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HAD to go to Mom & Dad’s so I could post for Jules’ Photo Challenge Group!
At home, still no connectivity so I am way behind. Yes I really did have my hair totally bleached and died pink!!
Captured this bizarre image last summer of this bee that looks like its purposely sitting and posing for me...
I think I only have a few stragglers left and am assuming these precious ones are on their way to you, my Canadian friends. Take care of these little ones, please and return them to me. They literally have been eating me out of house and home!! I had to replace my suet twice daily . . . not to mention meal worms!!!
UPDATE . . . I have to offer an apology! I lied! The little buggers are still here!! They must have gone on some sort of outing yesterday because the weather was so glorious!! They were back en masse today! It will be later, my Canadian friends . . .
what an unusual bit of signage advice on the back of this truck. reading between the lines, someone must have tried that maneuver once and it ended poorly?
ANSH scavenger6 "between the lines"
(being both literal and figurative ~grin~)
....hmmm, i seem to be in a wide crop mode recently
Well Trevor (Coltsboy00) gave me one of his spartan dudes today when I was at his house. He had like four of them. ;-;
So I decided to make this really quick figure from the torso.
It's supposed to be some kind of Batman from a time long ago.
My first experiment with HDR. I like the look, but I might have over-done it in post processing. What do you think?
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In this first work of the INVISIBLE series we see and, at the same time, do not see a man contemplating a cityscape from the Prague Castle. The round stone, behind which the subject is hidden, slowly becomes part of his head; it makes the head burst with thoughts, but also makes it solid. This stone head is like a black hole: it sucks in the world around, but, at the same time, covers everything that is directly behind it.
*read the description to the album to find out about the theme of this photo series
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Sometimes I think I’m going to blind myself by photographing into the sun - yikes!!
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This little common blue rested quietly for a while on this leaf when the sun was in at Farlington Marshes, on the south coast of the UK (not far from Portsmouth). The butterfly was up on the perimeter path around the embankment of the marsh, just feet away from the water of the harbour.
Not being one to miss a photo opportunity like this (what? butterfly not moving like the clappers for once?), I got down and took some shots with the great luxury of being able to steady the camera reasonably well for once!
Enjoy!
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I think to myself if I can do something for the Burma People at this crucial moment for them.
Maybe I can't.
Maybe I can't do something big or really important, but I feel like the bird that with a little jar of water tried to extinguish the fire on the forest. An elephant that ran away asked him:
Do u really think u can help the forest with it?
And the bird said:
I know I can't stop the fire, but at least, I am doing my part.
So, I think I can do something. Maybe my art and my voice aren't big, but I'm doing my part now.
Kisses for all..
Claudia Fernandes
Poemas aqui:
Poems here:
I think most of our first experiences with art, as kids, is with crayons. I bet I could draw a direct link from this waxy and tasty medium, to my love of photography. I love the many colors and the hours of fun, that come in such a small box. I am going to be working on a series of different kind of art supplies, that most of us use or have used, at one point in our life. Hope you like. If you have any ideas, let me know.
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close your eyes and lose the feeling that's been sinking
close your eyes and count to three
close your eyes rewind, I know just what you're thinking
close your eyes and think of me
Larger than life niceties
bigger than you, more than me
I've got the monday morning blues
and oh my god I've got the home for you
and give the everyday morning you...use
there's things right here I can't afford to choose
sincere, caramel, champagne, down drain, tell him, no gain
it's so damn physical it will sustain
and too damn technicolor to refrain
and much too taxing for my little brain
why do we never know enough of happy ends?
why do they never show?
all the times that we have been so good and caring
how many times we'll never know
Packed it like a punch out to lunch
I got a little hunch that stood out from the bunch
as if that's not a enough I need another reason why
that god damn bitch of life she made me cry
so I'd like to poke her squarely in the eye
and it hurt so much I feel like I could die
yeah
I think that the modern obsession with pets is a sign of a lonely generation of men and women, desperate to nurture a creature that gives them the love that is not forthcoming from more traditional sources. I often ask the most obsessive pet owners why they are so attached to their pets. I usually hear the same response. The pet gives them more love than any person. More than a spouse, a sibling, or even parents. The dog loves you just the way you are. But the boyfriend tells you that your butt looks fat and you should go to the gym. As my friend Roger explained, “When I come home after a long day’s work, my wife is usually on the phone and the kids are watching TV. Almost no one even notices that I walked through the door. But Laraby, my golden retriever, goes nuts. He runs up to me and almost knocks me down. He wags his tail. It’s like he’s been the waiting the whole day for me. And it makes me feel incredibly special.”
We can never make ourselves feel special. Someone else has to do it for us. And that’s what human love is all about. It’s about someone prioritizing you, focusing on you, pampering you all because you’re special. But in an age that is as self-absorbed and as narcissistic as ours, we’re finding it incredibly difficult to make others feel special. We don’t love ourselves enough to love others.
i think its beautiful : )!
one of my favourite shots,
it gives me that good summer feeling and how the sunsets were
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This is the biggest spider I have seen in my life!!!!!!!!!!! I cannot believe we have spiders like this in Montana!!!!! This was taken outside on my back gate!!!!! I'm pretty sure this is a Wolf spider; it could be a Grass Spider. It looked big enough to think it was a tarantula!!!!! LOL....Now, I'm impressed with this spider....but I'm gonna find out how to get rid of them. I found one last year...it carries it's babies live on it's back....yuck!!!
It was almost dark when I come across this thing...took a pic of it and left. It would be too gross to smash it...creeped me out bad...but I'm not packing my bags at this point!!! LOL Check it out in large ….amazing details! This was a dam big spider!!!!! Spooks me! Should have shot it with a pistol!!!!!! Just joking......:)
Info from the internet: Named for their similarities to wolves, wolf spiders are medium to large in size, brown or black and hairy. These spiders also have long legs and can get around quite speedily. Their eyesight is excellent, and they use it to hunt down prey. Wolf spiders are among the largest spiders found in Montana and can be aggressive. Wolf spiders do not spin webs. In autumn, if they cannot find food, they will often move into houses. The female carries the eggs in her spinnerets until they hatch, and after they emerge she carries the baby spiders on her back.
This is a wolf spider (in the link below) I got a shot of a few years ago here in my yard. The only reason I think it's a wolf spider is the info says it's the only spider who carries it's babies on it's back alive!!!!! :P
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this reminds me of Rodin's famous statue "the thinker".
you really should see this large on black