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To Albert with tenderness.

Düsseldorf-Unterbilk (Lorettostraße)

Studio work - Chamonix C45H-1 with Schneider-Kreuznach 240mm @ f5,6 1/30 on Ilford HP5 ISO400 in Ilfosol3 11‘ @ 20* Epson V850 Scan

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© 2022 Dick Snaterse

Mongolia 2025, kentmere 400

O, Procul Este, Profani!

Life is a journey to be experienced...

i found this strand of clover in a puddle. it expresses what’s in my heart right now: sadness, love, grief, gratitude, exhaustion, and hope.

Life is a rainbow. Pink.

Pencils for week 16.

All life is inherently broken from the start, Percival. Take solace in that. There is no perfection in life. Otherwise, what would be the purpose of death? It's to try to find ways to better yourself before the end that gives us purpose. You are all broken, but also understand - mortals can achieve great things.

São Paulo, Brazil, 2018

Today i took my terminally ill mum in-law to Dovestone Reservoir for a little fresh air. I was so proud, but realised how daunting each step actually was for her ...

A Wonderful picture i thought

Have for motto: "love, humanity and service of the neighbor."

Swami Ramdas

seen in bregenz, vorarlberg, austria

今日は寒かった(´・ω・`)

 

C88

Mikunch

Misty dress : pompon

Spangles triple gauze stole

 

Lamb. Love

 

CCB

::C'est la vie !:: Magali Beret Gacha(maroon)

WISH YOU ALL A MARVELLOUS 2011.......

( inconstant on flickr:)

Hugs

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I am still alive, vibrant with life.

The black cloud will disappear,

The morning sun will appear once again

In all its supernal glory. [By: Sri Chinmoy]

 

(form the archive....)

 

Il tema di Lara, Zivago

www.dilandau.com/download_music/tema-di-lara-dal-film-il-...

  

Thanks Elliot for the music

www.youtube.com/watch?v=NkwJ-g0iJ6w

So Sad, too see a Young person making bad Decisions ,s in life.

Interestingly, it was the aftermath of one of my recent storm encounters when I began to conceptualize the lure. My attraction to boundaries is part of it. There's a thrill-seeking component as well. But that is inextricably linked to a creative desire, rather than unadulterated risk taking. Many is the time I wonder if I would even be in whatever situation I find myself absent the camera. Truly I found myself on a completely different life path once I began devoting serious time and effort to photography. I began to see my world differently, but more importantly actually going out and seeing it in reality.

 

My realization the other day had more to do with the effect an episode such as this storm has on me (need not be a storm, could be just an event, but the storm will serve for this narrative). I recall how I felt when I turned onto this farm road and realized the extent of the storm. All at once, every last mundane thought of the workday vanished. All that mattered in this moment was the immediate environment. My mind switches into 'event' mode as it considers light, shadow, clouds, weather, wind...all of the factors that feed into the process of composing photos while simultaneously maintaining situational awareness, perhaps more accurately phrased situation appreciation. In this case it was the overarching transformation of a tranquil summer evening into an otherworldly view of light and shadow. Exquisite as always to be right in the middle of this.

 

Later, heading back home, my mind began to decompress. Suddenly I remembered that I needed to tend the recycle bins and take out the trash. And sort some bills. These thoughts and others quickly siphoned off my 'event' mode energy. I need to reengage my normal life but part of me wants to cling to the adventure, to remain in that other world. And then again the story can't be re-lived or recounted until it ends. A real conundrum. Of course a return to normal life is inevitable. I suppose the high energy moments need a counterpoint in order to be truly appreciated. Still a bummer. But even then, in the back of my mind, the memories remain and they are vivid. And there's the photos...

Welcome the unexpected changes in life. Learn to bend with grace and humility. Grow trough it all and never ever forget to take notice of the beauty changes can bring.

 

Press the F key, you know you wanna! ★ ;-)

 

Thank you all for the LOVE!

 

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coming soon (12.1) to the arcade gacha!

 

this set was inspired by all things repurposed and upcycled ♥ 14 commons & 2 rares to collect!

 

items range between 1-4 li with most being on the lower end. the recycled window cabin is 40 li with lights and 35 li without (they're unlinkable). the porch/stairs are unlinkable too.

 

all lights are scripted on touch - including the bulbs in the rare portable vanity, all picture frame insets & photos can be replaced with your own textures, and the stools & crate seats are animated.

 

i hope you enjoy <3

/ Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden / Naito-sho, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo

// 生命力 / 新宿御苑 / 新宿区内藤町

Edting By : Me ,,,

Place : Kingdom of Bahrain , city center ,,,

Useing : Canon digital camera ixus 960 is ,,,

writen By : Me ,,,

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Some times we need the colors to color our life in pretty ways ,,,

 

قد نحتاج لتلوين حياتنا لنراها بأجمل الصور ونبتعد عن روتين حياتنا لنرى الحياة بطابع أخر ,,,

 

Thanks for you my Flickr Friends ,,,

 

وشكرا لكل أصدقائي بفلكر ,,,

 

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In Yangshuo, the Li River is probably the most important thing. It provides them with huge income from tourists, provides them sea food, and provides work for many.

 

This wooden rafts travel through one specific portion of the river which is surrounded by many mountains.

 

It was one of the finest travelling experiences in my five years of living in China.

 

Li River, Yangshuo,Guangxi.

Life in Kecskemet Hungary

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