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Thats Bhupya.....a very busy person.
This was clicked as we were getting near the final climb to Torna.
Bhupya mandal lai lai aabhri ahe for letting me use the camera :)
We think we’re lone islands at sea, but there’s connective tissue all around us. The great ocean touches every island all the time.
I’m standing on a sandstone headland that protrudes into the Pacific. From 100 feet of elevation, a different perspective is revealed. There aren’t 100 criss-crossing waves, as it often seems when you walk the beach, but instead they come rolling along in beautiful long formations.
If we could ride with the sea creatures down to the bottom, we would see how all the islands rise out of Earth’s crust. We’re all built from the same stuff, shaped from the same mud. When the waves come, they hit all of us.
Pasillo conectivo entre el vestíbulo de la futura estación y el acceso principal, saliente a las torres de oficinas de Catalinas Norte.
Heavy rainfall last weekend combined with an unsually cold winter has produced ice jams and flooding along the Connecticut River.
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This photo is part of my ongoing incognito project.
A project about unrecognizability.
The nature of the connection forged between humans and animals is difficult to define. Although both mammal, our minds are wired differently. Still, there are many fundamentals of the heart that are similar. Sometimes, one can establish a rapport that has its own, undefinable language; its own emotional fluidity.
It is more than mere co-existence.
A mesmerizing natural tunnel formed by the dense, overlapping branches of old village trees. This deeply shaded rural road provides a cool, tranquil corridor through the countryside. An approaching auto-rickshaw (easy bike) adds a touch of human scale and daily rhythm to this profoundly green and peaceful landscape.
Eastern Sierra
I would stare at the images of Galen Rowell. Dipped in rich color, the textures almost palpable. Standing at the foothills of the Sierra its easy to see what moved Galen to create the magical images he did.
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I know I posted a similar shot in 2010, actually I was hoping to get a cloudy sunset for this shot, unfortunately the clouds cleared out :-(
It has been quite chilly in Dubai these days, between 14 to 18 Celsius. I am not going to complain though :)
Digital Blending and Vertical Panorama, a total of 8 exposures used: 2 for the top part of the vertorama, 6 for the bottom part.
Dubai Set | Digital Blending Set | Night Photography Set | Burj Khalifa Set | Vertoramas Set
KINNER KAILASH | A PRAYER AND AN OFFERING TO LORD SHIVA.
IN THE LAND OF THE LAMA | I came back to the city after spending a week in a mythical, fabled land of indescribable beauty. A week without connectivity to cell phones, internet and city life. 21st century time and space seemed like a distant memory. Time stands still in the Land of the Lama. It was an extraordinary, unforgettable journey through some of the most dangerous road conditions in the world. I overcame my fears (both imagined and real) with a little help from my camera. The urge to capture something real and meaningful can lead one into zones where one may otherwise never have ventured. The meaning of life resides in many things. For me it resides in photography. Everything else is secondary.
Every part of the human body is connected.
Without this connection, we would perish.
The human body is our gift from our creator.
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I have always granted myself the freedom to exercise artistic license and pursue whatever brings me joy. Currently, digital AI artwork fulfills that purpose, at least for the time being.
Connectivity - new malls are interlinked. You see people moving inside buildings rather than outdoor
Reduced gray matter and altered brain connectivity are linked to problematic [addictive] smartphone use:
“The review identified consistent patterns across structural imaging studies. Individuals exhibiting problematic smartphone use tended to show reduced gray matter volume in specific brain areas, including the insular cortex, the anterior cingulate cortex, and the orbitofrontal cortex. The insular cortex is involved in emotional awareness and regulating the body’s internal states, while the orbitofrontal cortex plays a role in decision-making and assigning value to rewards. Additionally, studies using diffusion tensor imaging, which maps white matter tracts, suggested alterations in the neural pathways connecting frontal brain regions to limbic areas involved in emotion.”
“Functional imaging studies provided further insights into cognitive processing in affected individuals. When their brains were scanned in a resting state without a specific task, they showed altered connectivity within networks responsible for attention and executive control. When faced with tasks requiring high cognitive effort, individuals with problematic use frequently demonstrated reduced activation in prefrontal control regions. This pattern suggests a diminished capacity to inhibit impulses or maintain focus under demanding conditions.”
“In contrast, when presented with smartphone-related cues, such as notifications or pictures of the device, their brains showed heightened activity in reward-processing circuits. These neural responses to smartphone cues appear similar to patterns seen in substance use disorders, indicating conditioned associations between the device and gratification. The review also found evidence of altered emotional processing, with some studies showing different neural responses to facial expressions compared to control groups.”
www.psypost.org/reduced-gray-matter-and-altered-brain-con...
Daniel 4:16 “Let his mind be altered from that of a human being, and let an animal's mind be given to him, and let seven periods of time go by for him.”