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Shade from the sun, shelter from the wind, and exclusion of sharks all help to make Middle Brighton ocean baths a popular recreational destination in Melbourne, Victoria. The baths were opened in 1882.
HD PENTAX-DA 55-300mm f4.5-6.3 PLM
Given the time and location this was most likely taken with a Pentax *istDS with Pentax 18-55 lens.
March 25, 2013
Seoul, South Korea
The shelf ice helps protect the beach and dunes from erosion in winter storms. The region has had several recent years - not this one - with little or no ice. Structures near the beach have lost protection.
Another early AM shooting session, experimenting with Arista Ultra 100 shot at box speed. Fairly wide light capture here with somewhat harsh shadows and cloudless sky. This combination doesn't quite pull out the details in the shadows as much as I'd like, despite some very favorable comments about this film with D76. Will likely go back to Xtol in the next round.
"Joshua Tree National Park is located in southeastern California. Declared a U.S. National Park in 1994 when the U.S. Congress passed the California Desert Protection Act (Public Law 103-433), it had previously been a U.S. National Monument since 1936. It is named for the Joshua trees (Yucca brevifolia) native to the park."
Source of information: Wikipedia
"Der Joshua-Tree-Nationalpark ist eine Wüstenlandschaft im Südosten Kaliforniens, die den Übergang zwischen der Mojave-Wüste und der Colorado-Wüste bildet. Der Park ist nach der auffälligen, im Englischen „Joshua Tree“ genannten Josua-Palmlilie (Yucca brevifolia) benannt, der größten Art der Gattung der Palmlilien (Yucca), die auch Josuabaum genannt wird."
Quelle: Wikipedia
"Crepita, la vita, brucia istanti feroci e negli occhi di chi passa anche solo a venti metri da lì non è che un'immagine come un'altra, senza suono e senza storia. "
(Alessandro Baricco-da Castelli di rabbia)
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Photo: Jovana Rikalo
Model: Tijana Šućur
Dress: EDITH VAL
Wings: Krylia wings
Horse: Mandic Marko
Nearly 70 years ago, I had several teachers who believed corporal punishment should not be limited to a student’s home. I discovered this, much to my chagrin, when I stepped over an invisible behavioral line they had drawn for budding criminals like myself.
One teacher was shorter than I already was in junior high, but unfortunately, he was built like a fireplug and had quick reflexes, so quick, in fact, that he might have set a state record closing the distance between his desk and mine after I might have caused a minor disruption.
He didn’t administer a long discipline session with his frantic efforts, but it was effective enough to open a two-inch cut above my eyebrow.
An uneasy silence engulfed our classroom when he clumsily handed me a paper towel to staunch the flow of blood and told me to go to the boy’s locker room. I was met there by the football coach. He took one look at me and said, “I don’t even have to ask who did that to you.” I have always wondered what he meant by that.
In retrospect, that incident could have been somewhat alleviated if I would have had a tongue like this Pileated Woodpecker.
The largest woodpecker in the US has a tongue that can extend up to 4 inches beyond the tip of its bill. When the woodpecker is pounding its head against a tree, the tongue retracts inwardly and wraps around the back of its skull to protect it from the concussions of the taps.
I wish my mom and dad had thought of that.
(Photographed near Cambridge, MN)