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It was such a magical experience for me to watch this Fox family grow, still so many adorable shots to go through but this one stood out to me as they were both focused on the same thing....getting Mom's attention.
Family is important and just as true when it comes to wildlife. Nice to have someone to lean on, trust and depend that they'll be there when you need it most.
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Kezzic stared morosely between the bars of his prison to where his captors stood deciding his future.
"We have to kill him," Princess Delia stated flatly.
"Well of course," the prime minister, who's name Kezzic couldn't remember, responded. "The question is how do we frame him."
The princess snorted in a most unladylike manner, "He's a goblin! Just say he ate a baby or something! It doesn't matter."
"Did you know that the goblin word for human is synonyms with our word for donkey." Kezzic commented from his cell.
The princess gave him a dismissive glance before turning to leave the prison. "Just make sure he dies tomorrow prime minister. No one can know what he's seen."
"Yes your highness."
The prime minister followed the princess and her guard out, leaving Kezzic alone with his prison guard. Kezzic leaned against the bars beside the guard.
"Hey did you know the princess is possessed by a demon."
The guard gave him a sidelong look and turned away.
"Also the prime minister is a dark mage who's plotting to over through the kingdom with the king's favorite mistress. The kingdom of Harak is going to invade Grarasc in the fall. And that bottle of water you have is just what I need."
Kezzic's last words caused the guard to look back at him just in time for Kezzic to smash the bottle across the guards helmet. The heavy glass shattered against the metal and the guard's head bounced off the wall and he slumped to the floor unconscious. Using the jagged edge of the broken bottle Kezzic hooked the ring of keys off the wall and pulled them through the bars.
"Now only thirty-some keys to try," he muttered.
Coming back to SL. Not really posting a whole lot of photos like I did before.
I'm planning to post photos whenever I have the time and/or feeling like I want to.
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This is a draft at the moment. You may notice mistakes. I will get to fixing them soon.
Sometimes when we remove color, we see the simplicity and power of nature. Color can easily be a metaphor for other things in your life such as unnecessary drama or stress. Look beyond the colors in your life and look to the simple things in your life that give you happiness and strength. - Kelly Shipp
Photo # DSC_0018bws. March, 2005.
Location: UCA Campus, Conway, AR.
(c) Kelly Shipp Photography.
Spent one day taking photographs in Akko, Israel. The city has a long history as it sits on the mediterranean and served as a entry way for those visiting the Holy Land. Akko is best know for becoming crusader a stronghold during the 12th and 13th century. The city has many buildings, monuments and reminders of the crusader period. I took this candid picture as I was waiting for the sun to set and the lights of the city to come on. This spot was a favorite place for locals to watch the sunset over their city and I captured this moment as these two friends were enjoying the beautiful day.
Summer nostalgia inticed me to express a moment of warmth and hope.
Scanned from 35mm Velvia slide at 300dpi
St Botolphs church at Botolphs Annington near Steyning in Sussex.
Out on a wet and windy day I was once again drawn back to this lovely old Saxon church, sadly it was not open but there was a sign on the door saying the church is at risk, it did not say if it was at risk of falling down or of closure, I hope neither
This is a four shot focus stack taken from my mini tripod, the head stones are leaning all over the place but I believe the church is on the vertical..Shooting upwards and at a wide angle will accentuate the lean but the church is correct, I believe.
Alas not in the actual physical sense, but I can prop myself up against all sorts of things. Usually the nearest bar, that's not possible at the moment though, so this wall will have to do.
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If you see red....SHOOT IT! - Lone Palm
Sunset afterglow ~ Florida Everglades U.S.A.
(four more photos of this night in the comments)
This image is part of a long time going project which i started a while ago. I call it „Tamer Animals“.
I will put up a few more images of this project from time to time. Producing images for this project let me so deep immerse with nature, it almost let’s me melt with it. It’s so special for me.
The stick sculpture named "Lean on Me", located just outside of St. Joseph, Minnesota, was erected in 2012 by artist Patrick Dougherty in collaboration with the College of St. Benedict and St. John's University. It was completed in 19 days, with many local volunteers assisted Dougherty during its creation. The whimsical structure however may be removed later this year, as it was only planned to be standing for two years. On the day I visited, the weather was a bit foreboding, hence the dark and moody presentation.
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- 1st Place, Pictorial, Masters Division, Berkeley Camera Club, 2/3/15 {BCC_CMP:PICT 2/3/15]
I leaned on the cinder block wall, sat my camera in front of my face and snapped this photo.
Looking up is always important!
Yesterday I took a trip to Wyming Brook in the Peak District with a fellow photographer/friend. It was my first visit here and was amazed at how much there was to capture. I had taken many images, when I came across this composition. Although yes it's gentle cascade of water is beautiful, I however took the image for another reason. My heart skipped a beat when I saw two animals resting, at peace with each other. A large turtle laying flat with it's huge head and foot. And to the left of it another animal leaning its head against it. Kind of ancient horse looking, you can clearly see the head, eye and ear. In my eyes, that was the beauty in this image. Hence why Iv'e called it....Lean on me
Northern Wisconsin Lupine that I saw for the first time this year, for my friend Nick, who posted Lupine for all of us. Thanks Nick for being such a wonderful Flickr friend!
So just call on me brother, when you need a hand,
We all need somebody to lean on,
I just might have a problem that you'd understand,
We all need somebody to lean on.
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, till I'm gonna need
Somebody to lean on.
Bill Withers