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My annual Elm in Pedestrian Walkway Cage shot...
It is a traditional image beloved by the hobos and the MMA fighters.
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In den Wiedertäufer Käfigen, die an der Kirche St. Lamberti hängen, wurden die Überreste der Anführer der Wiedertäufer, hoch über dem Prinzipalmarkt, zur Schau gestellt.
thank you so much everyone for the lovely respond to my photos. it really makes me happy :)
here's a picture that i shot last summer and i like it.
Chinese Lantern (sometimes called Japanese). Simple creamy-white flowers of this potato-cousin give way to conspicuously ornamental fruits.
"Every touch, of every scene
Is just beautifully broken as a bird without wings...We'll never know what it's like to be free, how do you show, what can't be should be?" -Katie Herzig
I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings
The free bird leaps
on the back of the wind
and floats downstream
till the current ends
and dips his wings
in the orange sun rays
and dares to claim the sky.
But a bird that stalks
down his narrow cage
can seldom see through
his bars of rage
his wings are clipped and
his feet are tied
so he opens his throat to sing.
The caged bird sings
with fearful trill
of the things unknown
but longed for still
and his tune is heard
on the distant hill
for the caged bird sings of freedom.
The free bird thinks of another breeze
and the trade winds soft through the sighing trees
and the fat worms waiting on a dawn-bright lawn
and he names the sky his own.
But a caged bird stands on the grave of dreams
his shadow shouts on a nightmare scream
his wings are clipped and his feet are tied
so he opens his throat to sing.
The caged bird sings
with a fearful trill
of things unknown
but longed for still
and his tune is heard
on the distant hill
for the caged bird
sings of freedom.
Maya Angelou
Metal cage for a floodlight uplighting the State Library of South Australia heritage building on the corner of North Terrace and Kintore Avenue.
Sometimes I can't shake the heartache. I think about my foster kids who have moved on. I think about my nursery, empty. I think about dreams I used to have - changed, irrevocably. I give myself a mental slap - everything is *so good*. I look at my career and I can't actually believe it. I look at my family and I'm so lucky. Grief isn't the opposite of joy. Two different emotions can exist at the same time. My grief hangs in my chest like a bird dead in its cage. I still see beauty, I feel it, I know it's there - I create it. But the grief tugs on me, a reminder that while there is goodness, there is also loss.
We wonder why money, fame, success, flourishing relationships, and all of *that* don't make us truly happy. For me, it's the thoughts that come uncalled into my mind: Is Jude okay? Did I do alright for him for those 8 months last year? Is Coco crying right now? Is she giggling? I taught her how to smile. I'll never really know. Out there is a child who I'll come to love and who I'll lose. Do I grieve them now, knowing that day is coming? Do I dare to imagine them?
I carry joy and grief in me, my caged bird tugging at my heart. I'll find a way to fly again. I can carry the pain on my heartstrings so that others can carry a little less weight.
And I'll keep making art.
"The Caged Bird" April 2021 self-portrait
A Sand Tiger Shark swimming casually in front of the amazed visitors of the Dingle Oceanworld Aquarium in County Kerry, Ireland.
This long-abandoned county jail is substantially collapsed except for the cellblocks, which appear to be the kind of heavy steel structures that are basically built to stand on their own within the walls of the building.
So while the masonry, floors, ceiling and roof rot away, the human cages endure.
A rather stormy West Bay, in Dorset this afternoon. The ferocious sea caged by the railings on the prom
Underground railroad 'improvement', I like to think of this shot. An old abandoned railroad tunnel needs this kind of attention, don't you think?
This is my first attempt at a flare cage. Could've used one of the lights I brought, but I wanted a little smoke in the tunnel as well.
Thing learned:
1) Cage construction ... not so bad. I see where I missed a little when turning around.
2) Flare is BRIGHT! Try f/8 next time.
3) LED behind camera is a godsend. Had to walk backwards in and out of the shot, so extra illumination helped me keep my bearings and avoid tripping.
4) Don't look up when holding flare above head.
I think this photo is a little deceiving but a simple title like Caged seems to fit. The cockatoo though was actually being very friendly and cheeky and was following me around for a chat. Forest Red-tailed Black-Cockatoos at the Hunter Valley Zoo
From a walk on Thanksgiving Day. I was struck by the contrasts in this scene. The branches seemed like a cage with this beautiful, golden tree behind in the fog.
Top view, with look out compartment removed.
I took out the 17-cm wheel that came with this cage and replaced it with a 21-cm wheel from the same brand. A lot of cages cannot fit this 21-cm wheel and this one nearly couldn't either - the gaps are really small. If the wheel were just half a cm bigger, it would have been simply impossible.
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2015, Kreuzberg, Berlin
Yashica T5, Agfa Vista 400
This Photo is available for licensing via Edith Images
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My son Daniel brought along his Guy Fawkes mask so I stuck him behind bars and shot him for treason!
[CIRCA] - "Creature's Heart" Caged in the Night
Skin: Tableau Vivant David Horror Edition 3
Hands: DRD demonhands
Horns: DRD horns and chains
Coat: Tableau Vivant
Dull pic today guys : )
I feel caged up and locked today. I miss the taste of freedom. I've only felt that emotion whenever I travel..
Today was just one of those days. It didn't help that it was grey and miserable and rainy and cold. I'm just going to upload this and after this description go kick back with the book I'm currently reading... mmm.
I keep forgetting what day it is today.. really didn't feel like a Monday..
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The cage confined in a planet :)
26 shots (10x2 around, 5 zenith, 1 nadir) are taken by Ricoh GX100, stitched by Stitcher Express.
See also the caged planet www.flickr.com/photos/vitroids/2515549564
I want a good tripod!!
I have been doing a lot of these. And if truth be told, these are not my absolute favorite ones of the series: Those I am keeping under my hat for now... ;-)
The poses are by Frigg Ragu. The preset used is a modified version of London 2050 by Mescaline Tammas. I reduced the gamma to practically zero and then added a lot of tiny light prims set to a very low range scattered all around the avatars.
Needless to say, the original SL photograph has subsequently been very heavily deconstructed in photoshop.