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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 :)
For the "Looking close... on Friday!" challenge "telephone"
It takes two systems to keep us connected, a land-line and a mobile. Living in a small rural village in the Howe of the Ythan river means the surrounding hills make mobile connectivity intermittent and often impossible. So the landline (with several handsets) is our main home telephone. But out and about we use our mobiles, invaluable if you get lost, stranded or break down. The AA (Automobile Association) is our emergency back-stop! ;o)
Macro-Looking Close: Here
Everyday Things : Here
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.
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.
Must be viewed LARGE! Just type L
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
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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My brake lights flashed on the moment I cruised past this little roadside produce stand. I've driven past it innumerable times without much notice. But on this day the encroaching thunderstorm set it off in dramatic fashion. I quickly turned around and pulled off the road. Absolutely quaint and replete with hand-lettered signs and small baskets of produce for sale. This stand is quite typical of my area. It's basically un-staffed and setup on a self-serve basis. You make your selection and pay on the honor system, leaving your cash and making change from a box of money left inside. Difficult to imagine such a payment model still exists in the modern era. I'm sure some folks abuse it. But apparently enough people adhere to the rules as to make it profitable.
These roadside produce retailers tend to pop up as summer winds down, with crops currently in abundance. I didn't make any purchases, but in retrospect I should have left a couple of bucks to cover my use of the facility as a photo location. I took a series of photos as the storm advanced. I absolutely love observing thunderstorms over farmland. There's usually great sky vistas where land has been cleared for farming. And these areas tend to be free of urban clutter such as utility lines and buildings. But my connection goes beyond the visuals. There's a feeling of connectivity witnessing storms out in the open like this. I think it has to do with scale. I tend to feel quite small as the storms tower above me. I'm always enthralled by the dynamism as clouds swirl and transform shape right before my eyes. And those odd moments (as happened here) when the sun momentarily pops out between clouds, spilling glorious sunlight over the landscape just moments before the rain come pounding down. It's a wonderful contrast not only of light and shadow but of feeling and emotion. These are the moments I love for.