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The purpose of doing this hike is to see the 'Horseshoe Bend'. It literally looks like a horseshoe which is pretty amazing. The man really wanted to see it, but as you can see, he was scared. The mom/aunt was probably more afraid than he was in case he fell down. I can't blame them for being scared because the drop is enormous! I'm glad I am not afraid of heights :)
Horseshoe Bend, Page
“Bizarre travel plans are dancing lessons from God.” – Kurt Vonnegut
Boeing Classics!
A bit grainy I'm afraid - seen on a particularly grey and dreary day at London Heathrow, one of the regular British West Indian Airlines (BWIA) Boeing 707s is seen about to lift off from runway 10R with flight BW901. The BWIA 707s always felt a bit exotic to me as they headed off for the Caribbean. A BA Cargo 707 loads up in the background. I'm sure the passengers would have been very happy to be heading for sunnier climes!
9Y-TEK c/n 19632 - Boeing 707-351C was delivered new to Northwest Airlines in 1967 as N376US. The aircraft was sold to BWIA as 9Y-TEK in May 1975 and flew with the airline for seven years, replaced in 1983 by the new L1011-500 TriStars. After a few more identities, the aircraft ended up as ST-ANP with Trans Arabian Air Transport (TAAT). Still flying in 1999, the aircraft was damaged, stored and broken up at Juba in South Sudan.
Between 1974 and 1983, when Lockheed TriStars took over intercontinental flights, BWIA operated a fleet of six Boeing 707s bought secondhand from Northwest Airlines and Pan Am:
9Y-TED ex N368US 1974-82
9Y-TEE ex N372US 1974-81
9Y-TEJ ex N375US 1975-83
9Y-TEK ex N376US 1975-82
9Y-TEX ex N890PA 1976-83
9Y-TEZ ex N891PA 1976-82
More on BWIA West Indies Airways here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BWIA_West_Indies_Airways
Taken with a Soviet made Zenith E camera and 300mm lens.
You can see a random selection of my aviation photos here: flickriver.com/photos/heathrowjunkie/random/
I'm afraid of how you make me feel . . . .
Vyra :Crobidoll - Sinbi
Wyatt : Switch Ryun:R on Crobidoll B-line body
So Much Light - "Be Afraid"
www.youtube.com/watch?v=TC-Ay4vB19g&list=RDTC-Ay4vB19...
Lensbaby 2.0 50mm f/2 with f/2.8f/4 f/5.6 f/8 aperture kit.
A view looking up because this is one of my fears. I am not sure if its because I am little. I would have loved to post an image from a cliff top or even a bridge, just going over a bridge driving makes me anxious and I start to panic, get sweaty palms and have the urge to jump. I would like to overcome this fear as there are so many places in the world where the view from above would be so much better than the view from below.
Liverpool
Tip
Don't be afraid to crop/cut very aggressively.
A lot of photographers try to show as much as possible from their models while in reality it's often way more interesting to be really tight with your composition.
Your mind will fill in the "blanks" but cropping this tight will really give you the sense of "being really close"
This same tip works like a charm for sports ;)
... be very, very afraid.
Halloween is four more sleeps away and this 'thing' is already roaming around Southport.
Why am I so afraid to crash down and lose my heart again
I don't know, I can't see, what's come over me
Why am I so afraid to break down and lose my mind again
I don't know, I can't see, what's come over me
Model: Boii ML
Designer: CSN
LOL that face! I shouldn't laugh, because Boomer is seriously afraid of EVERYTHING, but there is nothing going on in the house at all but he's literally sitting there listening & waiting for any potential noise that might scare him.
A look I put together for an angelic- themed event at a strip club.
I'll get the hang of *actual* blogging eventually
Not a bit what I was going for when I did this shoot but basically, I'm trying to do dark room/night photos with whatever random light I can find (at least until I can get my hands on an external flash). So this was entirely experimental.
أســم الطائــر: أم دقــي
يسمى الابلق الرملي بسبب لونه الذي يشبه الرمل ، ويسمى باللغة الانجليزية
Isabelline Wheatear
وهو زائر شتوي يأتينا عابرا اثناء هجرته السنوية ليستريح ويتزود بالماء والغذاء
وذلك لزيادة وزنه ليتمكن من مواصلة مشوار رحلته نحو الجنوب
لذلك فهو يقضي يومه في ملاحقة الحشرات طوال فترة وجوده ، علما بأن القليل منه يقضي شتاءه معنا
ينتمي إلى عائلة الدج ، والذكر يشبه الانثى إلى حد كبير
يعشش في جنوب روسيا واسيا الوسطى الى شمال باكستان ، ويقضي الشتاء في افريقيا والهند.
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Camera: Canon EOS 40D
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Focal Length: 300mm
Aperture: F/5.6
Shutter: 1/250 sec
ISO: 100
Exposure: Manual
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Curiously, this little guy did not look like the rest and sure wasn't afraid to leave the pack to explore in my direction...
Better Viewed On Black
To children afraid of the dark, light was the weapon of choice, as if its mere presence could stop anything that lurked out there. What the 'dark' means is different to everyone, but some people never grow out of needing the light.
Another image from my recent photoshoot with the very talented Rosie Hardy. When the lovely Sophie Bailey briefly struck this powerful pose, I knew this was the story it told.
Festival of Color, Thunder Bay
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This night I woke up because of some thunder, but it looks like I was not the only one who woke up. I found these two under my table with a big blanket, curled up together like this.
[I'm deadly afraid of thunder x3 But it seems that I'm not the only one~]
A fight between a "street trader" and this man (the man covering his face with his hand) in the Qiaodong district
Why Being Scared Of The Future Should Be Banned. It’s true that many are afraid of what the future has to offer. Why is it that the future is so scary? I was browsing through one site looking for ideas for a blog post. I came across a student who was reaching the end of his studies and who had just one year left making it clear that “he was scared of the future”. WHY? Because of the reaction he was getting to his work! Outside influences were the issues that were making him think he wasn’t good enough. What could he do to make this change? I believe there are a few things that can help anyone with “future fear” to assess where they are and move forward with confidence into a bright tomorrow. Know who you are Know your purpose Know what makes you happy Stop listening to the “inner demons” It’s important to know who you are and what makes you function. There are times in life where you can get an overwhelming “identity disorder”. You can get confused in your own identity because of the opinion of others around you. Some opinions may be good and some bad, but to prevent this identity crisis, even if you have a stable existence most of the time, you can ask your friends to help you out. You will know more about yourself when you think about your values. How much do those values mean to you as a person? This is important. How can these values help you in your actions to reach your goals? These core values are the basis of who you are. If you don’t like what you see in yourself, it could be you have strayed from your values and formed bad habits. It’s time to change these things if this is so. Bad habits don’t serve you, but your core values, if they are ethical and good, certainly will. What is your purpose? I don’t mean what is your “sense of purpose”, but more your life purpose. There is a difference! Knowing your purpose and how it fits with your personal ambition is vital. If you are passionate about what you do, it could be said that you have a life purpose. If your job is something you do to earn a living, then you have a sense of purpose to live from day to day, but your life purpose is lacking. Know what gets you up effortlessly in the morning and do your best to find a way to do that to achieve. The Student with the “future fear” was talking about his writing. He wants to be a journalist, but is fearful because of his results. This is not because he isn’t passionate about his writing; it’s about fear of what others think and the criticism received. When you have a life purpose, you have a passion that will come from your heart. There is NOTHING that will stop you and you will find a way. You will use the criticism to learn and find a better way. Fear kills the passion and destroys the heart. Being fearless helps to break away and move forward to find your way. Knowing who you are and what your purpose is leads us to what makes you happy. You have chosen your life purpose and are happy in it. Having just a “sense of purpose” without that driving passion for what you do can leave a void. That’s when you can feel less than happy with your lot. There will always be something missing. I went through a “void”. It took me a long time to understand and realize that I didn’t have to put up with it! Music was my life outside work (which was necessary) and family time. I was doing a job that was just a sense of purpose, but my focus was always on what my music was going to bring me that week. When I reached the point where I got a little disillusioned with my music and tired, I quit the music altogether. Now I have reignited my musical activities and love every second of it. My void was filled and, even though I love my work now too, the music helped to make me feel completely happy with my lot, no matter what my situation. I became more self-aware and this helped to kill those demons that were gnawing away at me. Of course, you may find that searching your “self” and looking for the things that help you to know who you are, what your life purpose is and what makes you happy is not easy. Working on being more self-aware and also working to dismiss those “inner demons” of negativity that lead to the disillusion in the first place is going to be a journey all of its own. This is an important one and something that will help you to “find yourself” amongst the “noise” of modern living. Being fearful of the future is something that is “fed” to us in the media. How many crises and tragedies are on the news these days? Good news doesn’t sell, and fear is something the top people in charge are not discouraging, so we continue to hear about the “bad” in the world. Think about it! We are scared because of a distinct minority, not because of the majority of things that are good and full of encouragement for the future. Being scared of the future is a state of mind. It’s not easy to overcome without focus and recognition of the things discussed here. I hope, if you are suffering the smallest fear for tomorrow, that you can find your happiness and life purpose and definitely ban that fear from your life. To the future, Barrie Evans The post Why Being Scared Of The Future Should Be Banned. appeared first on Online Marketing And mindset. Related posts: Form Is Temporary, Class Is Permanent – Persist With What You Really Want! You’re young and you have a dream, but something… Be Prepared To Make Mistakes. Welcome to part 5 of 10 on the principles that… Fear Of Change Is All Around Us Earlier today I was watching the original Planet Of The… from Online Marketing And mindset ift.tt/1RGNQJ1 via Article Source ift.tt/eA8V8J Online Marketing And mindset January 24, 2016 at 11:49AM