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Our truest life is when we are in dreams awake," said Henry David Thoreau. As a photographer we see beauty all of the time, but in the midst of the technical side of shooting, we're seeing composition, light and color. Often times we don't take enough time to stop in awe of the sheer magnificence of nature. This amazing aspen forest was near Telluride on Last Dollar Road and it was bathed in warm afternoon light. If I could go here in dreams, I would, over and over again.

 

What's your "in dreams awake?"

 

have yourself a lovely sunday. :)

 

'a city awakes' large on black (highly recommended)

These are the moments I am so much in peace with myself!

 

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from the Woolgathering Moments Series, Part 2

el mar menor, murcia, españa

The sound of my boat didn’t wake him so I left to follow other photo ops and returned later. This time he sat up had a look, assessed the threat and laid down and when back to sleep, obviously not concerned, nap time is more important.

 

Here some information about the North American River Otter from NWF

 

These playful mammals are well adapted for semi-aquatic living. They have thick, protective fur to help them keep warm while swimming in cold waters. They have short legs, webbed feet for faster swimming, and a long, narrow body and flattened head for streamlined movement in the water. A long, strong tail (called a rudder) helps propels them through the water. They can stay underwater for as much as eight minutes. They have long whiskers which they use to detect prey in dark or cloudy water and clawed feet for grasping onto slippery prey. They are very flexible and can make sharp, sudden turns that help them catch fish. Their fur is dark brown over much of the body, and lighter brown on the belly and face. On land they can run at speeds of up to 15 miles per hour—they can slide even faster. Their playful snow and mud sliding, tail chasing, water play and snow burrowing activities also serve other purposes—they help strengthen social bonds and let young otters practice hunting techniques.

 

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f/7.1

400mm

1/200sec

ISO 320

Cnr Queen & Collins Streets

Melbourne

Long-eared Owl roosting In Serbia

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If you'd open your eyes then maybe you'd see what's at stake

You're sleeping

You make a lot of money, and you live in a mansion

And pretty much got everything that you could ever imagine

But you feel like even though you got everything in the world

You got nothing

So what you do then is you start going backwards

You runnin' in a direction

And you lookin' for something that isn't real

And all you know is that you just gotta have it

What you're doin' is sleepin'

And thinking that you're awake and you're not

And the problem is that you don't know what you're after

So you put everything that you have into what you do

Hoping that one day maybe you don't have to feel like you're empty

But as you get older a lot of weight on your shoulders is getting heavy

Then you look back and you start to regret things

You only get one life

And every time you lookin' at yours

You feel like everything you have is a waste

And the problem and the reason you could never fill a hole in your life

Is because you were never awake

Collins Street,

Melbourne

Marble wonders where the night sky goes when the sun wakes up each morning. She thought if she waited for the moment when the sun first begins to reach up from its mountain top bed, she would have her answer. Marble never did make it to sunrise, but Phillip did. He won't say what he saw. He is kind of mysterious like that.

I never drink coffee at lunch. I find it keeps me awake for the afternoon.

 

Ronald Reagan

 

En el Explore de Flickr el día 30/04/2015

 

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the eyes are resting,

and no light touches from the outside.

Left in the own darkness

safe - not born to be here.

 

rain is my second skin,

washing the world away,

covering me

in a shine of reflections -

which i do not be.

 

to be - be -

in the inside,

my god

and my holding heart,

knowing.

 

i did not win what is already lost,

but i swim

in the energy of my soul.

being.

knowing.

alive.

but not alive -

in this wrong neon lights,

fake lights

of illusions.

 

its all inside.

(my words - i am not gone - i am just not here)

“Our truest life is when we are in dreams awake.”

Henry David Thoreau

 

'Awake Dreams' On Black

 

Hope you have a great Sunday and that you find time to dream a little! ;-)

 

A deer or true deer is a hoofed ruminant mammal of the family Cervidae. The two main groups of deer are the Cervinae, including muntjac, elk, red deer, and fallow deer; and the Capreolinae, including reindeer, white-tailed deer, roe deer, and moose. Wikipedia

Speed: Reindeer: 60 – 80 km/h

Term for young: calf, fawn Wikimedia Foundation

Scientific name: Cervidae

Eaten by: Wolf

Domain: Eukaryota

Family: Cervidae; Goldfuss, 1820

 

I am not lucky enough to see these beautiful creatures in the wild, so generated with Ai, modified and textured with PS and Topaz

Basking seals on the beach at Horsey, Norfolk. Just one odd one out looking up!

always watching what you are doing - these little guys are very aware.

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