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If you can't go through an obstacle, go around it. Water does. [Margaret Atwood]
Rasiglia, Umbria
June 2021
Cité médiévale de Crémieu (Isère)
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Yeah. I've gotten a bit creative with my titles recently, if you haven't noticed. Anyways, I've come to quite a.... problem. A difficult obstacle that I haven't solved yet. Its.... hard to think about this problem. I've been pondering about it, over and over.... yet I don't know. I'm surprised I was even able to take any photography today, because it was quite difficult to think.
But, this photo is SOOC. So, yeah, enjoy.
~Pineapple
This is a back yard shot. They've been coming around almost every morning. I've been finding it difficult to get a really good shot in due to many different reasons such as obstacles in the way. This is the first time I've ever seen deer just laying around like that. They were like that for hours, which is amazing because they knew we were there. The deer are actually looking in the direction of my father-in-law, who was looking through a different window from our house.
Happy Bench Mondays!
Wandering in the forest / the frst impression was / to be confronted by obstacles. //
However, at close inspection / the elements had been constructed /
to bridge a gap.
Dwalend door het bos / was de eerste indruk / te stuiten op obstakels. //
Maar, bij nadere inspectie / bleken de elementen te zijn ontworpen /
om een kloof te dichten.
As Walter adeptly hurdled the rainbow canoes in headlong flight from the deadly giant swans, he thought to himself, "When I get to the Frog King I'll stutter left, hesitate, and then go breakneck left all out."
One thing I will take away from my trip to Skye is the fact that the Island can be overwhelming as a photographer. With so many photographic opportunities it can be hard to make the most of your trip. Locations take much longer to get to than you would expect and the weather can change in the blink of an eye. Forcing myself to go out when it was pouring down just so that if the rain stopped I would be ready was by far the best solution. And yes, even though I did spend a few hours sat in my car or marching through the rain in full wet weather gear, it was totally worth it. Research, plan and organise. Maybe leave the Converse at home too!
Part of this chain fruit cholla (Cylindropuntia fulgida) is dangling just above the Abington Trail in Saguaro National Park. It would cause a lot of pain if somebody wasn't paying attention and bumped into it.
Another nickname for this cactus is hanging chain cholla. That's very appropriate in this instance.
After showing her youngsters the steep steps, she went left (just out of shot) and up a gentle slope to the grass above.
All the young followed along and safely made it up.
This rope is tied to the top of this wood pole and is part of a climbing obstacle course.
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