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We randomly got off the bus not knowing where we were. In the beginning we found ourselves stifled, struggling around on the motorway looking for a sanctuary of sorts that seemed so far away at the time.
Tenacity and resilience tend to pay off however, and good things come to those who venture. We climbed up the rocks near to Stockholm University and found a delightful vantage point to see the sunset from and relax.
Looking smart after a repaint on the quayside at Wick Harbour on May 23rd 2021 is fishing vessel 'TENACITY' (WK39).
Just one of the small and amazing sights at California's Point Lobos State Natural Reserve, which is just south of the town of Carmel. We ALWAYS stop here when in the area, and it never ceases to amaze me with its beauty and abundance of flora and fauna.
This succulent was growing out of eroding cliff face and was one of the first things I saw when we got out of the car. I realize that I sound like an advertisement for the coast of my adopted state, but give the drive down Hwy 1 a try, if you are ever headed from San Francisco to Los Angeles. You won't be disappointed.
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This is a photo from Nov 2013 taken with my Canon 550D & Sigma 10-20 lens. F22 (no ND filter so forced up to get long exposure) , ISO 100, speed, Anstey's Beach - Durban South Africa - can't see on EXIF but shot on AV (camera works out speed).
I originally posted this photo in 2013 but saw it again when cleaning my HD this morning. Nirun liked something about this photo so I did a version 2. Changes: 1. sharpen. 2. contrast. 3. darken.
It’s just amazing -- the tenacity of life -- isn’t it?
A pine tree clings the the rock at the Little River Falls in the Little River Canyon National Preserve outside Fort Payne, Alabama.
Nikon D7200 — Nikon 18-300mm F6.3 ED VR
157mm
F8@0.8 seconds
ISO 100
White Balance - Cloudy
5x Neutral Density Filter
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Hadn't planned to go out this morning, but needed to pop out for some milk, so I took the camera and stopped at my favourite tree on the way.
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Not wasted, long since eaten by the deer.
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“Tenacity is a pretty fair substitute for bravery, and the best form of tenacity I know is expressed in a Danish fur trapper's principle" "The next mile is the only one a person really has to make." ~Eric Sevareid
Explore: Feb. 19, 2011
Jasper has learned that play urging tenacity will most often break his humans down. We can't NOT play, right? We had some Flickr friends from Italy visit on Saturday (Hi Adriano, Elisabetta e Ricardo) and Jasper dragged out about every toy he owns to entice them to play. Yes, his tenacity broke them down too. Dog tenacity may very well be the perfect human solvent :-)
She's wearing a vintage Barbie lace mini dress, sandals by Fashionista, bangle bracelets by Dynamite Girls and a FR studded handbag. I really love that the Poppy Parker doll line can wear vintage Barbie.
Following the genuine and sincere concern expressed by one of my Flickr friends recently that we have no electricity or running water in Cornwall I felt I should allay his fear. Although we might not have these amenities and niceties, we make up for this with our ingenuity and tenacity. I am now at liberty to share some of this information with you as enough time has passed for it to be lifted from the constraints of the official secrets act.
Many years ago about 9 of us were gathered in The Golden Lion (Code Name “The Office”)
when suddenly Tristram Trevithick burst through the door saying he had just taken a call at the phone box in the village and that it had been Red Adair saying that a Sheikh had an oil well on fire, but Red himself was busy wallpapering the hallway ceiling and wondered if we boys could take the job on for him, and he would pay us a million pounds.
Tristram said we would carry the job out but would need transport from Cardinham Airfield to the location of the fire in the desert.
So I borrowed brother’s long wheel base Land Rover loaded up a few tools and off we all went via Trago Mills to collect some hob nail boots.
The C130 plane collected us and we embarked on our mission into the unknown, several hours later we were over the burning well and ready to go, the Pilot came back and said boys, I am not going to be able to land near the site, so what about if I lower the rear cargo door of the aircraft, fly as low as possible and you chaps roar out.
So this is exactly what we did, we lined the old Land Rover up and straight across the desert right into the middle of the burning oil well.
With no time to waste the boys were out jumping up and down in the fire and after about an hour we had stamped the flames out. Everyone looked a bit dazed and smoke damaged but mission accomplished.
Not long and the Sheikh who owned the well turned up sincerely congratulating us on an amazing job saying he had never seen anything like this before.
Now boys there is your million pounds what are you going to do with the money, Tristram steps forward and said, “get the brakes fixed on the Land Rover”.
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The places that trees can (and do) grow in the Southwest amazes me. This one was found perched between rocks in Arches National Park.
Image made with a Hasselblad 500 C/M.
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This tenacious tree is surviving in the harsh environs of the canyons of Kasha Katuwe in New Mexico.
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This tiny bird is not much bigger then a bumble bee!
Maybe 2.5 inches from beak to tail. We photographers zone in to photograph this bird, virtually because it is so cute! Tenacity pays off in life, as we watch this so small bird fighting for position around the flowers for a drink of nectar.
We can call it the will to survive, as in nature these birds endure many challenges. Every other hummingbird is at least 2 times its size or more, but this bird never gives up. It will sit quietly and wait for the right time to come in for some food.
Natural light only, never using a flash makes this nature photography so much simpler., real light, real scene, nothing fake. Some day I hope to go here alone, and shoot video!
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I'm always fascinated by how tiny plants can grow in the most hostile of environments, like on a large rock right by the water's edge.
Taken at Bronte Beach Park in Oakville, Ontario Canada on the shores of Lake Ontario.
This past summer, I had a small garden on our balcony, and in its heyday, it was a colorful reminder that a city doesn't need to be concrete and metal.
Now, well past fall, most of the garden has followed the natural order of things. That is, except this one flowering bush. Well, truth be told, the plant itself is struggling.. but this tiny little flower has been holding on for weeks. Unfortunately, we had a frost last night, followed by brilliant sunlight. I think we may be nearing the end for this tenacious little thing.
But, it's a spectacular way to go, don't you think?
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