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Puts end to all our woes
Bring empires to their halt
Steals the breath from lungs
Similarities and Differences,
Same perfume, same smell.
This is essentially the same photograph as Fallen Pine Tree (I), the only difference is the crop. There is a fallen branch on the left right corner of Fallen Pine Tree (I), I somehow think this fallen branch disrupts the composition.
I took a picture of this same house in late April of the preceding year (see remarks below). I tried a number of times to correct the difference in the colors but was unsuccessful.
there seems to be an unwritten (or possibly it is?) rule among residents that none shall paint his bathing hut in the same colour as his neighbour.
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EXPLORED:Jan 15, 2014 #152
What a difference! ):
In Hungary now is not snow in december and January...Why? Who knows...(
Hó nincs, de nyár sincs.Kedvenc fűzfáim akkor és most.
Budapest XVI.ker.
Two roads diverged in a wood and I - I took the one less traveled by, and that has made all the difference.
Robert Frost
▪️What's the difference between Nazis shooting unarmed Jews & Israelis shooting unarmed Palestinians, between being a starving child in a concentration camp and starving in Gaza? ▪️Pe ziforc'h zo etre nazied o tennañ war Yuzevien hep armoù hag Israeliz o tennañ war Balestiniz hep armoù, etre bezañ ur bugel marnaoniet en ur c'hamp-bac'h ha mervel gant an naon e Gaza? ▪️Cad é an difríocht idir Giúdaigh neamharmtha a lámhach ag na Naitsithe agus Palaistínigh neamharmtha a lámhach ag na hIosraelaigh, idir a bheith i do leanbh ocrach i gcampa géibhinn agus bás a fháil den ocras i nGaza?▪️Pa wahaniaeth sy rhwng Natsïaid yn saethu Iddewon heb eu harfogi ac Israeliaid yn saethu Palesteiniaid heb eu harfogi, rhwng bod yn blentyn newynog mewn gwersyll-garchar a newynu yng Ngasa? ▪️▪️▪️Bŵau Crabys Aberglasne, Sir Gaerfyrddin/ Crab Apple Arches (Malus Arbor), Aberglasney, Carmarthenshire.
last bit of warm light down Glen Etive with Buachaille Etive Mor in the cold light. A hint of light reflected in the semi frozen river.
What happens when two youngsters want to be in the same place at the same time.
Immature White-crowned Sparrows (Zonotrichia leucophrys)
Jackson County, Oregon
Here is another photo of Podere Belvedere, Tuscany’s most photographed villa, about to be engulfed in the rising early-morning mist.
Mist and fog are essentially the same thing, tiny droplets of water floating in the air, forming a cloud that touches the ground. The only difference between mist and fog is the distance that we can see through them, if we can see less than 1 km through the cloud of water droplets it is termed fog, otherwise it is known as mist.
Mist and fog usually form on cool windless nights when the air is too cold to hold all its moisture. When the sky is clear overnight the ground gets colder than the air above it, which causes the air to condense, forming water droplets that hang suspended in the air. Although mist is not as thick as fog, they are both formed in this way. Mist generally stays closer to the ground however, and you can often see over it, particularly in valleys, as the coldest air sinks down and collects in the valleys at night.
Nikon D800, Nikkor 70-300 at 110mm, aperture of f/11, and a 1/30th second exposure.
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What a difference two weeks make! This is the same place I took photos of Cranes two weeks ago and it was all green. My wife and I had to pick up a package in town today and we drove by Creamers Field. The entire field was yellow with flowers! After we picked up our package, we decided to pull in and see what kind of flowers they were. Thought they were dandelions but was wrong, it is some kind of wildflower. In the midst of the flowers, there were Sandhill Cranes mulling around. Took a few photos and really liked this one the most.
If anyone visits Fairbanks during the summer months, Creamers field is a definate place to stop.
Had not intended to make a comparison, but I happened to look out after a short while and saw how much the sun had sunk. Then I tried to get both photos alike but the second was not quite like the first.
There is little difference between the spring and fall plumages of the adults of this species. It can be difficult to age and sex this species and it can be safely done in fall only at the extremes of plumage. The dullest plumage is the first fall female and the individual at the bottom is a good representative of that. Notice the olive and yellow and how low contrasty the bird is. There is some slight contrast between the extreme forehead near the beak along with the area just above the eye compared to the more olive crown and back. There is no bright yellow anywhere. The eye line is not as black and the wing bars are much thinner. The beak of all fall birds of this species is lighter in the fall but the first fall female beak is a pinkish brown.
The bird on top is probably a fall adult male. There is lots of contrast between the olive and yellow areas including the forecrown area. The wing bars are thicker and the eye line is unquestionably black. First fall males and adult females are intermediate in plumage between these two and some of those may at their extremes closely resemble the bird on top.
Difference,
Coldness,
Unique feeling,
Sincere smile,
To change,
Model,
Potential,
Beautiful,
Unique,
Wounded,
Betrayed,
raped,
Hit...
Self reconstruction
A bit of info for those who may be interested:
Order: Opiliones
"Opiliones are known for their exceptionally long legs relative to their body size; however some species are short-legged. As in the Araneae, the body in the Opiliones has two tagmata, the anterior cephalothorax or prosoma, and the posterior ten-segmented abdomen or opisthosoma. The most obvious difference between harvestmen and spiders is that in harvestmen the connection between the cephalothorax and abdomen is broad, so that the body appears to be a single oval structure. Other differences are that Opiliones have no venom glands in their chelicerae. They also have no silk glands and therefore they do not build webs. In some highly derived species the first five abdominal segments are fused into a dorsal shield called the scutum, which in most such species is fused with the carapace. Some such Opiliones only have this shield in the males. In some species the two posterior abdominal segments are reduced. Some of them divided medially on the surface to form two plates beside each other. The second pair of legs are longer than the others and they function as antennae or feelers. In short-legged species this may not be obvious." Wiki
Couldn't resist going back to the same spot a week after taking the first shot of this tree for a comparison. Couldn't believe the difference that seven days has made.
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Two images uploaded today. Same negative, same printing session using Moersch Easy Lith 25+25+950. The only difference is the paper used. Here I used Agfa Brovira grade 4
Saturday was such a beautiful day (see Great Tit picture below) and then we woke up to this on Sunday. We have had so much more snow this year than normal years. The last 3 or 4 years we have had no snow at all in the winter.
A view of the basalt columns, along the edge of the higher section. You can see the colour difference without them being wet. I am fascinated by the whole thing, too. I think I was surprised that people are allowed to just walk all over it.
Made a few small changes to my shape and played around with some new editing techniques. So used to photoshop and changing to Affinity has been... Something.
Brown Falcon
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In the warm aftrenoon sun.
The female has opened up her tummy feathers to cool down. I'd never realised they had a multi-layer dress.
Also shown, is that she is now getting larger then the male (on the right)
Not the best angle for seeing the difference, but it was beginning to show.
A yong boy once asked his teacher:
What is the difference between"I like you" and "I love you"?
The teacher answered:
Well, It's like a flower..
If you like a flower, you pluck it,
But if you love a flower, you water it and nurture it daily and watch it grow.
When we pluck a flower, not only will the flower die, but we can't experience it for any longer than that moment.
When you water it and take care of it daily, you can experience it for a long time.
The important lesson here is:
If you want meaning
If you want purpose
If you want fulfilment
Those things take time
~Jay Shetty
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Diese Treppe markiert den Unterschied zwischen Ebbe und Flut.
This staircase marks the difference between low and high tide.
Carl Zeiss C/Y Planar 50mm f1.4 is the most modern of my vintage lenses. I have to admit that I see no obvious difference with Planar made for Rollei Cameras. At least wide open. There are mant reviews of Planar lenses and in general, the bokeh they produced is at low esteem. It is not extraordinary swirly or bubbly , yet it is far from well controlled bokeh of modern lenses. However, if used to its strengths it produces the images I like very much.
It is made in Japan, probably by Tomioka. Design and quality control were made by Zeiss.