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Easy to identify this butterfly with that big white question mark on the side of the wing. Found it in my back yard.
Question Mark Butterfly (Polygonia interrogationis)
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Every year, mostly between the months of December and January, hordes of photographers descend on an obscure stretch of coastline located at the end of a dodgy road in Big Sur to capture the setting sun through a natural archway on Pfeiffer Beach. This was taken last year after I almost bottomed out my Prius trying to get get from PCH down to the parking area after the road was heavily damaged by one of the rare rainstorms we had. For more information on shooting the Keyhole Arch including compositional ideas and logistical concerns, please feel free to check out my new article up today at : The Resonant Landscape
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Question: what is wrong here?
Solution comes on sunday evening
And the solution is: there is no window here, it's a big poster:
www.flickr.com/photos/wolfgang-kynast/16870445836/
But the window exists in another building of this company.
It seems that the question was too simple this week - I'll do my very best for the next one :-)
I've been working on my MW2 characters for a week now and I'm still not happy with Soap's face. Does it look alright or should I change it??
Quelqu'un veut répondre ?
Oui, Monsieur Monsanto, on vous écoute...
(Dessin trouvé par hasard sur le net, sans signature, ni nom de l'auteur, que j'aurai mentionné avec plaisir)
I'm going to be doing a Q&A post at the end of the week so if there are any questions you'd like to ask about my work please do (here or on my blog). For more details; andreajoseph24.blogspot.com/
Is it big? Is it small?
Minigolf de Plage, Franceville, FR, 2020
Arkliukas, pin 0,2 mm, Kodak Portra 400
After doing some serious research on the id of this bird, I came to no conclusion.
In early spring, at the same area, I saw two of them but never had time to take a shot. Because they flew almost right away, I thought they were Nashville Warblers. To my big surprise this week, I have seen them again. So that told me it was not a Nashville Warbler. It looks like a female Redstart to me but the yellow is very bright and all over the front which is not a female Redstart pattern. Also there is no pattern at all on the wings. I assume this is an adult as I have seen them in the spring. I have several shots but you can see the white and dark coloured pattern under the tail and some white patches on top of the tail..... I checked so many birds and still have no clue what it is. I would really appreciate your comments on that one. What do you think it is?
Prise de vue :
Leica M3, Summarit 5cm f/1.5.
Kodak : Trix 400@800 Asa.
Développement :
Kodak : D76 1+1 (11 mn) @ 20°.
Scanner :
Epson 1650.
From Dollar Lake looking south, immediately, our decision to continue on our trek was questioned.
"Aaaaaah, it's just a little shower"
My friend Doug Kirton has been asking me a lot of questions about taking photos of gardens, plants and mountains. Now I answered as best as I could, but decided that I needed a practice run. The sunrise just outside 5 Star Durban South Africa (land of SA-People - for South Africans in South Africa and expats) in Monteseel was bland to non-existent. However, the glory of the morning was still abound; another day to enjoy and give it another shot! The sun was trying desperately to rise behind my right shoulder. Well that was my practice so now I guess it's off to go shooting daisies with Doug
Canon South Africa 6D, 24-105mm L, F11, ISO 100, 0.5 sec — in Monteseel, Kwazulu-Natal, South Africa
Model: Lilith Etch. Shot with Lilith inside the Lastolite Hilite. Questions, comments and critique welcome.
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On several occasions one of the Brolgas raised it's head out of the grass with what looks like an egg. Questions:
What laid the egg? It's a reasonable size.
Where are the owners of the egg?
Why were there so many eggs?
Whatever the answers, it went straight down the hatch.
(Clare)
I've been wanting to make the joker batman for a while now and I only have one batman cowl left. I was going to use it for another bat figure that I started a while ago, but now I really want to make the joker batman. Should I just do it??
Ok - I have a question for those of you with a Sony 7 iii camera. I have just got one for my birthday, though Peter and and I are squabbling about whether I should get to play with it before my birthday or not. Lightroom and Raw? It seems that LR won't import Raw images, which is a bit of a bummer as I have decided I really should try shooting in Raw for a change, now I have a GOOD camera! Any ideas please?
Found this very fresh Question mark in Juniata county 14July2021. I just love all the deep red/brown with the purples!
There were many unanswered questions in this house: such as why these shoes were left behind. I confess I put them on the window sill where I could photograph them better.
"How do you know when it's time for you to go
How can you stop when you don't know how to start
How can you go back when you don't know why you're here
How can you see when your eyes begin to fade
How will you hear when you've heard it all before
How do you do all the things you want to do
How much can you take when you've taken all you can
Hoe can you act when you've never seen the script
How can you choose when you don't know which is right
How far can you go if you've been there before
How can you shine if you've never seen the sun
How does a child become a man without a child
How can you heal someone that doesn't want to heal"
From the great and underrated INXS album Welcome to wherever you are: youtu.be/Us3p7SsrxvM
It was an unusually cooler day with low humidity. I started out my day with a pleasant morning run when I saw these swans grooming near the shore of the Huron River
Question is!
In all truth the question doesn't really matter! the reason is more defining as to why we do what we do.
I've not been asked buy my parents why I do this crossdressing malarkey as of yet but it will come at some point so when it does what do I say?
We all have and most still do ask ourselves why we are like this but we very rarely ask what drives us. what makes us do what we do whatever stage you are on the spectrum.
For me I have from the day I mixed with other children identified more with the girls than I did with the boys, I even ran away from home at the age of eight or nine because my parents decided I should have my shoulder length blond hair cut into a more boyish style. I didn't get far in the running away thing making it as far as the playground lol
Even after a subliminal forced boyhood I still saw myself as a girl. even people who met me for the first time had to ask if I was a boy or a girl right up to the age of 12.. What you see now is just my bloody mindedness me saying "I only have one go at this life and I will be who I want to be regardless"
We are a long time dead and a short time alive.
my true identity and not my physical one drives me to morph into the woman above.
No outside influence made me this way, it wasn't nurture it is plan and simply the way nature meant it to be for me.
do you think that explanation will work?
Walking up and down Milan I crossed two awesome ladies: one of the rare times where I just stopped strangers before looking for the right background.
Lucrezia was fine posing for me after asking some questions about the project: it definitely turned into an interesting session, enjoyed by me but I guess also by the strangers!
Lucrezia is a student but also works as model.
Thank you Lucrezia for your time: I thoroughly enjoyed meeting you!
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