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“Everyone has untold stories of pain and sadness that make them love and live a little differently than you do. Stop judging, instead try to understand.”
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Jumping Spider
This wee one seemed to be judging the distance for its next jump in pursuit of a meal. It jumped a millisecond later.
Vidcaps from the show with judges Sebastian Pruchniak (PL) and Glenn Sjöbom (SE) who both awarded him Best Housecat (mixed breed) - a great comeback for our slightly chubby boy. :)
Bastian (mixed breed) at Racekatten cat show in Hedehusene, Denmark, 05.02.2023.
Sony Handycam video, shot by Lene.
They don't have the friendliest looking faces!
The Royal Ontario Museum exhibit description reads as follows:
Hell's Judges
Henan Province
Glazed earthenware
16th century, Ming dynasty
These three Hell's Judges, with highly expressive faces and delicately modelled hands, were originally part of a group of ten. The middle judge holds a ceremonial tablet, while the other two once clasped similar
On a recent photo walk with a photo buddy around York (the Ye Olde original and not the ‘New’ fangled version across the pond), we explored some of the Snickleways; alleyways to you and me. There are tons of these around the city, which can offer some interesting photo opportunities.
This particular one opens up onto Judges Court, which from 1720 until the early 1800’s served as lodgings for judges presiding over the Assize Courts in the city, and which is now a hotel.
There were a number of Noisy Pittas in the Brisbane Botanic Gardens. However they were difficult to photograph, as they stayed in the shady undergrowth, especially when a human was trying to photograph them! It was also getting close to sunset. Eventually I got a couple of half-decent shots at ISO 6400.
The subject was not impressed with my behaviour.
Pentax MX
SMC Pentax 50mm f1.7
Fuji Acros Neopan 100 asa
Canoscan 9000f
Developed by me in caffenol cm.
OLYMPUS OM-D E-M5 MII OLYMPUS Zuiko M. 75mm F1.8
Dire Straits & Mark Knopfler 2002
Look at me Coyote;
Don't let a little road dust put you off
You can't judge a book
Well you know that stuff
There's a tear in my upholstery
And a hole in my shoe
But don't you just wish that you could
Make half of the speed I do
Speed I do, speed I do, speed I do
You can't catch me coyote
Though there may be blood on the tracks
There may be some bridges burning
Behind our backs
But I got my laundry on the backseat
And an itinerary too...
his picture is #33 in the 100 Strangers Project - Round 3
Meet Eliza
Was in DC a few days ago to photograph an elopement at the Constitution Gardens. Since I was early to scout the location and set-up, was walking around when I noticed Eliza walking with her friend ( Alex) around the landmarks, a camera in hand and carrying some gear. I had seen them earlier too when I was parking my car but they seemed busy and I had other things on my mind then. But seeing them again gave me a second chance and I went ahead and made my request to this striking young lady. She obliged but I could sense some hesitancy - primarily because they were a rush and didn't have a lot of time. I promised to these pictures in a few minutes; honestly, I did think that we could have done even better if we had a little more time but sometimes you got to roll with what you have. I found a spot with some good open shade and we quickly shot a few quick clicks after judging the light.
Even as I clicked had a few questions for the lady - turns out Eliza hails from Ecuador and is a student at George Washington University studying political science. She and her friends were out with a camera and gear as they were working on an art project. One quality she loves about herself is her curiosity. She is happiest when she is learning new things. Her favorite memories - are anything that involves the beach which she is really fond of.
As photogenic and almost childlike as she was with really beautiful eyes ( angelic is the word that first came to mind) what I liked most about her (and this is just an impression n my few minutes of interaction) was a sense of determination and almost steely focus she conveyed with her gaze - kind of a resolute strength beneath her soft exterior façade.
Thank you Eliza for your time and trust - - special thanks to Alex for her patience. It was wonderful doing these pictures. All the very best in all that you do a- was indeed great making your acquaintance. If you stop by and like your pics please feel free to contact me for hi-resolution copies of the same.
Find out more about the project and see pictures taken by other photographers at the 100 Strangers Flickr Group page
For my other pictures on this project: 100 Strangers - Round 2.
For pictures from my prior attempt at 100 Strangers: 100 Strangers - Round 1.
ABANDONED FAIRGROUNDS HORSE RACING ANNOUNCERS AND JUDGES TOWERS:
Barrington Fair: Grounds
Great Barrington MA
2010
Abandoned old fair grounds with horse racing track: Last racing was about 10 years ago.
Click on this set www.flickr.com/photos/timheffernan/sets/72157622018057934... to see both my shots from the last races as well as these new shots.
Some of these images have just been featured in NORTH AMERICAN TRAINER MAGAZINE.
Please contact me by email to order prints.
Prints are archival on 13" x19" paper.
Thanks!
Tiring Judges.
Распространение коррупции принесло зло формы вечные соображения учреждения власти крайности степени противодействующие примеры,
superstitiosas imperfectiones duras cervices indiscretas partes illicitas significationes lites graves sedulus postulat pros- culpis abusus consuetudines pedisequas iudicia,
sujets gouvernés contentieux échauffement procédures offenses plaintes magistrats accusations boussole divisions conscience,
punire persone sconsiderate libri ammutinamento sedizione disturbatori comportamenti lavori impropri affetti demarcazione conoscenza luce,
bátorság beszédek döntések betartások rejtett igazságok kellemetlenségek kétségbeesés zavaros kérdések erőltetett viták felnagyító korlátok,
絶滅した原始的な誤った表現の魅力的な議論は部門を軽蔑します奇妙な虐待は派閥を強制しました単純な心の命令は無視されました.
Steve.D.Hammond.
The Judge declares your charge.
The Jury sees your guilt.
The Executioner delivers your punishment.
Built for Bio-cup 2022 R2
Theme: Numbers
Sub-theme: Three
Pictures of the three individually to come... but here is a preview for the judges: Here
Jane looks down her nose at me. I think she was thinking about sneezing but the look is similar to judging.
She had been sad I was gone for a few hours and RAN up to see me as soon as I got home. So I held her for a few hours. She was so happy to have me home. She was purring so loud I couldn't hear the TV; she is one happy cat.
We give them less importance because of what they do.But they contributed the most in our liberation war.They are farmers.That time they were huge in number.These people are very humble and kind.The most beautiful thing about them is they don't want lot more.They want least foods and clothings to live a miserable war.We only value those who are whealthier than us.Actually we make people feel they are not like us.
'The Halcyon Dawn'
Thrilled to share that my image has been judged runner-up in the Landscape Photographer of the Year (LPOTY) competition in the 'Living the View' category. For those of you who do not know about this competition, it's THE major landscape photography contest in the UK and one that attracts tens of thousands of entries. To actually make it through the rigorous judging process and having seen the astoundingly high quality of images that haven't even been shortlisted, I can't help but feel humbled. Also, I am thankful that the judges' artistic choice decided to swing my way this year. I am not one to take this for granted given the nature of all photo contests.
It was a haunting morning the day I took this photo, and one of the few times I actually had to pinch myself to make sure that I wasn't dreaming. Not that you can't find two men in a boat, but the circumstances and the place I found them was quite incredible.
The full list of winners, runners-up and commended images can be seen here - www.take-a-view.co.uk/
The book - Landscape Photographer of the Year: Collection 10 - is also available starting today.
The LPOTY exhibition will be at London Waterloo station from 21st November 2016 until the 5th of February 2017.
I'm not gonna lie: Every time I think of this guy I think of this: www.youtube.com/watch?v=ESRV6oqsBi8
I'm home for a bit so expect some new fig stuff.
Cheers!