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That question was even more relevant five minutes later when I couldn't see my hands at the end of my arms. Not really comforting when you're surrounded with cliffs.
until he has stopped asking questions :-)
Charles Proteus Steinmetz
McDaniel hybrid magnolia, 'Pristine', j c raulston arboretum, ncsu, Raleigh, north carolina
Question: How many cables does it take to hold up the ten lane Port Mann Bridge?
Answer: 288
Project 365-085
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Who killed Bratjerm?
I killed Bratjerm. I am often questioned about why I killed her off. My answer is that I have chosen to focus my time and energy elsewhere right now for personal reasons. If and when I decide to resurrect Bratjerm or something like her I will definitely alert all of Bratjerm's fans and followers of my decision.
There has been some speculation that I killed her due to copyright infringement problems, but that was not the case.
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A self-portrait.
“Where am I? Who am I? How did I come to be here? What is this thing called the world? How did I come into the world? Why was I not consulted? And If I am compelled to take part in it, Where is the director? I want to see him.” - Soren Kierkegaard (Danish Philosopher and Theologian. 1813-1855)
TGIF!!!
Photo taken at Eden Nature Park, Davao City, Philippines
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.
Orto Botanico di Padova, Serre
taken: 25/05/2009
canon a-1; Canon FD 24mm f/2.8
Black&White film
i love the result on the window and on the wall ♥
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foto scattata per un lavoro dell'università
spero che alla prof le foto piacciano, così posso tirarmela un po' ahahah
New parts? Those go straight into new DC figs in this house.
Left to right:
Professor Pyg: the newest and most terrifying version yet.
Steel: heck yeah silver parts.
The Question: Captain Redbeard on IG made a version of this guy based on mine; I came back with a new hat and took the torso he used. bam.
Ok, so first of all, the photo is completly irrelevant. People like IW so you know, I guess it's 'clickbait' in a way. Also, I guess, sorry for not posting, I'm on holiday so, you know. Plus all you lads follow lots of lads who post like 5 times a day so, you got lots to look at. Ok, on the the question...
So, I've been thinking about this for a while. Would you guys rather have quality, or quantity. Like would you rather have like one or two customs that take like 5-8 hours to make, a week? Or like five or six trash figures a week? I personally like to take my time with my figures. Like, my AK Scarecrow took me like 2 weeks of on and off work to make, and I think it came out really good. Compared to my Kingpin figure which took me like two days and I really don't like the look of him.
So really, quality or quantity?
Post your thoughts below mates.
Oh, and don't be a prick, don't post a photo saying "OH SNAP ______ DIED IN INFINITY WAR. OH SNAP." Because me, and lots of other lads don't want to get the biggest movie of our lives spoiled.
It's so nice to have someone who just "gets you". My mom is that person for me.
Another holiday, another "nothing fancy" place to eat. But that's what mom likes, so that's good enough for me. And when I ask "Could you sit on that cheeseburger in front of American Gothic?", she doesn't question. It's not that she is humoring me or anything, I think it actually makes sense to her too.
I never wonder where I got my sense of humor from. It's pretty obvious.
Not a wet paeony :)
What is reality? Is it an image? A reflection of an image? Or is it what we see?
Well... no to all of these. So the question remains an intriguing one. And the more I read about human perception the more intriguing it becomes: our minds don't see what our eyes do…
(And if, perchance, you find your curiosity piqued, ask yourself the question why are tiger and zebra stripes vertical and not horizontal. It’s not an accident and nor a creative whim, and the answer is relevant to photography too….)
This is for the Smile on Saturday group’s Reflection on Black theme.
It’s a visual tease of course. There are three questions in the puzzle:
What is it?
Which way is what?
Where’s the mirror?
All easy to answer, but if your eyes pause even for a moment as they work it out I will feel I have succeeded in my objective.
Curiously, for me, I found it much more obvious looking at the thumbnail than at the full-screen version. And that itself is a comment on our perception I think....
I read somewhere, and it’s true for me, that a photograph that takes the mind a little while to work out generally will be perceived as a more interesting one. And that is why we find record shots and clichéd images less engaging than the creative ones - sometimes just changing the viewpoint makes capture interesting (we all take our images at head height don’t we lol.)
This is part of a set I took 18 months ago, though I only processed this particular perspective today. If you want confirmation of what it is you can rummage through my photostream to find out...
Thank you for taking the time to look. I hope you enjoy the image! Happy Smile on Saturday :)
[Tripod mount; delayed-release. Black background on black glazed ceramic tile, side-lit with LED torch.
Processed in Capture One using levels to make things blacker and then balancing the light to give some detail in the reflection. Enhanceds colours, particularly the blue and the orange. Because I like them :)
Used a gradient masked layer to brighten the reflection part to decrease the disparity in lightness against the source.
Nik Color Efex Pro for a Classic Soft Focus effect to introduce a glow to the highlights. This was a bit over the top so I blended the effect layer back into the original using Darken mode.
Flipped vertically. For fun.
Then we were done :)]
Saturday challenge - Toys in a square
Lizzie, Lissie, and Giraffe
Lizzie was Mum's, then became Dad's. He won Lissie in a raffle, and gave her to me. I bought him the giraffe, and then inherited it and Lizzie :-)
Question Mark (Polygonia interrogationis)
Went for a drive to check out the status of several parks and came across 5 specie of butterflies of which one was this beautiful "Question Mark".
Brisé, mais pas muet.
Chaque fragment murmure une vérité, chaque éclat reflète un chemin.
L’Oracle des Éclats ne prédit pas, il dévoile. Il t’invite à voir autrement, à chercher la lumière là où d’autres ne verraient que chaos.
Pose ta question.
Le miroir a déjà répondu.
Du 26 mars au 9 juin 2021 sur les Champs-Elysées (entre le Rond-Point et la place de la Concorde), vingt sculptures monumentales du Chat de Philippe Geluck seront exposées.
L’animal le plus populaire de la bande dessinée envahit la plus belle avenue du monde. Dix-huit ans après son exposition à l’École nationale des Beaux-Arts, Philippe Geluck se voit accueilli (comme Fernando Botero le fut en 1992) dans l’espace urbain le plus prestigieux de la capitale française pour y présenter 20 Chat monumentaux en bronze.
Une exposition impressionnante dans laquelle Le Chat, comme à son habitude, nous fait rire, nous questionne et nous touche par les sujets profonds qu’il aborde avec légèreté.
On Explore! July 8, 2007. #83
Thank you very much to all of you my dear Flickr friends for your so kind comments!
Ok Woodsman! Your ego isn’t too humiliated?
I just want to put your ego knockout! :)))
Woodsman, do you realize how many sexual acts I see in spring and summer around my stream? :)))
Yesterday I asked to you these questions: do you see that your desires are the expression of your insatisfaction about your past, your insufficiensies? and do you think it’s the samething with the sexual desires?
You answered you were not sure!
Woodsman, you certainly know that your sexuality is the source of all the energy? Right?
Do you realize that in the life of all the people the sexual acts with their lover are the closer experience to the unity…. the closer experience to your return to the unity?
But also, do you realize too that your sexual attirance for the women is always caused by your separation of the unity?
Do you see better now that your total satisfaction is impossible as much as you’re separated of your lover… of the others…. of the light… of the nature?
Ok Woodsman, that’s all for today! Tomorrow my questions/story will be on the difference between you and me!
:)))… to be continued tomorrow…!
My wild river reflection!
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A PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT. ATTENTION MALES OF ANY AND ALL AGES
From the earliest days of mankind boys and indeed men of all ages have been perplexed in social situations where they are presented to young members of the opposite gender and are met with giggling*. The first reaction for men is to wonder “What about my appearance or bearing causes these young ladies to laugh? Are my clothes so out of fashion? Has my cowlick sprung loose and stands like a radio antenna? Is some article of my clothing untucked, mismatched, mis-buttoned or worse unzipped?” Female giggling has deflated many a teenage boy’s self image, made him feel inadequate and has exacerbated his sense of social and physical awkwardness. This among the riot of hormones permeating the bodies of both genders.
But now the truth can be told. Be at ease, young man. Girls and young women giggle not because they find anything ungainly about a given young man, but because they feel silly and awkward in the situation. And since most young women tend to move in pairs or small groups when one starts giggling the reaction is contagious.
How might young men then counter this giggling? Saying, “You must share the joke which causes you so much amusement,” will only trigger more cascades of giggling. A better response might be to join in their mirth by saying, “This all really does seem ridiculous, doesn’t it?” Or if you wish to misdirect their minds into a different frame pose a question that requires math since it stimulates a different part of the brain. You might ask, “How long did it take for you to get here?” Or my favorite, “How many shopping days until Christmas?”
*I should point out that young men also giggle uncontrollably but under different circumstances.
For more AI-generated images with micro stories by me and other members of the Neural Narrative Collective: neural-narrative.blogspot.com/
Photo | Stable Diffusion | Photoshop
Learn to trust your heart. ~Author Unknown
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Photo: Morning Thought
by Nelonie Crelencia aka lancelonie
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Day 28/365
Question. How far do you lean outside of a train window to take a photo. I don’t know, “but I win”! I must be round the bend. A forgotten photo from 2019.
In a dream it would seem
I went to those who close the open door
And turning the key I sat and spoke to those
inside of me
They answered my questions with questions
And they pointed me into the night
Where the moon was a star painted dancer
And the world was just a spectrum of light
They reached to my centre of reason
And pulled on the touchstone that's there
The shock of that light had me reeling
And I fell into the depths of despair
Turning the key I sat and spoke to those
inside of me
They answered my questions with questions
And they set me to stand on the brink
Where the sun and the moon were as brothers
And all that was left was to think
They answered my questions with questions
And they pointed me into the night
And the power that bore me had left me alone
To figure out which way was right
Thank you .. Manfred Mann's Earth Band 😎👍
It's a question of not letting
What we've built up
Crumble to dust
It is all of these things and more
That keep us together
CasaSugar had the chance to ask designer Jeremy Conway a few questions about the place. The most interesting was learning that her plum and cream print rug was a Marni design from The Rug Company - isn't it gorgeous? The designer said the paint was a custom shade, but that it was very similar to Benjamin Moore's Electric Blue.
A similar piece at the Chicago Tribune gives away a few more secrets - according to set decorator Lydia Marks, "The settees were custom-made and upholstered in Silk Trading Co.'s Amanda Lee linen. The one-of-a-kind mirrored coffee table came from New York's ABC Carpet & Home, and was topped with smoked glass."
For more pictures, check into CasaSugar soon, as she is promising more pictures. You can also see a full write-up on Carrie's fab apartment makeover (plus notes about the other ladies' places) in the new issue of Traditional Home, on news stands now