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Im learning to fly but I aint got wings
Comin down is the hardest thing
Im learning to fly around the clouds
But what goes up must come down ...
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They are getting SO big now ... all to fast. Just look at those feathers!
THANKS,
Bev
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Pacific Black Duck (Anas superciliosa)
I found myself with a couple of hours to spare this morning so went for a walk around the Heathdale -Glen Orden Wetlands in the sunshine.
So many babies around the Wetlands today.
The fawns are learning to graze. Still reliant on momma's milk, though. Yearling buck behind this fawn. Our beautiful world, pass it on.
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Un pezzo dell'87 scritto da David Gilmour, appassionato di volo.
Il videoclip è stato diretto da Storm Thorgerson e girato al Banff National Park, situato a circa 75 km ad ovest dalla città di Calgary, nell'Alberta. Il video vede un uomo che falcia un campo di grano e che, spinto da un fantasma di un nativo americano, si mette a correre e salta da una scogliera per trasformarsi in un'aquila.
Eccolo: Learning To Fly
Mostra sulla storia dei Pink Floyd, a Roma.
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This young photographer’s mother, a professional portrait photographer, gave her daughter a camera to use while she’s working with her clients. What a great gift to give a young person: creative engagement with the world around her.
Does anyone else find it hard to come up with titles for their photos? Anyhow, I grabbed this before work one morning, when I had a chance to play with the Super Stopper. The exposure here was probably a shade too long, as the raw file didn't show as much of the streaks in the sky as I would have liked. Managed to rescue it a bit in post. I'm still learning with this long exposure stuff, so be gentle!
- learning from john woodward's “ nature and the camera “
- subtitle of the book : “ getting the most from your praktica “
- book was first published in 1977 by adpress, surrey
- shot with sigma dn art 2.8/19mm, f 3.5
École polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL, English: Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne)
I watched this young man make graceful arcs and loops with his line for some time and then asked if it took a lot of practice. He said, "It's only my second day." I think I would love to do this.
ABC Weather VIC
just a few minutes before sunrise looking from the Benalla-Monash Bridge towards the Learning Centre/Library.