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Been watching this one hanging out at my feeders and water. Has a bad chest wound but seems to be doing ok.
I've always been fascinated by the complex winding on balls of string and twine. For the Looking Close... On Friday group, topic: White.
“It has been said, 'time heals all wounds.' I do not agree. The wounds remain. In time, the mind, protecting its sanity, covers them with scar tissue and the pain lessens. But it is never gone.”
― Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy
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Here's a 14 shot hand-held panoramic photo. I ended up cropping this image into the 16:8 format after creating the pano. I ended up overlapping each image more than I normally would just to be certain I didn't get any crazy distortion (which sometimes happens with these panoramic photos when I shoot them handheld). Take a look at the original size (42.5 MB). Check out that lava dome in the crater.
Mount St. Helens, WA
This one's for all the monotone lovers :-D
I had such a completely different idea for this....I shot it as a little red riding hood shot, believe it or not. I thought everything had gone so well. I thought it had worked out just as I had planned. And I guess it did...except that it wasn't as great as i thought it would be. Something was just missing. I did about 5 different edits and nothing felt right. I sat on this image for a while. I didn't want to look at it.
Then, after yesterdays picture, I had an idea to layer in clouds as smoke or fog. It was just what I needed to push past the editing block. I went in a direction I had never intended, and I was finally happy. This new year is about pushing myself and trying new things, even when I have no faith in the outcome.
I am going to do that today. I drew up 2 sketches of what I wanted to shoot today, 2 versions of the same thing. I've decided to shoot the one that I find more interesting and also more challenging. I might come home with nothing, but then again, even when a photo doesn't work out, I don't come home with "nothing"....I've learned a lesson, which is often better than any image that I could have come home with.
Model: Christopher John Hills V
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This ram has a wounded back leg. As he was on a small island in the Zambezi river, we guessed that he might have been attacked by a crocodile while passing over.
His survival chances seem to be good as long as he stays on the island as the predators most likely will not appear on this island.
Picture taken from boat
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Some of the things you try when you have a lot of time on your hands.. This was once a shot of my garden shed which is blue and the Rhododendron that is next to it.. Then came the twirl and then I put it in Filter Forge thinking I would see what kind of frame I could find and wound up with this.. Well, I must say it's different and was fun making!!!
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i remember laying there thinking, there are band-aids on my legs. like a child, like a little girl who scraped her knee, there are band-aids on my legs. but i didn't fall and scrape my knee, not this time. I was laying there, thinking of the juxtaposing pieces of the moment.
I decided to flesh out one website at a time... so tonight I am working on my photography tumblr! Follow it, link below
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The "Kanzel" is a multi-peak mountain in the Bavarian Forest National Park south of Lusen and Hohlstein. The area around the Kanzel is primarily referred to as a "rocky hiking area", which is crossed by numerous hiking trails, which always cross rock formations. However, only the Kleine Kanzel (1,011 m) forms a true peak a little further to the west. The nearest village, and a good starting point for a climb, is Mauth.
This a polypore belonging to a group of fungi that form fruiting bodies with pores or tubes on the underside. They are a morphological group of basidiomycetes like gilled mushrooms and hydnoid fungi, and not all polypores are closely related to each other. Polypores are also called bracket fungi, and their woody fruiting bodies are called conks.
Most polypores inhabit tree trunks or branches consuming the wood, but some soil-inhabiting species form mycorrhiza with trees. Polypores and their relatives corticioid fungi are the most important agents of wood decay. Thus, they play a very significant role in nutrient cycling and carbon dioxide production of forest ecosystems.
Interestingly, polypores are used in traditional medicine, and they are actively studied for their medicinal value and various industrial applications. Several polypore species are serious pathogens of plantation trees and are major causes of timber spoilage.
Text partially from Wikipedia.
Created for the WPC Week 518
Original photo by: Paul Cowie
texture by Pareeerica
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Erst kam der trockene und heiße Sommer 2018. Dann kam im Februar 2019 der Orkan "Friderike", dann folgte ein weiterer trockener und heißer Sommer -und der Borkenkäfer. Das hält kaum eine Mookultur aus - und geht vor die Hunde. Das Ergebnis sieht man auf diesem Foto: Vor drei Jahren war dies noch ein dichter, dunkler Nadelwald...