Existential - Picturing the questions {and vice versa}
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There 's nothing like cool temperatures and fresh air to raise the spirits. during my forays to the Alabama Hills the temperature can get up into the 100's and when they do, this is where I seek refuge. At around 9000 ft in elevation the difference in temperature is about 15 degrees and there nothing better the a fine mist that floats away from the falls right onto your weary soul.
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Hello everyone!
Have you seen Pooh Bear?
He is not in the Hundred Acre Wood
Smile on Saturday: La vie en rose
The question yesterday as we prepared for a hike was cameras or no cameras? The answer was yes cameras although I wasn't feeling high energy so I compromised with a lighter camera body D850 and short lens 300mm VR PF f/4. When the owl flew by we were very happy that we had had agreed cameras :)
in the eyes of a cat I read a dumb question: why did you come?.in the wasteland the only stone that has heated up during the day and on it sits a nice cat..I am often asked why I like cats? A cat is a symbol of freedom and independence. They rarely show aggression. They are our doctors. They are just very, very cute:)
We do not always see what is before our face -
sometimes we see what we hope to see,
or fear we will see.
Quote - Jonathan Lockwood Huie
The question is what do you see ;-))
So what is the answer 2 the question of u
What do I look 4, what shall I do? Which way do I turn when I'm feeling lost?
If I sell my soul, now what will it cost? Must I become naked? No image at all? Shall I remain upright? Or get down and crawl?
All of the questions in my life will be answered. When I decide which road 2 choose
What is the answer 2 the ? of U
Art texture and saturation to photo image
I see 2 faces in the stones?
zoom in to appreciate
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Un arbre
Un Homme
LACPIXEL - 2023
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“The question is, are we happy to suppose that our grandchildren may never be able to see an elephant except in a picture book?”
David Attenborough
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The tree, or not the tree, that is the question ...
Ёлка или не ёлка, вот в чём вопрос.
Поздравляю со Старым Новым Годом!
Caught this girl in a moment of what looked like quiet reflection, and it got me wondering if such creatures actually think, they say for every idea conceived somewhere else it exists. It also took me back to the rhetorical question from the movie the Fly (1986) when Brundle asks, "Have you ever heard of insect politics?! Neither have I." As later explained insects do not have politics but therein lies just how much worse the human thinking is, we have politics and still are brutal, but have a conceited and externalising sociopolitical excuse to pardon ourselves or blame others whilst remaining so appalled at the way natural predators behave. Is it little wonder that so many people prefer the company of animals and not other people?!
Here's to a great weekend ahead, I hope everyone is well and so as always, thank you! :)
🇪🇸Que casualidad, que ayer de paseo por Valencia, al pasar por la Estación del norte y la plaza de toros , me pille a mano la cámara, el trípode, disparador… 🤔❓…
Resultado: Larga exposición de La Estación del Norte de Valencia y la Plaza de Toros… 😁
🇬🇧What a coincidence, that yesterday for a walk through Valencia, when passing through the North Station and the bullring, I got the camera, the tripod, trigger by hand...🤔❓..
Result: Long exposure of Valencia's North Station and the Bullring… 😁
This shot is a little soft but it was the first time I have seen one of these butterfly’s. It’s a Scarce Swallowtail (Iphiclides podalirius podalirius ) and I think rather beautiful. I photographed it on our terrace in France. There was a buddleia in the garden that attracted a lot of butterflies but during the whole week there we only saw this species on one occasion. So its common name seemed rather appropriate.
When we returned to England I read some information about them it seems despite the common name ("scarce"), this species is quite common. The scarcity of UK migrants is responsible for the English common name. This species is widespread in most of Southern Europe
NB there is a question about the ID will need to check it out further later today
Il posteggio in questione si raggiunge facilmente in quanto è accessibile attraverso una strada asfaltata panoramica, in alcuni tratti un po’ stretta, che conduce alla tomba di giganti di Is Concias e alla cascata di Sa Spendula de Axedu. Da questo punto è possibile spaziare lo sguardo verso una buona parte della costa sarda meridionale e dell’agglomerato urbano formato da Cagliari e dai centri del suo hinterland.
if it contradicts the evidence of your hopes and dreams :-)
Robert Brault
HFF!!
abandoned gold mine, breckenridge, colorado
"The question is, are we happy to suppose that our grandchildren may never be able to see an elephant except in a picture book?"
David Attenborough
Let's hope not.
Photo furtive prise avec mon LG6. J'aime bien l'association des différents regards sur différents niveaux. Je l'ai postée uniquement pour cette raison car j'avais peu de marge de travail pour le post-traitement. C'est donc la coïncidence seule qui est mise en avant...
Earth. A biosphere.
A complex,
Subtly balanced life support system.
And the turtledove a nest
Where it might place its young
Your altar of strengths, Lord,
My king and my God,
We are floating over the line
Let us follow our mind
All of our life we'll wait for the answer
And the question is why
If we're following our mind
We can glide into light
No one knows if there'll be an answer
While we're morphing through time
We are floating over the line
Let us follow our mind
All of our life we'll wait for the answer
And the question is why
We're just travelers
In endless space
If we're following our mind
We can glide into light
No one knows if there'll be an answer
While we're morphing through time
Is it interesting or is it ugly or is it both ... or something else?
My friend moved from a place with an amazing seaside view to a cute little cottage in suburban Wellington. Towering over his lovely garden is this beast of a building.
Steve is such an amazing positive dude and he loves his new abode. I'm not sure what he thinks of this behemoth but I'm sure he would see the beauty in it. What absolutely astounds me is that an architect would put big concrete walls with few windows on a pretty much north facing wall. I think they used to call it progress, not sure what they call it now!
I do like the of agapanthus flowers that line the fence however they're considered a pest in New Zealand as they grow so prolifically and drown out any natives that are generally slower growing.
Have a wonderful weekend my dear flickr friends :)
"Freedom from the desire for an answer is essential to the understanding of a problem."
Jiddu Krishnamurti
I apologise for the lack of comments. Still busy ...
Thanks for looking ... Catch up soon... :-)
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Similar to the Eastern Comma, the Question Mark butterfly is a common summer sight in Southern Ontario.
Canatara Park, Sarnia, ON
I wish I knew what these were, they appear vary alien like to me, because I am not here very often (ever). What is the purpose of all the thorns? Its a very odd looking plant.
I am proud to say, you can also find this image on iStock. www.istockphoto.com/portfolio/ChristopherShaw
Answer if you want. I saw this question on the net ( not sure who said that) and I really thought it was an interesting question. My answer is No but I still like to go places far away when it is possible.
** thanks Tota for the texture.**
Répondez à cette question si vous voulez. Faut-il aller loin pour trouver des choses intéressantes à photographier? Ma réponse est non mais j'aime quand même aller loin si c'est possible.
Is your ship not shipping? Is your UFO not F-ing? Has your extraterrestrial spacecraft become terrestrial? When you came in peace, did your ship come in pieces? If you've answered yes to any of these questions, then you need to call Atlas right away.
We'll cart your craft, we'll deliver your disk, we'll garage your galactic vessel, we'll shuttle your saucer. Just call 555-555-5555 and tell 'em Big Rich sentcha. We'll give you the hook and have you off planet faster than you can say take me to your leader.
Peace is present right here and now, in ourselves and in everything we do and see. Every breath we take, every step we take, can be filled with peace, joy, and serenity.
The question is whether or not we are in touch with it. We need only to be awake, alive in the present moment.
~Thich nhat Hanh
Background picture: Crazy Bear
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“La question ne se pose pas. Elle en est absolument incapable : il y a trop de vent.”
Boris Vian
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