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the macromonday theme is coffee and there are 3 here to choose from-- all variations on a theme (or themes, i should say). this seems to be one that people liked more than the one where the cup says coffe
the macromonday theme for 5/20 is copper (bronze and brass are ok, too)...... "Bronze and brass are acceptable as is oxidized, tarnished or corroded metallic copper such as verdigris but copper-based chemicals such as copper sulfate or Schweizer's reagent are not."........ artistically this one might be the best but i think i'm going to go with the copper fly- oh, my
the whole narrative about the theme......
www.flickr.com/groups/macromonday/discuss/72157708572963374/
the macromondays group's theme for today is "natural shells" and this is one contender. methinks this is the one i found on one of my trips to the NL :)
"macro mondays" "natural shells" possibility
Tame, Wild, Serene, Peaceful. Dangerous, Rip currents, Death, Spiritual, Fun, Exciting ... are just a few adjectives that describe the ever-changing Pacific Ocean. The sun sets over the horizon and each evening is unpredictable. Oftentimes during certain months the marine layer sets in and the sky is a warm gray. Other times, especially during the winter season when there is less fog, the sunsets can be described as glorious ... and everything in between. The surfers, however, are out there 12 months of the year. It's their passion and despite the possibility of encountering sharks (rare), they often have the opportunity of surfing with dolphins or a flock of pelicans skimming the waves. The water is cold throughout the year and bodysuits are worn. Whatever the mood, whatever the weather, is it a blessing to experience this slice of Nature.
Can you see the possibilities?
We have the ability to change the World!
If we want to see a change we have to be it.
Stand up & believe that the responsibility's ours!
Memphis May Fire
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HMM.... the macromonday theme for today (6/4) is candy and i just happened to have a whole bag of jellybeans color-sorted and a tie-dyed shirt freshly washed ~grin~.. so this is a possibility
this portion of the container is under 3 inches
and now there are three-- let the dithering begin :)
Just as quickly as the memory approaches, it can be whisked away by the damage that was done. Looking off into the distance you can see what might have been, but the second you choose to blink back those possibilities, you begin to see things more clearly.
Life has a funny way of apologizing for those who should have done it themselves. The apologies may not come as quickly as you would have liked, but they do come when you're ready to accept them.
The “line_up“ is a paperwork series I developed since 2010. The “liners” are made out of paper (Din A3/A4),
oil paint and graphite. The theme is the hermetical laws of polarity and movement. There is no ending and no beginning in any direction, just an endless movement. You have the possibility to arrange the papers like you want and that makes it an endless playground for my photo-work and the eyes of the viewers.
Yanomano
A trio of Burlington Northern EMD SD70MACs begin to pull as they depart Edgemont, South Dakota, with a loaded coal train on the afternoon of July 5, 1996. Afternoon clouds are building in the heat of the day, signaling a possibility of afternoon thunderstorms.
Happy New Year Flickr Friends 🎉
I wish you peace, happiness, and wonderful new adventures!
A dream is the bearer of a new possibility,
the enlarged horizon... the great hope.
- Howard Thurman
A remarkable photo tour last year into the heathland through fresh snow. I hope we'll get another possibility this winter.
Letztes Jahr auf dem Weg in die Heide bei Neuschnee.
Two possibilities exist: either we are alone in the Universe or we are not. Both are equally terrifying.
Arthur C. Clarke
A morning walk in the Spring in Mississippi. Storms a possibility yet again this afternoon with a higher increase of severe storms tonight and tomorrow. The Spring colors will not last much longer.
HMM- the theme for today, 11/23 is spiky and this is one possibility :) this is another closer-in macro of a scrubber. the hard part of this one was finding a portion that hadn't collected hairs, ect... there are 7 possibilities today- yikes.. if the feather one gets disallowed, i think this might be the alternate.
HMM "macro mondays" spiky possibility
Milbert's Tortoiseshell (Nymphalis milberti)
Hi Everybody!
This image is for Wannabe Warmer Wednesday. I'm late to post, but Wednesday isn't over yet!
A very fast butterfly, the Milbert's Tortoiseshell posed briefly for me. I was located in a ditch that was loaded with wild asters. It is always a good challenge to not step on the wildflowers when shooting butterflies, one of my most favourite things to do! I can hardly wait for summer to see these guys again!
Thank you so much for stopping by. I sure appreciate your comments. Have a great day!
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The possibilities of an internet connection will very remote during few weeks, so please do not be offended if I do not comment you work at this very moment.
HMM- the theme for today, 5/25, is handle and this one is probably the most sentimental of the 3-4 macros that i'll put up. my mom loved butterflies and blue and white, so i bought this teapot for her.
HMM "macro mondays" handle possibility macro
"A dream is the bearer of a new possibility, the enlarged horizon, the great hope."
~Howard Thurman
i have been struggling with time and trying to come to healthy and happy place .. to find a balance with flickr and my other obligations..
sorry if i am or seem MIA at times.. i just need to slow down and take a break and see where it all fits in
big <3
This season's family of Canada Geese nesting on Hubbard Pond proudly parading their three innocent newly-hatched goslings.
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As mentioned in an earlier posting, Hubbard Pond and its surroundings are under consideration as the site for a heavy industrial type facility by the Regents of the University of Michigan. If the project goes forward, another piece of the critical natural habitat necessary to sustain these and other vulnerable creatures will be lost forever.
UPDATE: In a 12 March 2016 letter, the President of the University of Michigan indicates the proposed heavy industrial project for this site has been "paused". Plus, all applications for various construction permits are suspended and no construction contracts have been awarded.
While this turn of events appears positive, all it takes is a whim to re-activate the project. Until the final determination is STOP, the possibility of this easily preventable man-made disaster remains. Now is the time to stand-up. Mother Nature needs your voice.
To learn more, see:
glacierhighlands.org/wp/?p=335
UPDATE: 18 March 2016 - UM President apologizes...
www.mlive.com/news/ann-arbor/index.ssf/2016/03/u-m_presid...
UPDATE: 05 May 2016 - Neighborhood Responds to UM Update
nea2ccdotorg.wordpress.com/2016/05/10/update-from-preside...
UPDATE: 05 May 2016 - Regental Action Request Submission
nea2ccdotorg.files.wordpress.com/2016/05/5_5_16_vvletter.pdf
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You do not need to be a resident of the neighborhood to help STOP this project. Take a stand in support of the saving a delightful community. Your efforts will be greatly appreciated. See...
www.change.org/p/boycott-university-of-michigan-s-bus-yar...
Stay thirsty, my friend...
Second in new series of digitally produced images that explores the possibility of working with digital pixels much in the same way as a painter moves pigment about on a canvas. As a long-term abstract painter, this was always something I wanted to do but never got around to. Finally being laid out with a case of Covid, I had a lot of time in which to explore this idea. So, much good came out of my own personal illness and lockdown. What better way to heal.
This image is dedicated to my dear old friend and co-creator of the "PANO-Vision" group, Paul Ewing. As Alan Price sang in Lindsay Anderson's film, "O Lucky Man" ... "If you have a friend on whom you think you can rely, you are lucky man" ... I am.
Image created July 17, 2022.
Explore: July 19, 2022.
Zoom in for an in-depth, immersive view.
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© 2022, Richard S Warner. All Rights Reserved. This image may not be used or copied or posted to another website in any form whatsoever without express permission of the creator of this work, with whom the sole copyright resides.
A bit of pareidolia while hunting for keyhole possibilities for #MacroMondays on 12/16. There are several ‘serious’ ones in the album for the theme but I just love the frog!
…….💙🔓HMM🔓💙
The area is a paradise for hikers, offering a variety of trails for different skill levels and interests. One of the most popular hiking trails in Landmannalaugar is the Laugavegur Trail. This 55-kilometer trail takes hikers through some of the most breathtaking scenery in Iceland, from Landmannalaugar to Þórsmörk. The trail offers a diverse range of landscapes, including colorful mountains, vast lava fields, glacial rivers, and even the possibility of encountering snowfields and glaciers. The trail typically takes around four to six days to complete, with huts and campsites available for overnight stays.
Another popular hiking option is the shorter and less challenging hike to Mount Bláhnjúkur. This 3-4 hour hike takes you to the top of a volcanic mountain, offering panoramic views of the surrounding landscapes. The trail is marked by colorful markers, making it easy to follow, and the reward at the top is truly worth the effort.
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Happy Valentine's Day my dear Flickr friends! 🙏💕
Created for Worlds Of Thrylium's FACES OF THE FUTURE challenge – a somewhat different take on the theme ;-): meet my beautiful grandnephew Henry!
The Macro Monday theme for tomorrow, 5/3, is nuts- the edible or the metal kind. This is a possibility and probably the best macro of the 4.
Do not sit still; start moving now. In the beginning, you may not go in the direction you want, but as long as you are moving, you are creating alternatives and possibilities ~ Rodolfo Costa
By this time, only Lee and I were still here, in the company of our new friend Brian, who for avoidance of doubt among regular readers was not the same Brian who accompanied us on our previous visit to Iceland. This Brian was a human being rather than a yellow VW campervan, touring the area on a five night visit from Chicago. Somehow, and despite having a young family at home, he’d been given clearance by mission control to fly to Iceland and spend a few days alone taking photographs. When my children were the same age as his were now, I could barely make it down to the shop at the end of the road to pick up a pint of milk without company, never mind climb aboard a plane bound for somewhere across the Atlantic Ocean. And here he was, sitting alongside us on this far flung Icelandic beach. The crowds had long since departed - not that you really get crowds at Hvalnes, hidden away from the madding hordes as it is. Last time we’d been here, three years earlier on that gloomy grey morning, we hadn’t seen a single soul as the rain endlessly coated our cameras and foiled our intentions, whilst hiding the landscape in featureless clouds.
Now as autumn kicked in, things were rather different. We’d been here since the middle of the afternoon, absorbing the views, wandering over the beach and the headland by the squat, square orange lighthouse, planning compositions. The shot I’d come for three summers earlier was hopefully somewhere on the SD card, and there was a general feeling of contentment. Despite the increased number of visitors in comparison to last time, it was still very peaceful here. Eystrahorn had put right the wrongs of 2019 when moodily I’d perched on the slippery rocks, barely removing the protective plastic sandwich bag from the camera as it sat unused on the tripod. Everything was visible, from the emphatic bulk of Eystrahorn rising at our side, a symphony of bumps, crags and ridges adorned with heavy skirts of scree, to the distant Brunnhorn that sits back to back against its neighbour Vestrahorn. In between lay a hinterland of forbidding mountains that cloaked the monstrous Vatnajokull glacier, and before them, volleys of white surf danced across a narrow spit of black sand that stretched away beside the huge tidal lagoon into the distance and out of sight. Elemental joy, in whichever direction you chose to look.
There are no cities, towns, nor even villages here - you’d need to drive more than thirty miles in one direction before finding yourself at Djúpivogur, nestling among the south eastern fjords, home to five hundred hardy Icelanders. If instead you decide to head west, you’d travel pretty much the same distance to arrive at Höfn, a veritable metropolis in these parts with almost two and a half thousand inhabitants. Apart from that, there are farms, the odd shepherd’s hut, and an ever increasing number of cabins and bunkhouses to accommodate us tourists. All other compass points lead into the vast ocean or the mostly impenetrable mountains at the edge of the largest glacier in Europe. It’s a long way to go if you forgot to pick up that pint of milk, that’s for sure. You’d have to go and knock on a farmhouse door carrying an empty jug, unless you like your coffee black.
With all of that grand vista spreading away in front of us, the long lens offered possibilities beyond the capabilities of its companions in the bag, and in the golden hour it came into its own, especially in these unforgettable minutes when the pinks began to fill the sky, while the golds continued to linger. On the darkening sand, maybe half a mile away, a small group of visitors roamed the shore, taking selfies, playing beach games, gazing out towards the sea, totally oblivious to the three photographers lurking on those distant rocks. A rare moment when the colours of the golden and blue hours seemed to overlap one another and produce a sky that glowed with heavenly fire, drawing a frenzy of shutters rapidly opening and closing. These are the moments that stay with you, a timeless reminder of why you fell in love with landscape photography. A reminder of why a place like this gets inside of your senses and never leaves.
Our first full day in the southeastern corner had been a good one. We said farewell as Brian headed east to Djúpivogur, while we went the opposite way towards our rented chalet at Stafafell. And little did we know that just a few hours later we’d be out of bed, taking photographs of the Northern Lights. But that’s another story. And another unforgettable one at that too. Iceland keeps on making the stories write themselves.
the macromonday theme for tomorrow (10/17) is edge-- this braided christmas star ornament is one of the 4 possibilities :) methinks i like the composition and the light on this one the best, although the ziplock bag is way cool :) (see the ziplock bag below in the comments section)
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