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I wrote my second poem!! I really like writing them! I am starting to think about poems that fits my photo's, so cool! Playing with words is almost as fun as taking photo's:-)
Long Distance Calling
With my feet in the clay of the plowed field, I try to talk about my thoughts. But nobody is listening. No one around to hear my cry for help, nobody to put an arm around me ..
My soul is torn, that's why the plowed field feels familiar. I feel related to the field, my ripped soul is like the field of my future, ready to be sown. Everything that was once below the topsoil is now lying on the surface. Once inaccessible and hidden, now visible and fragile.
I want to talk about my feelings, want to close the past. But I can't do that on my own.....
I must talk, talk about the past. My feelings from the past could be poison for the fragile seeds in the field of my future.
But as far as I can see there is no one to confess my feelings to, no one around to share my feelings with. I am alone with the endless void .....
I would like to have contact, I want to talk. Only then can I sow my field of the future.
I've given everything to find someone to talk talk to. Even though I can't see them, they should be out there. I feel that my future depends on these people. Therefore I try to reach them in my final attempt.
I build my network of hope, a machine that sends my cry for help over long distances.... Long Distance Calling
He/she spent easily three minutes calling and calling for whatever reason they do. Allowed me to come quite close. After a few minutes it suddenly flew to a branch two arm-lengths from my face. Looked at me for a few seconds, then dropped to earth, caught something, and flew away!
Same area as the other one with lunch.
During the spring mating season, American Toads gather in wetlands to sing their trilling song to attract female toads. Over the course of a few days the females will lay eggs which are fertilized by the males. Toad development from eggs to tadpoles to metamorphosing juveniles typically takes four to six weeks. After metamorphosis the tiny juvenile toads will head off into the surrounding forests and fields to grow for a couple years before reaching maturity.
I was reading the comments on my previous pic of Tiff, and I loved Marco's comment, calling them 'little rascals', which was funny as I took this pic yesterday just after I shot them outside, and it looks like they are up to mischief, annoying poor Miss Barbie (who is also a recent addition to my collection... more on her later...) while she is trying to read peacefully in her lawn swing. She is NOT amused!! LOL
Dire Straits - Calling Elvis (Official Music Video)
www.youtube.com/watch?v=BUavFsfbFv8
Location: Barcelona
Note:Night photo using streetlight orange as light source.
Nikon 50mm f/2 AI
You've got a story to tell
and a place to come home to
yet, you choose to hide
do you feel safer out here
where no one will be watching
or do you fear the light
i am calling you
i am watching you
i walk with you
i play like you
unafraid and blue
i hear them whipping the mule
as they follow the coffin
destined for the field
the mourners behind
i see you're walking amongst them
i know you need my voice
all these familiar faces
all gathered around the open mouth
i see your shadow down there
... but then it's gone.
I should stop calling her no2 since she is one of my favourites. But for some strange reason I can't find her a proper name. Took me months to find names for my own kids :-/
Got a few images yesterday of the northern pygmy owl in an arbutus tree. He stayed around for about an hour and then all of a sudden dropped down into the valley never to be seen for the rest of the morning.
43027 is the leading car on this 14.02 Cheltenham Spa to London Paddington service as it calls at Stroud.
Lone Wolf Portrat Beautiful Gray Wolves West Yellowstone Montana Winter Snow Wolfpack Sony A1 ILCE-1 Fine Art Wolf Apex Predator Photography! Canis Lupus Sony Alpha 1 & Sony FE Telephoto Zoom 70-200mm f/2.8 GM OSS E-Mount Lens SEL70200G West Yellowstone Snow Elliot McGucken Fine Art Wildlife Alpha1
I had great fun photographing Ywllowstone County wolves, bears, and eagles with the awesome Sony Alpha 1 and two of my favorite Sony Gmaster lenses -- the 70-200mm f/2.8 GM OSS E-Mount Lens SEL70200G and the Sony Alpha 1 & Sony FE 200-600mm f/5.6-6.3 G OSS E-Mount Lens SEL200600G ! The Sony A1 is the best wildlife camera I have ever used!
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Company/Owner: Tarlac–San Fernando Transport Service Cooperative, Inc. (also known as "TSF-TSCI")
Fleet/Bus Number: 2122 Marin
Classification: Non-Air-conditioned Inter-provincial Bus
Coachbuilder: CP Motors
Body Model: Isuzu/CP Motors modified EXFOH / ZK6107HA FRR replica
Engine Model: Isuzu 6BG1
Chassis Model: Isuzu FRR90
Transmission: 6-speed Manual Transmission
Suspension: Leaf Spring Suspension
Seating Configuration: 3×2
Seating Capacity: 56
Franchise route: TBD
Route: Camp Olivas, San Fernando City, Pampanga [SFP, PP]–Tarlac Integrated Terminal, Tarlac City, Tarlac [TRL, TR] via N3 (Jose Abad Santos Avenue) / E1 [NLEX-San Fernando City–NLEX-Dau] / N215 (Dau Access Road) / N2 (MacArthur Highway)
Municipalities/cities passing: Mabalacat City/Bamban/Capas
Type of Operation: Intra-regional, Inter-provincial Operation Public Utility Bus (Ordinary Class)
Area of Operation: Central Luzon (Region II)
Shot location: N3 (Jose Abad Santos Avenue), Barangay Dolores, San Fernando City, Pampanga
Date and time taken: May 25, 2018 (16:37H)
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The mountains are calling and I must go.
~ John Muir
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Here is a shot I took while overlooking Sunburst Lake and Cerulean Lake. We barely got a view of the blue sky or the sun that day but there is nothing better than losing yourself up there.
The Rocketeer Ready Room is fully stocked with a supply of rocket packs, ready to save the day at a moment's notice.
In reality, this is the prop room that was once part of the backlot tour.
I'm always fascinated by rows of people outside internet cafes. Couldn't resist this one. Hope you find it interesting.
I took this photograph early morning in Upper Teesdale. I was driving down a back road across the moors and this Curlew flew over the car then "whiffled" to lose height rapidly as it dropped in to land. Curlew has really risen up the conservation agenda recently because the population is plummeting, especially in Wales and Northern Ireland, and Britain has the third biggest Curlew population on the planet (after Russia and Finland I think). So if our Curlews disappear like Corncrakes did, the impact will be large on a global scale.
The scientific generic name of Curlew is Numenius, which translates from the Greek for new moon. Hesychius (Greek, 5th or 6th century AD) was the first to describe a bird he called noumenios (neos=new mene=moon) which has been traditionally associated with Curlew because its beak is the shape of a crescent moon. The specific name arquata comes from the Latin word arcuatus, meaning bow-shaped, again from the shape of the bill.