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A few days with Health and Happiness Project
Visitando o Projeto Saúde e Alegria
Suruacá Community, at Pará State.
Tapajós/Arapiuns Extractivist Reserve.
Copyright © 2006 Tatiana Cardeal. All rights reserved.
I was looking through my photos from this summer and I came upon this shot of a Canada Goose swimming through a reflection that almost gave it winter vibes. It reminded me that even though summer is over, there will be lots of new opportunities to photograph this winter!
The changing leaves of autumn colored brightly red and gold,
Also bring a warning of the coming winter cold.
As the wind is changing from the milder summer breeze,
You can feel the difference as it echoes through the trees.
As I shuffle down the path leading through the park,
As the days grow shorter now and soon it will be dark.
I realize that life is like the seasons we live through,
Life is like the changing seasons always changing too.
My new neighbours move in today. I think its going to be a shock having people around again after a year of having no one next door at all. I know they will be putting a fence line up as they have a small dog so we will have our privacy.
Got go all through that introducing Helen thing all over again now. Not that I am bothered only bored with doing it,
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I went to the lake across the road from my sister-in-law's house to take some photos of the ducks and geese yesterday morning. There weren't too many of them around, but there were other things that caught my eye, so it was still a worthwhile trip. Most of the trees around here whose leaves are starting to change color are starting with just a few leaves here and there. I was surprised at how many have already turned red on this one. Unfortunately, the photo doesn't do it justice.
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I'm waaay behind with commenting. I'll try to make it around to as many 'streams as possible today and this weekend.
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Have a great weekend everyone ! ! ! And... for those of you here in the US - have a safe and fun Labor Day holiday ! ! ! ! !
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……From the play ‘Bonaventure’ by Charlotte Hastings, a play from the 1950’s set in a Norfolk Convent. Jill went to watch Friday nights performance and I did my ‘shift’ on scene changes and we both agreed it was a great show & Kathy McEntagart plays the lead roll brilliantly and was admirably supported by the rest of the cast. Last night tonight…. Alan:-)
For the interested I’m growing my Shutterstock catalogue regularly here, now sold 144 images :- www.shutterstock.com/g/Alan+Foster?rid=223484589&utm_...
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©Alan Foster. All rights reserved. Do not use without permission.……
Today a small blanket called the Change of seasons as a sign of support on your journey to create new habits for our new reality, so that you will experience the sun in your face and the wind in your back again.
always looking for something a little different to what I normally post so a different pose makes a change all be it only a slight change.
I had a lovely night out wearing this dress once again, Its such a fab frock to dance around in. The new hair needs to settle in a bit give a few weeks of abuse and it will look as natural as can be.
All the elements came together for this photo. But even now in mid-April the landscape is changing almost before my eyes. The green peach fuzz evident on the background tree represents the first signs of budding and leafing. I'm thrilled by the rebirth of vegetation after the long darkness of winter. However I'm always torn as the starkness of bare tree limbs gradually fades away. I love spring and summer and warmth and light. But I also love the atmosphere created by the bleakness of fall and winter. It's really the cornerstone of my photographic passion.
Rather than bore you with a thousand and one posts of this outfit i thought i would do this instead to show how an outfit can be changed just by adding or removing a few items.
Looks a lot better without the coat I think. My poor old cardigan is in need of a repair it looks to have been attacked by a moth on the sleeve leaving a little hole. I should be able to repair it i think.
When I've been out in the afternoon and then I carry it on into the evening I need to change at least part of my outfit. On this occasion it was my skirt :-)
no this is not the complete Maximilian von Montegla, nor it's himself, This is just a very small part of his colossal statue standing at the Promenadenplatz in Munich. This is the only piece of art, there are at least five of them. The most curios one, the di-Lasso-statue dar, or as it called in Munich the Michael Jackson statue. Still today there are fresh flowers, pictures and small gifts from his fans. Just because Michael used to stay at the Bayerischer Hof.
The funny part of the picture, we went there with some friends to photograph the lights of the Promenadenplatz, and try something new. For example manual mode, tripod always the same position, just change the white balance. I looked at the pictures, the light very different on each picture. Just did not get it. But the answer from our guide Chris was simple. The lights were on automatic timers, going dark to bright within a short time. But not all of them at the same time, this would be to easy. But this is another story.
The real story, we are packing up, because we want to get some Glühwein, mulled wine, since it's close to christmas evening. So standing there, ready stow away camera, tripod and other stuff, the last couple of pictures, yes guessed rigth Maximillian
Everything there is to know and some more
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Another poster supporting action on Climate Change. It is amazing how our government leaders seem to live in a bubble of denial.
The amazing Koala Skeleton motif is by Jodi Magi and is used with permission.
Get off your couches people and join a protest or go talk to your local member.
Changing times at Interlaken by 2007. Later motorcoach 313 class ABeh4/4.II last of three delivered in 1986 to the BOB. 156kW (1684 bhp) leading the Grindelwald portion, which also conveys a similar portion for Lauterbrunnen. Nikon FM2/ Fuji 100 Provia side, home scanned
Changes
David Bowie
I watch the ripples change their size
But never leave the stream
Of warm impermanence and
So the days float through my eyes
But still the days seem the same
And these children that you spit on
As they try to change their worlds
Are immune to your consultations
They're quite aware
of what they're going through
Ch-ch-ch-ch-Changes
(Turn and face the stranger)
Ch-ch-Changes
Don't tell them to grow up and out of it
Ch-ch-ch-ch-Changes
(Turn and face the stranger)
Ch-ch-Changes
Where's your shame
You've left us up to our necks in it
Time may change me
But you can't trace time
Taken at Potter Point this week with the Focus Crew. Hope you like "Changes"....Cheers, Mike
“Change is the only constant” ~ Proverb
The Main Terrace at Mammoth Hot Springs provides an ideal representation of the Earth’s powerful forces at work. The landscape surrounding the Main Terrace is in a constant state of change as new springs boil to the surface and older ones become inactive. We have visited this very spot at least three different times, and it has never looked the same.
Have a great Tuesday....and as always, thanks for stopping by to visit :-)
And live my life ,
And have friends around .
We never change, do we ?
We never learn, do we ?
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A recently refurbished 45060 'Sherwood Forester' has arrived at Birmingham New Street. Waiting to take over the new crew are standing near the cab as the previous driver collects his belongings. On the platform a father and son lurk in the hope of cabbing the loco before it continues its inter-regional journey.
The loco was built at Crewe Works as D100, it entered traffic 08/05/1961. It was withdrawn 08/12/1985. It is preserved and owned by the Pioneer Diesel Group.
This and a number of other negatives were photographed with my Minolta Autocord 6cm x 6cm, they were taken on days when I was out with my wife. The films were stored separately from my railway files and are undated and unprinted. I suspect this was taken around 1980 as I went 6 x 4.5 later that year.
Copyright Geoff Dowling: All rights reserved
Mark of Falworth has fond memories of the annual New Year's ball at the Palace of Lorean. Before the ascension of the evil Queen Galainir, it was a tradition of the Princes of Loreos to hold a fête in anticipation of the new season.
Anyone who was anyone was to be there, dressed in their very best. The Prince was usually in excellent humor during the festivities, happily reminiscing the glorious feats of his knights and armies.
It was a time to remember great events, battles, brave deeds and glorious conquests of times past. But it was also a time to look forward to what adventures and daring exploits the future held. Little did Mark realize how much the world, and his life, would change in the next year...
My entry to my LCC Brawl vs. colobustaco.
Since Mark is in desperate straits in the depths of the shade I thought something from the past would make more sense for the category of New Year's celebration, Roawia-style!
TFVAHAGD! ;)