genitalia are also variable depending on the genus.
These katydids are arboreal in habitat with the vast majority of them passing their lives in shrubs and trees, feeding on leaves and tender twigs with a potential for causing much damage when present in large numbers. This is rare, however, as they live a solitary life unlike meadow grasshoppers, thus are seldom noticed by man.
The Phaneropterinae differ from locusts in their habits of oviposition. Their eggs are rarely deposited in the earth or twigs, but are either glued fast in double rows to the outer surface of slender twigs or are inserted in the edges of leaves.
There is really nothing overtly “false” about False kaydids — entomologists simply refer to them this way in order to distinguish them from the true katydids (subfamily: Pseudophyllinae). Also, the rapid “tic-tic-tic-tic” sound of a male false katydid is unlike the more traditional katydid call of “katy-did, katy-did". The false katydids are more slender and have longer wings than true katydids.
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False Fronts By Jasper Mirror
When the glow is too much
turn your heart towards the truth.
Keep the tears flowing
Inside of your truth.
Face the water falling.
Never lose yourself.
Your imperfections are perfect in who you are,
the one you are loved for.
Every wound
they try to tell you that you are
washes away in your storm.
Their issues are theirs alone.
They truly are,
alone.
Pull their fronts off your face.
Their voice, all consuming,
is not yours.
Push it back into their throats.
Hear the truth in your own voice.
Don’t leave yourself behind
in corners of untruths.
Truths are freedom from
the pain the false fronts inflict.
Follow your voice, it will never
leave you behind,
Inside of their fists.
Don’t lose your
dripping soul in their waterfall.
Carry your bleeding-heart
beating inside your chest,
breathing, pounding, existing
because of your strength.
Making up the true part of
everything you are
inside of your heart.
Mending their imperfections
to prove you are not their projection
has nothing to do with who you are.
To fix you based on their untruths
builds you a false front.
Perfection is within everything
you truly are.
When you immerse yourself in their damages
It bends your spine,
dragging you into their dirt.
Stand higher within your peace.
Fight off their storm.
They are nothing,
a false front.
Your hurt you forge through creates
a warrior inside of you.
Don’t lose your heart
in pieces they want you to be.
You are not broken.
Every moment,
Every moment you
take back,
is where you
find the truth.
You find you
in your repair.
By Jasper Mirror
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I took this shot a little earlier than my last False Creek image posted. This provides a more straight on view of Science World as the main focal point. Again, I was very lucky to get such calm conditions as there is usually a slight breeze that causes the water to ripple, ruining any chance at good reflections.
We have some items of furniture made of oak. The cupboards and display cases all have a real keyhole fitted with a false keyhole added to create the balance. This is an example of one of the false keyholes.
Quietly resting on a damp, grey morning in a forest clearing near Sundsvall in Northern Sweden in late June. The challenge here was not to be driven crazy by the clouds of mosquitos! (1975)
Hordeum murinum, commonly known as wall barley or false barley, is a species of grass.
Hordeum murinum is quite widespread and common. It flowers during May through July in mainly coastal areas.
It can grow to 30 cm in height, and its unbranched spikes can reach 10 cm long. It produces small, dry nutlets and its leaves can be 8 mm wide with short, blunt ligules.
It is an annual winter species whose seeds germinate and develop in the spring. It is also referred to as wall barley and are tetraploids. It is distinct from other species of the genus because of its morphology and molecular genetics.
I rise each day
And its just the same
I see an unending sorrow
Ploughing that same furrow
Call me
Call my name
You keep looking for false dawns
You find it hard to look beyond
I have tried to write this so many times
It didn’t want to be written
Life kept fighting my lines
But while the blood flows
Into my cup unbidden
Even though I can hardly speak
My voice feels like it has been stolen
I know this cup is the only thing that matters
No point trying to cajole or flatter
I always treated that with suspicion
Just keep me on your table
Remember me if you are able
Let this be a new dawn
Where I am no longer a pawn
Dodging things I foresworn
Yet can no longer keep
*****
So many of us wish that life could be different for us and often with good reason. In our so-called modern times there is a harshness that seems to have settled over us.
But now is the time for us to look deeply within, and find what truly matters to us, be that faith, family, loved ones or all of these things. Sometimes our daily lives might be devoid of purpose, or we feel are bowed down with responsibilities, and seeking help is difficult.
But within all this, a light can be found. We need to seek out ways that will uphold us and give us joy. Each of us is different, but letting go of things that cannot be changed is a start. This way, new opportunities can arise, that bring peace of mind.
This image was taken in Ripe Church in East Sussex, UK. I placed this Cup from my collection onto the flagstones set in the floor, and the light streamed through a window and lit up the Cup.
As with all of my images, there is no AI involved. This is just taken by me and my camera, with my chalice cup and the beauty of the light. Why would I need anything more, because the song is in the experience, as they say.
I have paired this work with Hans Zimmer’s “Chevaliers de Sangreal” which was featured in the Da Vinci Code film, which sparked all sorts of controversy and counterclaims…which I have taken with a pinch of salt…which helps to keep demons at bay after all. But the music...the music is divine.
But in the end, the cup for me is a conduit to enable the Holy Spirit to enter, or to surround where I happen to be…but I have always loved this piece of music for the soaring quality it has, the love it encompasses, and that is enough for me.
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yesterday we went to Gloucester to help Christopher look for sheltered accommodation now we have an offer on the family home. And I think we have been successful, although we now have a race against time . . .
this is from the moving car along the A40. I think rapeseed gives the landscape a false look of brightness, a bit like a smile that involves the lips only and not the eyes . . .