Self Reflection (self portraits in a mirror)
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Any closer and the camera would have been behind me. :)
Joking aside, these are actually really hard for me to do and I have tremendous admiration
for those that do these on a regular basis.
Have a lovely Monday dear friends. Hugs~
Belki de yarısında uyandığımız düşlerin yaşanmamış kısmıydı, yaşamak..
Maybe living, was the unlived part of the dreams we woke up in half.
AG / ...
A Solitary Atlantic Puffin on the Cliffs at RSPB Bempton with the beautiful colours of the North Sea forming a dramatic backdrop.
Selfheal | Prunella vulgaris | Lamiaceae
Samsung NX1 & Steinheil Munchen 'Cassar S' - 50mm f/2.8
10mm Macro Tube | 12 Aperture Blades | Wide Open | Manual Focus | Available Light | Handheld
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* Saint-Roch-de-l'Achigan *
- Around 1750, colonists from the neighboring parishes of L'Assomption, Mascouche and elsewhere began to settle in the territory which became Saint-Roch-de-L'Achigan in 1787. Mainly a green zone, Saint-Roch-de-L'Achigan therefore has an important agricultural vocation, characterized mainly by growing vegetables. The Municipality of Saint-Roch-de-l'Achigan is located forty kilometers northeast of Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
- C’est vers 1750 que des colons venus des paroisses avoisinantes de L’Assomption, Mascouche et d’ailleurs commencèrent à s’installer sur le territoire qui deviendra Saint-Roch-de-l’Achigan en 1787. Majoritairement situé en zone verte, Saint-Roch-de-L’Achigan a donc une importante vocation agricole, caractérisée surtout par la culture des légumes. La Municipalité de Saint-Roch-de-L'Achigan est située à une quarantaine de kilomètres au nord-est de Montréal au Québec.
- Alrededor de 1750, los colonos de las parroquias vecinas de L'Assomption, Mascouche y en otros lugares comenzaron a establecerse en el territorio que se convirtió en Saint-Roch-de-L'Achigan en 1787. Principalmente una zona verde, en Saint-Roch-de-L'Achigan tiene una importante vocación agrícola, que se caracteriza principalmente por el cultivo de hortalizas. El Municipio de Saint-Roch-de-L'Achigan se encuentra cuarenta kilómetros al noreste de Montreal, Quebec, Canadá.
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……The same trees as the last post but taken a little further down the road with a longer lens. A prime candidate for mono this one I thought. Hope you are having a great week and be sure to stay Covid safe, Alan;-)……
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We have a lot of deer living in the neighborhood. Too many really. Every once in a while one comes through that's worth taking a picture of. He didn't stick around too long after he saw my camera but I managed a few pictures.
It’s important to know who you are. At least until you figure out that who you are has nothing to do with anything you think about that.
- Story of the Day - By Brian Andreas
John 6:53 “Then Jesus said to them, "I tell you, if you do not eat the flesh of the Son of Man and drink his blood, you have no self-existent life.”
Took it a while back when I was in Japan. I was really excited about taking photos in the snow but it never snowed :(. More photos to come!
Ephesians 4:18 “For their [moral] understanding is darkened and their reasoning is clouded; [they are] alienated and self-banished from the life of God [with no share in it; this is] because of the [willful] ignorance and spiritual blindness that is [deep-seated] within them, because of the hardness and insensitivity of their heart.”
Bald Eagle standing in the the water, looking at its own reflection and possibly waiting for fish to pass by. It was the first time for me seeing a bald eagle almost half soaked.
Getting their feathers all wet is a big no-no for bald eagles, since they instantly loose their ability to fly, becoming prey for other predators.
The spring dalesbus season is now operating, the main change is the firstgroup flirtation with the services is sadly over. East Yorkshire & Reliance now operate the Hawes route still with deckers and a slightly amended timetable. Here Reliance BJ11EAE climbs out of Cray and onto "the tops" before the decent into Richmondshire.
By Eckhart Tolle
There are two dimensions to who you are. The first is what I sometimes call the “surface I”—the person with a past and a future. This is your historical identity, which is relatively fragile because the past and future only exist as thought forms or concepts in the mind. Most people on the planet are completely identified with the “surface I.”
The second dimension to who you are is what I like to call the “Deep I.” The most vital realization in your lifetime is to see that in addition to being a historical person or a “surface I,” you are more fundamentally the “Deep I.” This realization frees you from looking only to the “surface I” for your ultimate sense of identity—where it can never be found...
...So, how do you realize it? You realize it in the gap between two thoughts, the space in which the historical person of the “surface I” momentarily subsides and disappears. What’s left of you is nothing that you could talk about or even understand conceptually. All you know is there is an underlying sense of presence, of being-ness, that is at once still, alert, and vitally alive. This is what it means to become aware of awareness. The practice is to invite moments of presence into your daily life so that you don’t spend your entire day dragged along by the stream of thought in the mind.
It’s important to recognize that the “surface I” and the “Deep I” are ultimately not separate. The “surface I” is a manifestation of consciousness in the same way that the ripple on the surface of the ocean is a manifestation of the ocean. It’s only when the ripple is unaware that it is the ocean that a sense of separateness arises—which of course is an illusion.
This realization of yourself as the “Deep I” is so freeing, so liberating, because you’re being liberated from the burden of knowing yourself only as the “surface I” and its so-called “drama.” When you realize yourself as the “Deep I,” it enables you to have a compassionate attitude toward everything that makes up the “surface I”—your physical form, your personal identity (or the historical person), the thoughts and emotions you experience, and so on. It also gives you access to true creativity and true intelligence—both of which are rooted in the formless dimension.
Image of Bridge to Nowhere, Belhaven Bay, Scotland.
It gives the impression that it is self playing as the musician is hidden from view.
During the Unlock Camden activities visitors were presented with a musical interlude courtesy of the Camden Community Band.
David Pollard is the hidden musician behind the tuba.
Camden, New South Wales, Australia.
Hi Flickr universe! Have not had much time to post here lately since I have been preoccupied with my new website and blog that I wrote about earlier in the summer:
It is getting less time consuming after initial website creation and set up, so I hope to get more time to post more on Flickr too soon. I do love the blog part of it as it gives me a chance to post more images from some particular outing in one post vs one image here on Flickr.
I hope everyone's summer is going well and you are taking your cameras everywhere and taking new exciting images. I have been exploring photographing butterflies with different lenses to see the differences and similarities. Hoping to write about it soon and post some pictures. Turned out I had no images of butterflies taken with my Pentacon 50 lens!!! I had to run out and correct that asap. ;-)
For now, this self portrait from yesterday I took on my phone. :-)
Till next time,
Diana