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There are constructive moments and by drager meurtant

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There are constructive moments / and those at which we must acknowledge / there is no place for imperfection. // Only to be replaced by constructions / even more composed of imperfect elements.

(Quote from philosopher - artist Jacques de Santo Torres, 1888-1972)

buzzard by chris van dolleweerd

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constructive collage - (Explored) by Demetrios Lyras

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Financial District, San Francisco CA. US

Jasper Rocky Mountain Sheep...#8 by Guy Lichter

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All constructive comments are appreciated. TIA

The bighorn sheep (Ovis canadensis) is a species of sheep native to North America. It is named for its large horns. A pair of horns might weigh up to 14 kg (30 lb); the sheep typically weigh up to 143 kg (315 lb).(Wikipedia).

To see more pictures of Rocky Mountain Sheep please visit by album at www.flickr.com/photos/black_cat_photography/albums/721777...

by Siep

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Constructive comments are welcome and thanks for your comments on my previous images.Have a nice sunday.

Exposure 30 seconds,F7,ISO 100.,Cokin filter.

the old harbor by chris van dolleweerd

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strasbourg streets by chris van dolleweerd

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urban abstract by Adrián Pilván

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underneath the leaves by chris van dolleweerd

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...HighVoltage... by 7H3M4R713N

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nr 69 by chris van dolleweerd

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Great Horned Owlet...#5 by Guy Lichter

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All constructive comments regarding this picture, subject, composition, etc are welcome and appreciated. TIA.

To see more pictures of Great Horned Owls please visit my Great Horned album at www.flickr.com/photos/black_cat_photography/albums/721577...

To learn more about these magnificent birds please visit www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/Great_Horned_Owl/

drops by chris van dolleweerd

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Sunset by Asad Bilal

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blue & red by chris van dolleweerd

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the 50mm project nr: 35

the goal: make 50 shots at 50mm.

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balancing act by chris van dolleweerd

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wonderfull nature by chris van dolleweerd

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golden fields by chris van dolleweerd

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Lily 4 by Bryan Koorstad

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Constructive criticism and/or tips (equipment use, post-processing, creativity, etc) for capturing a better photo would be extremely helpful and appreciated...

Thank you for every single view, comment, and fav. They are very much appreciated!

Epiphany by kristian.eric

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the mystery of the missing sock by chris van dolleweerd

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Taking An Urban Stroll by Mike Huckfield

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stirred not shaken by chris van dolleweerd

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The liquid project nr: 44

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Stormy Seas at Amble by Iain

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Sunday 10/52

Todays photo is from an afternoon visit to the pier at Amble to catch an image of the stormy seas and snowy showers. It was very cold!

This image is a combination of two exposures, one exposed for the foreground and one exposed for the sky. The two images where combined manually in Photoshop Elements 9 using layers and masks before boosting contrast slightly then resizing and a slight sharpening.

Here is an aerial view of this images location using Flashearth. The link will open in a new window or tab.

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All images are ©Iain Huitson 2012.

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NO WAR OR BLOOD FOR OIL / Geneva, Switzerland Graffiti // Rita Crane Photography by Rita Crane

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A beautiful old fountain in Geneva....with sculpture of Dionysus and defaced by graffiti. This photo was shot during the US invasion of Iraq, in March of 2003. The graffitti was shocking of course, seeing it desecrating a venerable old fountain, and it consisted only of the black spray painted writing. BUT THE INVASION IN THE MIDDLE EAST WAS WAY MORE SHOCKING.

I was visiting my family in Geneva, Switzerland, and when we passed by this fountain, I HAD to stop and take a picture.

It was when the American "SHOCK AND AWE" campaign was in full swing and we watched American tanks tearing up Baghdad in front of a backdrop of fires and smoke ..... We saw it all in our Swiss hotel room on International CNN. It was pretty SHOCKING AND AWFUL all right. Awful and shocking and it made me sick to watch.

[I processed the shot in Photoshop, and no elements have been added, except the color red. I was back in Geneva again the following year, in March of 2004 to visit my family, and went by to see the fountain. The city had completely cleaned up the graffiti.]

With this photo, I wanted to show something about how I felt about the invasion my country had embarked on to try to protect our strategic interests in the Middle East, as we buzz around in our gasoline engine driven cars. No one's at fault in this bad dream. We are all - all - in it together.....collectively dreaming the nightmare ........ one vast human unconscious subconscious motivation of sorts.........and we seem somewhat asleep with regards this kind of global travesty, assuming that war is a completely natural way to resolve issues. As if there were no other way open to us as a species.

Of course war is as natural as eating on planet earth and certainly won't stop any time soon, as long as we continue to use the primitive parts of our brains rather than the higher aspects of our consciousness. It will take centuries of human evolution for a big enough majority of our species to develop the awareness it takes to have the skill AND will for creative conflict resolution. I think it's possible, but it is a long road. In the meantime we will see more of this kind of struggle and hardship, unfortunately.

Evolution is a very slow process, but certainly it is encouraged by people expressing positive vision, creating beauty, observing the wonder of our world, sharing this across international boundaries! all these things help wake us up to our common humanity. Maybe this sounds idealistic, but I am not ashamed to have positive aspirations. I have seen people in my world change and develop skillful ways to communicate. I have seen positive change even in one generation! This is very encouraging. As the world gets smaller because of mass communication via technology, what happens in one corner of the world is quickly known everywhere on the planet. I believe this will help accelerate our development of higher consciousness. I believe ultimately human beings prefer enjoying life rather than destroying it, if given half the chance.

In the meantime, as wars rage, here are some creative and practical solutions we can all participate in to move our world in a forward constructive direction, with regards the very basic things we use to live:

www.sustainable.org/ ...

www.greenbiz.com - actual news about big businesses that are going green and explaining how it makes good sense financially

blowing bubbles by chris van dolleweerd

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The liquid project nr: 11

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Native Flower of the Channel Islands by Wendell

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Constructive criticism appreciated!

Mandalay Bay (Las Vegas, NV) by Fat Tire Tour

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Constructive comments and/or criticism are definitely welcome, thanks!

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un verre d'eau by chris van dolleweerd

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Dark Shark Nebula by Jeremy Jonkman

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Here is my take on the Shark nebula (LDN1235) located in the constellation Cepheus. Hope you all enjoy and thanks for any constructive comments.

Imaging telescope: Stellarvue sv70t

Mount: Celestron advanced VX

Imaging Camera: ZWO ASI 1600mm Cool

Lights

Red - 60x60sec

Green - 60x60sec

Blue - 60x60sec

Lum - 120x60sec

Lum - 100x180sec

25 flats

35 darks

50 bias

Total integration 10 hours

the other side (explore) by chris van dolleweerd

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Y redue on black by Wendell

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First time I've attempted to mask the background...

200 for sale by chris van dolleweerd

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Today i had the good news that i reached 200 photo's for sale at Getty images.

a little milestone for me!

Great Horned Owlet...#9 by Guy Lichter

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All constructive comments regarding this picture, subject, composition, etc are welcome and appreciated. TIA.

To see more pictures of Great Horned Owls please visit my Great Horned album at www.flickr.com/photos/black_cat_photography/albums/721577...

To learn more about these magnificent birds please visit www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/Great_Horned_Owl/

by Rubel Mahmud

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cheers by chris van dolleweerd

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The liquid project nr: 25

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_MG_3156 by TC Kay

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going down by chris van dolleweerd

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small by chris van dolleweerd

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Who you looking AT! by Wendell