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Duisburg, Germany, 2020.
This photo is far from being perfect – and deliberately so. There's grain all over the place, which I have added purposely and sun rays without the sun being in the picture. I might have removed them in Photoshop but I didn't.
And yet, this image works for me. It speaks to me because of its flaws. Here, the result is more than the sum of its parts. After all, there's beauty in imperfection.
There's more on www.chm-photography.com.
Enjoy!
Great Horned Owl ~ Deerfield Beach, Florida U.S.A. ~ square format
*[A very experienced wildlife photographer once told me (when I was younger) to
always try and capture the eyes. The eyes tell the story. So that is what I try to do]
Making the most of some regifted potpourri, a Pelagic Cormorant tests out its nest on Gull Island in Kachemak Bay near Homer, Alaska.
Wild flower watching halfway through a woodland walk sometime in May....
HMBT and Thursday Monochrome 😀
are they who see beautiful things in humble places where other people see nothing. ~ Camille Pissarro
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I've always loved daisies in all their forms, but the daisies that appear, without fail, every year in my lawn are possibly my favourites. There's something very comforting and familiar about the humble daisy.
This humble cabin is beside Echo Park Road in Dinosaur National Monument. There are no interpretive signs at this site. Because it is just one mile from the Chew Ranch, it is likely that this was occupied prior to the construction of the ranch house in 1940. It is near the junction of Echo Park Road and Yampa Bench Road--a very scenic area.
Dinosaur National Monument, Colorado
Sheyenne River in the Sheyenne River Valley - Barnes County, North Dakota. 2/22
The river winds throughout the valley, hugging a few abandoned farmsteads. The North Dakota Fisheries and Wildlife has a few fish hatcheries down here, one being at Baldhill Dam where the river turns into Lake Ashtabula. Many waterfowl protected wetlands as well.
Personally, I love there are many historic or culturally significant sites in this area. Fascinating to research and explore.
My little live holiday tree...I'm sure it's anxious for it's move to the great outdoors -- hopefully will find a good home in a container on my patio :-)
HWW!
Many of the houses in Bannock are small humble structures like this one. The town of Bannock thrived in the 1860's as a result of successful gold mining in the area. But the population of Bannock declined as gold and other minerals began to be mined elsewhere. In addition, the railroad went to a nearby town. Eventually the town became a ghost town. Due to the efforts of a few residents in the area, the properties were acquired by the state of Montana and made into a park for the purpose of preservation.
Puy Griou in its summer setting - Cantal - Auvergne - France - Europe
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Mille fois merci pour mes 8 millions de vues !
Mes chers amis, je suis heureuse de partager mes photos avec vous et de visiter vos profils aussi régulièrement que je le peux !
Je suis désolée si des fois je loupe quelques commentaires ou que je suis en retard pour vous répondre.
J'ai beaucoup de chance de vous avoir comme amis , à travers vos photos, votre travail, cela m'aide à grandir, à vivre en tant qu'artiste, ce que je n'aurais jamais osé avant ! Moi qui ne suis qu'une autodidacte,
La passion que je porte à la photo a toujours été en moi, mais à explosé lorsqu'un chagrin énorme m'a anéanti cela a été mon moyen de survivre, vivre et apprendre à revivre.
Toutes les photos que je prends ne sont prises avec aucune technique,
simplement avec le cœur, le ressenti, les yeux et les vraies couleurs, aucune retouche sur mes photos ne sont effectuées, je m'adapte à l'environnement ,
je passe et repasse régulièrement aux mêmes endroits, à des horaires différents et par tous les temps, afin d'avoir ce que je souhaite.
Pour cela je vous remercie d'apprécier mon humble travail, depuis le début, vous me faites découvrir des lieux qui m'enchante, Des millions de remerciements à vous tous !
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Thank you a thousand times for my 8 million views !
My dear friends, I am happy to share my photos with you and visit your profiles as regularly as I can !
I'm sorry if sometimes I miss a few comments or if I'm late in responding to you.
I am very lucky to have you as friends, through your photos, your work, it helps me to grow, to live as an artist, which I would never have dared before! I, who am only an autodidact,
The passion I have for photography has always been in me, but exploded when an enormous grief destroyed me. It was my way of surviving, living and learning to live again.
All the photos I take are not taken with any technique,
simply with the heart, the feelings, the eyes and the true colors, no retouching on my photos is carried out, I adapt to the environment,
I regularly go back and forth to the same places, at different times and in all weathers, in order to get what I want.
For this I thank you for appreciating my humble work, since the beginning, you have made me discover places that enchant me, Millions of thanks to all of you !
God resisteth the proud, and giveth grace to the humble. Humble yourselves therefore under the mighty hand of God.
(1st Peter 5:5-6)
Mom said, we have to be humble .....
as she said that :
'The LORD upholdeth all that fall,
and raiseth up all those that be bowed down'
Psalm 145:14 (KJV)
The horse. Here is nobility without conceit, friendship without envy, beauty without vanity. — Ronald Duncan
I think the humble horse is my favorite subject matter to photograph. They are such beautiful creatures and they add a touch of romance to any landscape they're in. Ghost, the subject of this image, is my neighbor's horse. I love photographing him & I admire his free spirit.
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Taken at Bogor Safari Park, West Java - Indonesia,
THANK YOU so MUCH for your kind visits, faved and comments.
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For years I have been admiring and learning from images by TokyoMorningDetails. TMD presents groupings of common day objects with such majesty and visual poetics. Try as I may, I could never achieve anything as beautiful and natural as his photos....
Today I may have taken one humble step into the realm of TokyoMorningDetails universe.
Image: looking through a window with the barnyard reflected off at the left.. thank you
Seems that even a humble class 170 DMU requires detailed 'post-snap' note taking ....... well, let's be honest, the memory just ain't what it used to be.
Mr Woolley in action yesterday at Nuneaton on the 40th anniversary meet-up.
16th January 2018
I cannot remember many times in my life where I have felt so utterly weak, broken, and destroyed. I am weary beyond what I knew I could be. This process is painful and I don’t know why it has to be this way, but it is not always for me to know the why in the moment. Suffering is hard to understand and it often makes little sense to us. To me right now this doesn’t all make all that much sense, it just hurts a lot. But I chose to still trust in God knowing that He is faithful and good! O Lord would you keep me humble and dependent on You. Keep my soul and preserve my life, for my soul feels faint and my bones feel weary. My body feels like it is wasting away and my soul feels like it cannot push through anymore; yet, I will still chose to put my hope in God. For where else would I go, for You O Lord have the words of eternal life and it is in Your arms that I take refuge!