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are the ingredients of motherhood according to one of my cards yesterday !!...I agree

 

the vast waters of Palawan

The Ngorongoro crater is one of the largest volcanic calderas in the world. It was formed when a giant volcano exploded and collapsed two or three million years ago. The caldera is a huge bowl with walls of more than 600 meters high, covered with forests, plus a flat ground and land of about 260 km2. This particular natural world is organized in several ecosystems - forests, savannas, lakes and marshes, salt ponds, arid lands ... -, embedded in an area that does not exceed 20 kilometers in diameter.

  

The crater houses about 25,000 animals of very different species. It is considered one of the smaller areas where it is possible to see the big five, the five most representative animals of Africa: the lion, the leopard, the elephant, the buffalo and the rhinoceros (if the hippopotamus is included, then it should be enlarged the denomination to the big six). In addition, in the circle it is possible to observe, with a bit of luck, the exotic black rhinoceros, possibly the biggest attraction of the park.

  

Ngorongoro Conservation Area, Tanzania, February 2016

 

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Front Page - Perfections in Pictures. January 2019

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Bike tour to Székelyhíd Nr. 6.

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Have you ever looked into a mirror to see your reflection and contemplated on it to be an endless reflection. I did a bit of photoshop tweaking to emulate that notion for a club photography contest. It took 2nd place in the reflection category. Tell me what you think?

Puka shell necklace. The Hawaiian word "puka" means "hole." Puka shells originally contained mollusks who died or were eaten. As the empty shell was knocked about in the ocean, a hole would wear in the weak center of the shell. Hawaiians typically give puka necklaces to wish the recipient goodwill or good luck. If given to a sailor, a puka necklace is supposed to help bring him home safely. --- Courtesy: Classroom.

I've visited this bridge a few times and spoken of an ambition for perfect reflections. My fingers are crossed now for next year's display, hoping for less wind. Thank you Stockton on Tees, for a very special night! I could easily fill my front page with images from this shoot but they're a little repetitive in framing. My wife was surprised I hadn't edited more. I had a few burned out shots from the really bright bursts and think I may try shooting on manual with "Bulb" next time. The infinity Bridge is named because, when reflected, the shape is like its symbol. The bridge allows walkers and cyclists to access the University Campus.

Covid put a stop to visits for further displays but I'll return one day!

Holga film 120. September 2009.

Infinite view of the far dunes from the Elizabeth look-out tower just before sunset with the 70-200 in DX mode.

 

Keep calm, and shoot landscape!

The end of winter is close! =)

 

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The hidden beach just below Sandy Bay Road. Hobart, Tasmania.

A breathtaking view from the cliff, the horizon deliberately placed at the center of the photo to highlight the sense of infinite depth of the sea and sky.

I visited lower antelope canyon, located on Navajo land east of Page, Arizona last December. The Navajo name for Lower Antelope Canyon is Hazdistazí, which means "spiral rock arches." I visited at noon, when beams (shafts of direct sunlight radiating down from openings in the top of the canyon) can illuminate the underground canyon. "Magic hours of the day," as the tour guide explained. I was amazed by the shape and the color rendering at this spot, which remind me the texture of silk.

 

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Bumped into this photograph earlier today when I was looking for another one made at the same location. It just begged to be uploaded here. :-)

 

Lightbox view is really worth it. Press L or click.

 

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A few of my favorite things all in one...

A fence which means it is Friday...

A faux Polaroid

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the water of course..

Thanks for the nice words all week on the Bay Shots!

Have a great weekend everybody!

natural structures - rocks and clouds. an infinite view from the coast of mallorca.

There were bighorn sheep on our way to the viewpoint The view is breathtaking from this lookout (Jasper Lake on the left and Talbot Lake on right (Alberta, Canada). Jasper Lake has almost no water now. This lake is very unique - water level varies during the year (please see album > Jasper Lake).

You may sometimes wonder how my pictures are created.

Today's post in #HIVE shows a look behind the scenes.

There you will find complete building instructions with a program for a rotation tool for flashlights with remote control from the cell phone.

 

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-Mira eso, miles de puertas abriendose a la vez.

Dios mio son preciosas. -Dijo Elisabeth.

-¿Las estrellas?- Preguntó Booker mientras se acercaba a aquellas misteriosas luces que poblaban el cielo.

-No, no son estrellas sino puertas. Le contestó ella mientras contemplaba la inmensidad de luces.

-¿Puertas, puertas a....?.

-A todas partes Booker, ya solo nos queda escoger alguna.

 

A medida que se acercaban estaban viendo lo que en un principio parecian estrellas, eran en realidad las lámparas encendidas de unos misteriosos faros. Estaban por todos lados, hasta donde la vista alcanzaba.

-¿Qué son esos faros?, ¿Porqué estamos aquí?, ¿Quienes son...?

 

-Son un millón de mundos, todos diferentes y todos similares. Constantes y variables. Le explicaba ella mientras se dirigian a uno de esa infinitud de faros que poblaban el océano.

-¿Que?- Se preguntaba Booker sin salir de su asombro.

 

-Siempre hay un faro, siempre hay un hombre, siempre hay una ciudad. Parecía farfullar Elisabeth como si todo eso le resultase extrañamente familiar.

-¿Como sabes todo eso?. Le soltó desconcertado empezando a enteder lo que estaba sucediendo.

 

-Puedo ver a través de las puertas. Tú, yo, Columbia... Pero a veces veo algo distinto.

-Constantes... y variables. Se dijo Booker en una voz apenas audible al comprender.

-Así es. Ven, abre la puerta y observa...

 

Booker se extrañó que justo al cruzar la puerta volvían a estar enfrente de un óceano plagado de faros, solo que está vez eran de una construcción distinta, le resultaba hipnótico mirar cuando de repente vislumbró en uno de esos faros más cercano las figuras de dos personas y se quedó petrificado.

-¿Somos nosotros?. Acertó a preguntar.

- No exactamente. Somos nosotros pero en otra realidad, estamos en distintas aguas pero llegamos a la misma costa. Siempre empieza con un faro. Apostilló ella.

-No lo entiendo, es... es imposible. ¿Por qué?.

-Es muy fácil Booker, aunque un poco abrumador. Porque así es, así ha sido y así será...

An out-take from week 9 "Infinite". Photographed and processed in-phone.

... the J.R. Tolkien reaches the harbor of Warnemünde at sunset.

 

die J.R. Tolkien erreicht zum Sonnenuntergang den Hafen von Warnemünde.

mixed media - collage & acrylic paint, 36"x36"

 

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