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Photo prise à Chazemais, département de l'Allier.
J'ai pris cette photo avec 300 mm de focale, j'ai aimé le contraste des couleurs entre l'herbe verdoyante et la terre labourée sans oublier la présence d'un agriculteur avec son tracteur entrain de labourer.
When the pandemic started I was so bored I decided to work on some scarves for my work's charity drive in next winter. I pulled out all of my loose yarn and started knitting. I was able to make 4 scarves out of my odds and ends.
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Here it is, the final belly picture. THIS is what it looks like when the baby has dropped! At this point I had been in early labour for about 12 hours, and active labour started maybe 2 hours later. I guess that's how I can still be smiling...
Here is one of the many children who work in Pakistan when they should be getting an education due to poverty. This boy was washing people's car windscreens to make money. Many people did not want their screens washed, but he would still clean them anyway. A lot of the times he wasnt paid.
Con questi attrezzi.....quanto tempo ci vorra per pulire l'intera pista dell'aereoporto dalla ghiaia???
On Dundarave Beach, West Vancouver BC. Not my creation.
This heart was made using something evergreen (pine leaves), organic (tree branches) held in place by pebbles of different colours and put together by some conscious efforts plus a little bit of artistic talent :)
Women unload sand and rocks from boats into trucks on the bank of Ayeyarwady River in Mandalay.
I am looking forward to visiting Myanmar again in March 2015: www.maciejdakowicz.com/photography-workshops/
This child has lost all his colour, becoming one with the objects which surround him in his karmic prison.
The Landscape of the Pico Island Vineyard Culture is a Unesco World Heritage Site on Pico Island.
The vineyard is divided into plots (currais) protected by walls (paredes, murinhos). The walls are built with basalt blocks that have been weathered and broken up and stacked without mortar. Viticulture dates back to the 15th century. Aligned, the walls give two turns to the Equator...
Emily Floyd (born 1972)
"Abstract Labour" 2014 (foreground)
- two-part epoxy paint on aluminium, steel
John Meade (born 1956)
"Progeny" 2004-05 (centre)
- concrete, fibreglass, steel
Before showing you inside Heide III, the current gallery of contemporary art, we'll take a look at some of the spectacular pieces of sculpture that sit in the bushland setting. These two works by Australian artists, Emily Floyd and John Meade sit in the entrance court to the Heide Museum of Modern Art.
A female worker carries a heavy load up the stairs in the mountain village of Bandipur, Nepal.
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This cat works for this woman: she runs the shop and cat sits in front of it and attracts passers-by :)
Male Chalkhill Blues (Polyommatus coridon) spend a lot of time skimming the sward, up and down, in hope of intercepting a fresh female. The constant patrol activity, the dogfights with other males and other butterflies, and the predation attempts will wear a chap down. But the strategy can pay off nicely, as for this unit at still verdant Aston Rowant NNR in the Chilterns.
Not sure if the female makes any assessment of her suitor or just joins with the first to find her when she's receptive. I have seen females make firm rejections whilst nectaring and egg laying.
A very breezy day (much more than forecast - again) caused much plant swaying and photographer swearing. Getting both butterflies' heads in focus was also a strategy of persistence and luck.