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"Their common name refers to a distinctive silver mark on the hindwing." Can't see it here, unfortunately.. Proboscis in the sand?
Les barbes attirent le regard.
Et sous le masque, celles-ci font encore parler d'elles !
Comment peut-on rendre anonyme un barbu avec une barbe pareille ?
Avec un masque, la question est réglée ! Et en plus, ça ajoute un élément de singularité !
Longue vie aux Barbus !
should i do a 365 thing, guys?
i've kindof been thinking about it lately, but i have some reservations. i already have well over 365 pictures of myself, so i'm not sure what i'd need more for, so i'm just thinking about it, and i'd like your opinions, if you have any.
i'm not sure i'd have the time to keep up with it, but i'm looking for something to challenge myself with this year. i know taking self-portraits isn't that hard for me, so i'm wondering if there's a way i could make it more interesting.
i could do 365 pictures of not-myself, but i'm sure a lot of these will be done in my house when i get home from school/work late at night, so taking pictures of objects around my house might get old. plus, there's usually more options for pictures with people in them.
or i could do 365 not-photoshopped pictures, but i <3 photoshop lots and i don't feel like it's that much of a crutch for me (though i assume lots of people might think otherwise). plus the whole bragging about "sooc" is kindof lame, ngl.
i could also try to write a small something to go along with each picture.
so i don't know.
also, where would i post them? on this flickr, i imagine, but then where would i post pictures that were not-365 related?
i know it's generally better to post as little as possible each day and not bombard flickr, but that's difficult enough for me as it is. i could make another flickr for a 365, i guess.
so, yeah, what do you guys think (assuming anyone cares)? any ideas to how i could liven up a 365 project? how do you guys approach it, if you do at all? what are your reasons for doing it? do you think it's kindof a boring/generic thing to do? if i were to do one, do you think i should post it here, or make a new, 365-exclusive flickr/tumblr/something else? i would like to know your thoughts on anything, if you wouldn't mind telling me. :]
(for the record this picture is a few weeks old, not the beginning of a 365.)
This was my second choice image for the Leading Questions project with Clipper. I really like this shot but felt that the humor of the first shot suited him better.
His interview can be found here:
seattlejazzscene.com/?p=775#comments
The behind the scenes blog can be found here:
leadingquestionsproject.blogspot.com/2008/08/clipper-ande...
Strobist info:
WL X1600 through 4 foot octadome without the outer diffusion panel.
Fired by PW's.
This shot was made with my 5D. It's interesting to see the differences between it in the film shot below.
I keep circling back to aletheia. Not truth as something held, but as something that stops hiding. The question is not anymore where to find what i am seeking for but how much of it is already here, buried under my own interpretations or inherited noise. Plato called them shadows. Heraclitus hinted at a Logos that never leaves, only goes unnoticed. When things become visible it doesn’t add anything but subtracts something. Perception itself exhales and excess falls away. What remains though never actually was constructed in the first place. Some places i do not simply revisit, i connect to them and they do not behave like a backdrop, they shift like breathing organisms - mist thickening, light breaking, stone and sea rearranging their emphasis without warning. It never offers itself whole. Only fragments, never the full sentence. And I notice the same in myself. The “fragment” is not evidence of an incomplete encounter. It’s the only form in which something living can actually be encountered.
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libera reinterpretazione del famoso proverbio "il diavolo fa le pentole, ma non i coperchi"...visto che il ponte in questione è il bel ponte medioevale a dorso di mulo _della Maddalena_ ma chiamato per una antica leggenda IL PONTE DEL DIAVOLO...
.. when I came upon these two vultures, they were watching two (full size) plastic swans which had tiny motors allowing them to cruise around the pond. The vultures seemed totally confused.. not knowing if those things would be a nice meal, or not. The pond had alligators which made real swans out of the question!
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I went to this fireworks show about 3 hours earlier to find a good spot (45 mins walking. And 30-40 minutes to set up my camera). Anyhow, just before it started, a little girl (5-6 years old) approached me. She told me in a very childish voice: " i have a question to you: Are you gonna remove this (the tripod) when the show begins, because my cousin ( He was half asleep, and laying on his back) can't see". I didn't know what to say, except " Yeah, of course". I removed my tripod, and spent the whole show sitting on my knees, trying to set up my camera again. Despite not being able to take any good shots, her childish and innocent voice, along with her character, made my night. To every little kid out there, i hope you will live in a more peaceful and prosperous world.
In everything we do we are challenged with the question of: Is this right? Is this good? Will this be accepted? And in all of those questions, it is easy to be tricked into thinking that the answer is what we are seeking. But I believe what the artist's soul looks for is not an answer to AM I GOOD ENOUGH, but instead a way to break the question entirely.
www.promotingpassion.com/quieting-yourself/
If I try to answer the fundamental question of "Am I good enough?", inevitably the answer is irrelevant. That the question is asked at all proves that we seek validation to what we create. In an attempt to break myself from that validation, to stop the person inside of me who would silence my more adventurous spirit, I will be creating new works. The question will not be if it is good enough, but instead, is it enough - for me.
Model: Steph Pez
# #UrbanWeek #Festival #StreetCulture #ParisLaDéfense
LACPIXEL - 2017
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An abandoned cart tossed into a river begs the question why someone would do this and for what purpose.
Hôtel Ibis brûlé. Beaucoup de questions se posent par rapport à cet incendie.
Pourquoi cet hôtel? Pourquoi les policiers n'étaient pas là alors qu'ils étaient là quelque temps avant et qu'ils étaient en surnombre?
Le feu fait de belles images... ça fait un bon outil pour empêcher les manifestants pacifiques de s'exprimer.
This is the caterpillar of the Question Mark butterfly (Polygonia interrogationis). There is a tiny mark on the underside of the butterfly's wing that gives it the unusual name. I photographed this spiky creature at the Butterfly Haven in Pingree, Idaho.
.Live your questions now, and perhaps even without knowing it, you will live along some distant day into your answers.
Rainer Maria Rilke
I thought of questions that have no reply,
And would have turned to toss the grass to dry;
But he turned first, and led my eye to look
At a tall tuft of flowers beside a brook,
A leaping tongue of bloom the scythe had spared
Beside a reedy brook the scythe had bared.
I left my place to know them by their name,
Finding them butterfly weed when I came.
The mower in the dew had loved them thus,
By leaving them to flourish, not for us
-Robert Frost
In collab with the DRD new Wedding set
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Visit DRD inworld to come and take a look at the full setup including Dahlia and DRD
Question? Are these "Motion Blur" Photos now? --- de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bewegungsunsch%C3%A4rfe#:~:text=Als...(im%20englischsprachigen%20Raum,sonstige%20Bedienungs%2D%20und%20Einstellungsfehler%20des
Une question d'équilibre.
Sans passion ma vie est vide.
Sans passion, tout me semble futile.
Sans ma passion ma vie serait à la dérive.
L'esprit créatif cultivant des liens avec sa nature.
Loin de l'agitation urbaine, l'imagination créatrice à l'œuvre.
La passion est une nature dominante qui se dévoue gaîment à son art. La nature procure aux yeux attentifs les plus beaux spectacles du monde. La photographie ajoute au plaisir des yeux celui d'un divertissement sans fin.
Pour le plaisir et la joie qu'elle me procure,
la passion des images.
Michel Villeneuve53
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"Zanna is a genus of tropical lantern bugs (family Fulgoridae) found in Asia and Africa. They are mostly grey with black speckling with a long snout with some folds on the surface. Although usually placed in the family Fulgoridae, molecular studies question this placement."
There is a Black Neck Stilt at Wachodahatchee that lost it's nest and it's mate in one day. An alligator suddenly destroyed the nest, destroyed the family and devoured the mate. And so one stands alone. The question we all ask ourselves is, will there be another mate? Will there be a new nest. This is the way of nature, cruel as it is and hard to watch...
I am terribly sorry but my connection ADSL is out-service for the moment and my modem in 56K does not enable me to remain a long time on Flickr and to answer your questions, emails and invitations. I hope that the problem will be solved soon and I wish you pleasant Sunday :)
so some are suspended in mid air while others i have a hold on... I dont have answers to most of them though!!
Question Mark Butterfly competing with the flies to get access to the holes in the Willow Oak bark.
This image was rotated 90 degrees.
Prime Hook NWR, Delaware.
I've been trying to paint X-23's face and I just can't get the likeness. I don't know why but it is just too tricky. What do suggest I change??