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Playful young fallow deer. I was pleased capture the action, I think this image better demonstrates the frolicking playful nature than a completely sharp image, having only the head in sharper focus works better, giving the image a sense of movement.
Another from my explorations in caustic patterns very fun and slippery to find an hold. What do you see in this one that combines two caustic patterns. I love to hear what you see. If you like my work message me and get a print. dereklawrence138.myportfolio.com
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In your remembrance
Words fail to be anything but air…
As I stand at your grave
You are closer than ever
The warmth of your spirit encloses me
The sense of your glory
Your aura
Leaves me speechless
I embrace every moment
And remind myself
Of that night
When the light embraced you
And asked you to read
A new chapter began for mankind
Like the moon in the sky
You pushed the darkness aside
And guided mankind
To the footsteps of the messengers
The scent of their books
The sighs of their hearts
How can I forget
How you went through humiliation
Torture, hunger, and pain
How can I forget
How you held the hands of children
How you carried them on your back
We will love you
More than our wealth
More than our families
More than ourselves
Peace be upon you
You have truly been sent ..
A mercy to mankind
The cure of my pains
The light of my path
The moon of my sky
This is for you
My brother
My father
My beloved....
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Bathed in sunlight, Prissy enjoying some strong sunshine in this early shot, found in North Carolina.
Today we visited the Blijdorp zoo in Rotterdam the Netherlands. There were two babies with the gorillas and we just couldn't get enough of them!! This is so very beautiful to watch!
Heard the familiar knock of opportunity back in April when a nearby house was vacated. I'd photographed it before but never effectively. That's always a frustration of mine...coming back with ho-hum photos of places I know are capable of producing compelling views. Sometimes it's a matter of trying to rush a session, or being distracted and not allowing the place to speak to you. Other times it's simply bad timing, for example hitting the light at the wrong time of day. This time I did a 180 on my approach, quite literally coming up on the place from the backyard. Stripped of the ordinary visuals of mowed lawn, driveway and formal entryway, the place took on an entirely different look, rather eerie and off-putting. A heavy tangle of overgrowth obscured the view and made walking difficult, but added a wonderful mystical quality to the scene. I stood here in the twilight trying to take in the complexity of the back wall. Windows appeared haphazardly sized and placed without any forethought or consideration for aesthetics. This is known as vernacular architecture, a nice name for a style that often does not play out well visually. I was told this house was once a barn, subsequently converted to a residential dwelling. I could almost hear the contractor saying "what this place needs is more windows!" and he just went to town using whatever was at hand. I'm sure the visual discord is mostly apparent from the outside. Indoors looking out from any one room, all you would really notice is light and a view filled with trees. Not a bad thing really. Anyway opportunity had brought me here and I wasn't about to quibble.
Cherry blossoms @ Tidal Basin in Washington, DC. Quickly snapped this on our way somewhere else yesterday. It was dreadfully windy and the clouds would not cooperate with me. lol. This is my favorite time of year here.
A spectacular adult male Vogel's Pit Viper (Trimeresurus vogeli) found in vegetation beside the pool at Do Quyen in the magnificent Bach Ma National Park near Hue in central Vietnam.
Canon EOS 5D Mark IV coupled to a vintage C/Y mount Yashica 55/2.5 ML macro lens using a third party adapter. Shot wide open @ 2.8 with a little fill-flash going on.
While exploring Squamish in September , we had a look in a public garden. I did not succeeded in growing a pumpkin this year ( only sunflowers and a few cherry tomatoes). I did not carve the pumpkin I had at home , only drawn a face - will not show it on Flickr. There were lots of fireworks in my neighbourhood last night. Today we start November with sun ( unfortunately it is not going to be sunny all week) . To all many thanks for your comment . Have a good week.
En explorant Squamish en septembre, nous avons jeté un coup d'œil dans un jardin public. Je n'ai pas réussi à faire pousser une citrouille cette année (seulement des tournesols et quelques tomates cerises). Je n'ai pas sculpté la citrouille que j'avais à la maison, j'ai seulement dessiné un visage - je ne le montrerai pas sur Flickr. Il y a eu beaucoup de feux d'artifice dans mon quartier hier soir. Aujourd'hui, nous commençons novembre avec du soleil (malheureusement il ne fera pas beau toute la semaine) . A tous un grand merci pour votre commentaire. Passe une bonne semaine.
A garden is a grand teacher. It teaches patience and
careful watchfulness; it teaches industry and thrift;
above all it teaches entire trust.
(Gertrude Jekyll)
Colorful Nature - Pink or Purple Wednesday
Looking close... on Friday! - Pretty in Pink
(photo by Freya, edit by me)
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I'm not sure of the name of this one. So many that look similar. Found growing on a tree trunk rather than the ground.
In a carriage.
Old fashioned Amsterdam. (anno 2019)
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In der heutigen Zeit wird der Karneval offiziell 10 Tage vor Aschermittwoch, sonntags ab 10.30 Uhr, mit dem Engelsflug eröffnet. Die Festivitäten beginnen aber bereits eine Woche zuvor (2014 am Valentinstag). Beim Engelsflug (Volo di Angelo) schwebt ein Artist an einem Stahlseil gesichert vom Campanile herab über den Markusplatz. Es gibt in der Stadt auf verschiedenen Bühnen künstlerische und artistische Darbietungen. Privatpersonen flanieren in Kostümen durch die Stadt, in der Mehrzahl natürlich um den Markusplatz herum.
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Personen, deren Fotos für mich nicht sichtbar sind, werden blockiert.
People whose photos are not visible to me are blocked.
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Today's theme in the Smile on Saturday group is 'Creative with Rope'.
I was going to title this Friggin in the Riggin after the 1979 song by the Sex Pistols. I've never really been sure what that's getting at so I looked it up in the Urban Dictionary and it states.....
It's the art of cracking one out, slapping the salami, beating the Bishop or choking the Chicken while on a ship?.....
Still none the wiser but to be on the safe side I have decided not to use it.
Happy Smile on Saturday....😁😁😁
Ps. As always Maria, I appreciate I am walking a tight rope...(ho ho)....Just give me the nod and I'll remove it and we'll strike another life off.....😁.
My zoom lense was very busy as I watched this New Holland honeyeater fly around the Callistemon bush and drink from the flowers. Many shots were taken but few made the cut, such as this one.
St. Joseph's, Devine Street, Columbia, SC
Most of the shots I posted this weekend looked skyward, or at least featured the sky. It's been so beautiful with fluffy clouds and October blue. But I also shot a few toward the ground. These tiny tiny things were scattered among black-eyed susans and echinacea that skirted St. Joseph's on Devine Street.
snapped in the forest in Boet, Östergötland in Sweden in 2013. close to where I grew up. Mother seems caught like three times or so in the image I now realize (probably once again).
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So last Thursday, the same day I took the image of catbells I had spent the morning exploring my favourite beck in the Lake District. This beck is located at the far end of ullswater and feeds I believe, brothers water.
This set of falls are about 2 mile up the beck and for me they have the best backdrop of any of the lake districts waterfalls.
The walk to these falls is simple enough with a fairly steady gradient all the way, however that isn’t to say the walk was without incident; there is a farm at the beginning (and end) of the walk that is home to some rather unfriendly dogs whom unfortunately seem to have taken a particular dislike or taste for photographers (I thankfully didn’t hang around long enough to see if it was the latter). That aside this is such a beautiful location, one which you tend to have all to yourself. It’s a great place to practice your mindful photography. I sat for a few hours taking images and enjoying the views.
I’m thinking about running my first photography workshop in this location, if you would be interested and want more information please drop me a message.
I hope you like, as always I am open to critique and feedback.
Will
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Bald eagle in action over the Susquehanna River in the morning sunlight. If you looking along the far shoreline in the bokeh you can make out a bunch of eagles there too. This time of year the numbers of eagles there goes up exponentially as the food source increases with shad coming down the river.
There are several railway and subway stations with the name "Broadway" bat this one is in Broadway & Union Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11206
Aspetto che qualcuno mi voglia adottare...
Siamo in troppi in hotel.... e stanno per arrivare i nuovi gattini di Grifis...
Si penso proprio che l'arrivo sia vicino.
Sono disponibile a trasferirmi.. importante che mi si voglia bene...e se volete c'è anche mio fratello.
The two “In Minds” sculptures were created by Tony Cragg, a sculptor who studied at the Royal College of Art in London, and orginated from Liverpool England (close to where I was born). This photo of is of the more voluminous of the two, and was cast in bronze with stainless steel armature. Cast in Germany, where Cragg now lives, it was shipped via the port of Rotterdam in Holland to Houston. The piece weighs 3800 lbs. This can be seen at the corner of Bagby and Walker Streets, Houston.