Taken during one off my 1on1 workshops at liege.

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I have been stalking coyotes all winter. I see tracks, I know where they are.......sort of. At least I know where they've been. It's not easy, this wildlife photography. Even my friendly, neighborhood foxes are generally taken in low light (when I see them). Most animals, particularly predators, avoid human contact by sneaking around the edges of daylight. I'm disappointed with this image. First of all, I do not have enough lens for the tolerance of these (or perhaps I should say THIS) animal. I had to over-sharpen to get this image to look this good.......and then there is the predicament of deciding what to post here. Should it only be my very best? Should I share the trials and tribulations, thereby letting everyone know I'm not as good a photographer as I really would like to be? I've got a bunch of coyote photos taken in early morning, before the light is good. I've got some great interaction between two coyotes (it's getting close to mating season). But these are less than perfect. Noisy when blown up (I couldn't get close enough and the light was bad).....tangles of branches and grasses making the photo less than great.......

Does every picture posted have to be a contest winner (most of mine certainly are not). I posted this picture (it's noisy, too) because of the simplicity of composition, which I like.....but my conundrum continues regarding what I post and what I should post.....

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The domino effect is beginning on this group of granaries in the Alberta Badlands ghost town of Sharples.

The dreamland in my mind

so long sought

found in a real day "dream"

like a sanctuary of grace

lit by a magical sunlight

upon this very true genuxflexion.

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11h35: 30/08/2007

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Corfu, Greece, August 2023

The majority of my street images are taken at 35mm (crop sensor), but for this scene, to maximise the effects of the light and geometry of the building, I went wide...

After 24 hours of rain, even these flowers were leaning on each other.

Fishing boat at Long Point.

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On the road to Aberfeldy, Perthshire Scotland.

View On Black

Everyone needs someone to lean on. Seth and Riley are the best of friends.

Trafalgar Square, London

I have a few photos of this barn. I find it very interesting in that it's an unusual shape for this area, and it's weathered boards and surrounding trees create inviting lines. I couldn't get very close, due to cows and fences.

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Gardom's Edge

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Portrait taken by the very talented Mr. Urs Moll

Hamburg by Elbe

Pose finally released! Get it now at the Exposeur main store.

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You can also join the Exposeur Gold group to get this pose as a gift!

It looked as if the Cottonwood tree was leaning on the other tree.

Lean on me when you're not strong

And I'll be your friend I'll help you carry on

For it won't be long

'Til I'm gonna need somebody to lean on.

That was a beautiful song by Bill Withers.

Rijkerswoerdse Plassen

UC_Leila_outfit @ Souled Out Event

Fitted mesh for:

Maitreya - Slink Physique/Hourglass - Belleza Isis/Freya

Tunic and shorts can be worn seperatly, Fatpack has a texture hud.

Single items a texture hud to change the fabric soled and lace.

Metals can be changed 6 3 different colors.

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Fallen pieces lean against the reaching groyne at Atwater Beach near Milwaukee, WI.

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The dead pine tree on the right had snapped almost at ground level but had fallen only a metre or so before it came to rest against the larger, living one on the left. Seen on Hampstead Heath.

Tesselaar Tulip Festival

The guard leans on 150252 as it waits to depart Barry with 2M48 16:56 Barry Island to Merthyr Tydfil.

High in the Cedar tree an American Goldfinch (Spinus tristis) leans to his right to get a better view of something!

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This was taken at the Muttart Conservatory. It will be a while before we see ours. We have more snow in the forecast for he next 2 weeks! Sigh

Cattle Egrets with breeding plumage and lores, Alligator Breeding Marsh and Wading Bird Rookery, Gatorland, Orlando, Florida

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Model: Lailah Coching. Make-up by Pam Dionisio. AIC Gold Tower Condominium, Ortigas Center, Pasig City, Philippines. Nikkor 50mm F1.8D used courtesy of Ten Paras.

Lean on me

when you're not strong

And I'll be your friend

I'll help you carry on.

Bill Withers, 1972

Happy Fence Friday

Project 365-258

Nothing but the shell left of this old homestead being held up by trees.

This is a nymph, not yet fully mature.

Lyramorpha rosea is a true bug with sucking and piercing mouth parts, endemic to this country, in the east.

They generally feed upon plants belonging to the orders Rosales and Sapindales one of which is lychee, giving the common name of lychee stink bug.

When released, the defensive chemicals of certain species can cause significant damage if they come into contact with human skin.

15 mm body length

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Hiking through this Michigan forest on a snowy day.