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How to Go from Manila to Puerto Galera, White Beach Resort, Overnight Tidbits of Malasimbo Music & Arts Festival, Discovering Low Leaf in Oriental Mindoro guiltlessgetaways.blogspot.com/2014/03/how-to-go-from-man...
The easy way of not causing any upset was not to cause a fuss if the matter became too urgent.
In spring, autumn and winter you might have a coat that could hide the problem, in summer you had a little extra clothing.
This image showing the devastation at Boyelles, France, was most likely taken by the British official photographer, John Warwick Brooke. Mostly reduced to rubble, all that remains of this large brick building is a small part of the faade - offering a tantalising glimpse of its former glory. A solitary figure wearing a hat and overcoat is the only sign of life in this otherwise bleak and depressing scene.
The derogatory term for the Germans, 'Boche' or 'Bosch', originates from the French slang 'alboche', which was two words 'Allemand' (German) and 'caboche' (pate, head) put together. It is possible this photograph, along with the derogatory caption, was used by the Government and Military as propaganda. To portray the Germans as 'mindless destroyers' helped to fuel anti-German feeling.
[Original reads: 'OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPH TAKEN ON THE BRITISH WESTERN FRONT. How the Boche blew up the houses before he left Boyelles.']
If they don't like my dress, maybe I'll just take it off and work all day in just my slip! Let's see how they like that!
RAVENSHEAD IN THE SNOW... Monday night’s snow had to be the most significant November fall that I have seen. I reckon we had about five inches.
45Epic Dr. Elliot McGucken Fine Landscape and Nature Photography
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Working on a couple photography books! 45EPIC GODDESS PHOTOGRAPHY: A classic guide to exalting the archetypal woman. And 45EPIC Fine Art Landscape Photography!
Fresh snow! More on my golden ratio musings: facebook.com/goldennumberratio
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Greetings all! I have been busy finishing a few books on photography, while traveling all over--to Zion and the Sierras--shooting fall colors. Please see some here: facebook.com/mcgucken
Let me know in the comments if you would like a free review copy of one of my photography books! :)
Titles include:
The Tao of Epic Landscape Photography: Exalt Fine Art with the Yin-Yang Wisdom of Lao Tzu's Tao Te Ching!
The Golden Number Ratio Principle: Why the Fibonacci Numbers Exalt Beauty and How to Create PHI Compositions in Art, Design, & Photography
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And I am also working on a book on photographing the goddesses! :) More goddesses soon!
Best wishes on your epic hero's odyssey!:)
VATICANO ARCHEOLOGIA e RESTAURO ARCHITETTURA: Esclusivo - Notizie dal Vaticano in inglese. Pope Francis on Coronavirus crisis: “Don’t waste these difficult days. At home you will re-discover how important it is hugging kids and relatives.” La Repubblica (18/03/2020).
Intervista a Papa Francesco: “Non sprecate questi giorni difficili” - Esclusivo / Parla il Pontefice: “I nostri comportamenti influiscono sempre sulla vita degli altri. In casa riscoprite i piccoli gesti: abbracci e carezze a figli e familiari. Ho chiesto al Signore: ferma l'epidemia con la tua mano”
La Repubblica (18/03/2020).
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Roma - Coronavirus, Papa Francesco: "Non sprecate questi giorni difficili" - Intervista al pontefice. "Quanto ha scritto Fabio Fazio su Repubblica è vero. I nostri comportamenti influiscono sempre sulla vita degli altri. Ho chiesto al Signore di fermare l’epidemia: fermala con la tua mano. Ho pregato per questo.Ringrazio chi si spende per salvare gli altri. E chiedo che tutti siano vicini a coloro che hanno perso i propri cari".
Read the interview: English | Francais | Espanol.
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VATICAN CITY - “During these difficult days we can find small, concrete gestures expressing closeness and concreteness towards the people closest to us, a caress for our grandparents, a kiss for our children, for the people we love. These are important, decisive gestures. If we live these days like this, they won't be wasted.”
Pope Francis spends his days in the Vatican following closely the news on the coronavirus emergency. Two days ago he went to Santa Maria Maggiore and to the church of San Marcello al Corso to pray. He tells la Repubblica what these days are teaching him.
Holy Father, what did you ask for when you prayed in the two Roman churches?
“I asked the Lord to stop the epidemic: Lord, stop it with your hand. That’s what I prayed for.”
How can one live these days so that they are not wasted?
“We must rediscover the concreteness of little things, small gestures of attention we can offer those close to us, our family, our friends. We must understand that in small things lies our treasure. These gestures of tenderness, affection, compassion, are minimal and tend to be lost in the anonymity of everyday life, but they are nonetheless decisive, important. For example, a hot meal, a caress, a hug, a phone call... They are familiar gestures of attention to the details of everyday life that make life meaningful and that create communion and communication amongst us”.
Isn’t it how we always live?
“Sometimes, we only experience a virtual form of communication with one another. Instead, we should discover a new closeness. More concrete relationships made of attention and patience. In their homes, families often eat together in great silence, but not as a result of listening to each other, rather because the parents watch television while they eat, and children are on their mobile phones. They look like monks, all isolated from each other. Here there is no communication, whereas listening to each other is important because that’s how we can understand the needs, efforts, desires of the other. This language made of concrete gestures must be safeguarded. In my opinion, the pain of these days should open us up to this concreteness”.
Many people have lost loved ones, many others are fighting on the front line to save lives. What can you say to them?
“I thank those who give themselves in this way to others. They are an example of this concreteness. And I ask everyone to stay close to those who have lost loved ones, to be close to them in every possible way. Consolation must now be everyone’s commitment. In this respect, I was very impressed by the article Fabio Fazio wrote for Repubblica on what he is learning in these days”.
What, in particular?
“Various passages, but in general the fact that our behaviour always affects the lives of others. He is right, for example, when he says: ‘It has become evident that those who do not pay taxes do not only commit a felony but also a crime: if there are not enough hospital beds and artificial respirators, it is also their fault’. I was very impressed by this”.
How can those who do not have faith have hope in days like these?
“They are all God's children and are looked upon by Him. Even those who have not yet met God, those who do not have the gift of faith, can find their way through this, in the good things they believe in: they can find strength in love for their children, for their family, for their brothers and sisters. One can say: ‘I cannot pray because I do not believe.’ But at the same time, however, he can believe in the love of the people around him, and thus find hope”.
translated by Luis E. Moriones.
Fonte / source:
--- La Repubblica (18/03/2020).
VATICANO ARCHEOLOGICA e RESTAURO ARCHITETTURA: Via del Corso & Papa Francesco, anche Vescovo di Roma - Gesù e la Fede hanno la precedenza su un virus di Roma. Vatican Media / La Repubblica (15/03/2020). @Pontifex_it @PaoloRodari
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Day of Life #40
My friend wanted a photo of the three kids holding the three kittens. . . trying to get six to cooperate at once, especially when three are young kittens, proved to be quite challenging. . . additional takes in the comments.
I think I should have had them sit on the swing together or, better yet, gone outside. . . at the very least, a narrower aperture would have helped give the depth I wanted.
One of the wonderful things about this crew is each kid is holding his or her favorite kitten. How they gravitate speaks volumes about their personalities. . .
[SOOC, f/1.4, ISO 100 shutter speed 1/320]
went to visit my beautiful deer again on sunday and all the little ones!
amazingly the sun came out the the world had colours again! and although there was snow on the ground in place it wasn’t too cold!
reviewing the pics at home i had managed to catch a few of dan’s faves – so these top two are for you dan! (deer with their tongues out !)
the second shot shows them presumably drinking out of a crevice in the tree? but iv always loved the trees here as they are so ancient and massive!
the third shot shows something we found quite interesting as the deer seemed to be eating off the roads – and we guessed they were eating the salt put down to grit the roads? obviously iv seen similar in the wild, but it was interesting to see this behaviour on a managed estate
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I was testing some cameras for a magazine in Covent Garden and came across this group trying to fit into an old style London phone box.
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cause i saw you dying in my dreams
how many times you lied to me
raised my hopes and i believed
so many times you went away
even though you promised me to stay
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but till today nothing's changed
and now i know its too late
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a strand of mine wasn't strong enough
you choose this life instead of love....
how many times they said i''m a fool
but its your child i have faith in you
i always thought one day we'll reunite
leaving here, reaching paradise
but now i know it's just a dream
now i know it will never be,
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you'll just exist in my dreams ....
(Ayo - How many times)
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I have been having such a horrible week and my sweet sister left these on my Doorstep.
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I took this shot from the 47th floor of a 71-story apartment building (in my previous picture). All legs were shaking as it was windy and I am a bit acrophobic.
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How I Learned To Drive - Paula Vogel
Photo: Chris Harris
Willamette University Theatre - November 2000
Director: Susan Coromel
Scene Designer: Chris Harris
Costume Designer: Bobby Brewer-Wallin
Lighting Designer: Clay Everett
Actors: Aisha McKenzie, Dan Banakus, Mikel McDonald, Renee Knappenberger
In times when there is no reason to smile, instructions on how to smile may come handy.
You can also use your fingers to force it up; like the lonely girl in D.W. Griffith's Broken Blossoms. But, that looks silly so don't do that okay!