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Explored on 11/1/09
I broke my tripod and got drenched with water inside my wellingtons! It was hell of an experience this morning on the Douglas beach!
I was shooting in Monochrome and quite pleased with the tones!
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Leica MP (c2004)
Ilford HP5+400 to 800 ISO
Ilford Microphen Developer
Scan: 1200 DPI
photographed jan.2021
Corredor da Vitória
Salvador
Bahia
Brasil
" When I Fall In Love
Edward Heyman / Victor Young
Interpretation: Nat King Cole - 1957
www.youtube.com/watch?v=h649I7ETaHI
When I fall in love
It will be forever
Or I'll never fall in love
In a restless world like this is
Love is ended before it's begun
And too many moon light kisses
Seem to cool in the warmth of the sun
When I give my heart
It will be completely
Or I'll never give my heart
And the moment
I can feel that
You feel that way too
Is when I fall in love with you
And the moment
I can feel that
You feel that way too
Is when I fall in love with you"
Mara North Conservancy, Masai Mara, Kenyai
These two young cats are brothers, and sons of a cheetah called Kiraposhe, who we have never seen. Milele means 'Forever' in Swahili and Mbili means 'Two'. We came across them early one morning and, whilst they weren't actively hunting, they were quite restless. It was so lovely spending some time with them on our own in that wonderful morning light.
This is a new species for me. Found on an elephant ear leaf at White Rock lake. I was looking them up to see if there were any interesting facts. Ran across this info: females sometimes eat the male's forewings during mating. Hmmm, guess it still beats being a preying mantis male.
Male Restless Bush Cricket (Hapithus agitator)
My photos can also be found at kapturedbykala.com
Dakota Crescent's housing estate may be empty of people, but "residents" of a different sort are still residing in the area. The stray cats of Dakota Crescent seemed to have increased a little since there were no human residents living there anymore.
It was not easy to get a shot of this "resident" though. I had to bring in my years of feeding stray cats to use in order to get a natural shot.
Long tailed tits always show-up in groups and make a lot of noise. It is not easy to get a nice shot of these little restless birds.
Staartmees boos 191117(1***)
New Orleans, LA / For more information on this photo/video series, please visit gofundme.com/revolutionisuncomfortable
Nothing to do but scuff down
the graveyard road behind the playground,
past the name-stones lined up in rows
beneath their guardian pines,
on out into the long, low waves of plains
that dissolved time. We'd angle off
from fence and telephone line, through
ribbon-grass that closed behind as though
we'd never been, and drift toward the bluff
above the river-bend where the junked pickup
moored with its load of locust-skeletons.
Stretched across the blistered hood, we let
our dresses catch the wind while clouds above
dimmed their pink to purple, then shadow-blue—
So slow, we listened to our own bones grow.
By: Debra Nystrom
Bocca Nuova/Voragine (left) and Southeast (right) craters today have been showing signs of strombolian activity. In the bottom right corner are visible two old cones respectively called Mt. Nero (up) and Mt. Nero degli Zappini (down).
24/52
Had a hard time going to sleep last night, thought I may as well set the camera up to document and try to put my mind to rest. Getting a 2 for this week. HWW!
You don't have to go far to find amazing places. Anyone who talks about wishing they could travel but ignores the beauties that don't even require a plane ticket let alone leaving the country needs to rethink their definition of adventure. The possibilities are endless.
That's something that means the world to me about landscape photography. When you stalk follow other landscape photographers' work to see what the cool people are shooting these days, not only do you get ideas for off-the-beaten-track places to find, but you have an excuse to stick around and take it all in as you photograph it, not just grab a snapshot and move along.
This was my second time up at Steptoe Butte and although I prefer it in spring green (I'm a SoCal and southern Idaho girl, we always want what we don't have), the August rain clouds made up for the color change. I feel a little cliche posting a Palouse shot from the Butte, it's so famous to photographers, but every time I've mentioned the spot to non-photographers?
They've never heard of it. Not one.
It's the time of year when the mountain snows haven't melted yet (and it will be a long while this year!) and I start feeling trapped and restless and ready for another adventure. But it's always good to remind myself that magic is all around if you only know where to look.