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Faith can be a difficult thing to explain. For many it equates to superstition and is nonsensical. For me, there is no doubt about God's existence and his creative genius. I can feel it in my heart, soul, and bones.
I am convinced the veil between this life and the next life is such that we can't see from this side to the other, but from the other side, I'm betting the veil is much thinner. I also think God is much, much closer and present in our everyday lives than we realize.
A few weeks ago, I was letting the chaos in the world grind me down, and then I looked out of our screened porch to see two jet streams forming the sign of the cross. Complete coincidence? Probably. But not necessarily. I think God sneaks up on us when we least expect it, and does things like placing the sign of the cross with a couple of random jet streams, just for someone to see at exactly the right time -- like me. And then after He's done it and I see it and I think about it, he whispers in my conscience loud enough for me to hear, "was it me"? And I smile, and in my conscience I say "yes, it was you". And I am reminded that God has a great sense of humor, he's much closer than I think, and the veil from heaven's side is very thin indeed.
Carmel, IN
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It is difficult to shoot these adorable tiny birds because they hardly ever stand still. This was shot just before takeoff.
Sorry I’m not around much. I’m fighting pneumonia and it’s been raining A LOT so the photos I take from my windows are in dim light, which my camera doesn’t like.
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Difficult shot....lifted his head up as I took shot ... Before that someone stood by front wheel so best I could do....
Vicolo di Palermo. Bambini,cani,galline spesso condividono gli stessi spazi di gioco in strada. Il vicolo rappresenta in quegli anni nel sud (specialmente nei quartieri più vecchi e popolari) quella “scuola di vita” all’interno della quale si formano le esperienze dei bambini ,che spesso segnano poi i percorsi individuali di ogni singolo. Percorsi difficili, rischiosi, e comunque deficitari.
Alley of Palermo. Children, dogs, chickens often share the same spaces of play in the street. The alley is in those years in the south (especially in older neighborhoods and popular) that "school of life" in which form the experiences of children, who often then mark the paths of each individual. Paths difficult, risky, and still in deficit.
Topcon RE SUPER
Difficult to take this one.. There was a very narrow space between the window and the blinds but she was too cute to be missed :)
It's difficult for a photo to demonstrate the scale of the steep slopes lining the upper end of Carlin Gill (and most other Howgill valleys), but those trees beside Carlingill Beck are indeed tree-sized – they're not huge, but they're not bushes!
I suppose they have a sheltered, well-water location, with thin glacial soil improved by nutrients washed downhill.
Maybe statistics express it better. The very flat slope to the left of the trees ascends ~125 m from the Beck to the ridgetop, maintaining a 1-in-1.76 incline for a horizontal distance of 220 m. No wonder the sheep walk single-file on narrow terraces.
Even then, the end of the flat section isn't the top, which is beyond a further, teasingly convex slope.
The furthest ridge on the left descends rightwards from Knowles (461 m) towards Back Balk. The nearer ridge is simply on the side of Carlin Gill, between the tributary gulleys of Small Gill and Heskaw Gill. The right bank is the sparser-vegetated Screes of Black Force.
The hill in the background is Greyrigg Pike, 4 km away.
Difficult the get this frame right due to the light was coming in almost at 12 o’clock, I had to shoot 2 frames, since I noticed flare on the first frame.
Camera: Nikon F4
Lens: Micro Nikkor 55mm f2.8
Film: Ilford HP5
Negative scan, D-76 1:1, 10min
It is difficult to take the flower picture even in open shade, because it overexposed easily. Have a great day!
It's so difficult to catch a cormorant with a fish. They pop up to the surface, often some distance away from where they dived, and the fish is swallowed in a second or two - giving very little time to frame a shot, focus and fire the shutter. That's my excuse for this terrible shot.
Roach I think, but others may know better.
Difficult for me to get a decent in-flight shot but this turned out quite well considering it was so high in the sky.
To sum up a complex human being into a small collection of photos and moments of an experience you witnessed is very difficult but I try to do it each time.
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It was so hard to hold this postion without sliding back. It doesn't look like it but this slab of cement is on a very steep angle :P
The location that i am at is really close to my house and is the remains of a building that burnt down a very long time ago. I always feel somewhat awkward photographing there because there are houses at the top of the hill overlooking the location.
Difficult to separate from Eurasian Treecreeper: note slightly longer bill, shorter hind claw, browner flanks, and even steps on the wingbar. In the field best separated by voice, a penetrating "tut." Where it overlaps in range with Eurasian Treecreeper tends to be found in more deciduous woodlands at lower altitudes and in farmlands and parks.
Goritsa, Bulgaria. May 2016.
the difficult surgery went well ..... now we will hope !
listen: Yellow
Look at the stars
Look how they shine for you
And everything you do
Yeah, they were all yellow
I came along
I wrote a song for you
And all the things you do
And it was called Yellow
So then I took my turn
Oh, what a thing to have done
And it was all yellow
Your skin, oh yeah, your skin and bones
Turn into something beautiful
And you know, you know I love you so........
so difficult to recall all these bugs' names but i'm sure i've posted something similar before. so alien looking! wouldn't like to be bitten by those nasty looking mandibles!
Even in difficult times my furry friends can put a smile on my face!
Hope it works for you all too:)
Because of some cercumstances I am not able to visit and comment. Hope to catch up with you all real soon!
Difficult to classify, the Silver Chute Spider seems to be an arachnid contorted into the guise of an canine. With an exceptional sense of smell (Second only to the Energy Hounds), they can find suitable prey regardless of how it hides. Once located, they will ambush the target by jabbing them with their hollow proboscis, injecting a nasty anesthetic venom which renders the victim helpless as the spider begins to feed while the prey is still alive.
January, 1978 was a difficult winter for all the Midwestern roads. Tremendous amounts of snow snarled Chicago and brought rail traffic to a standstill. All carriers were short of power. The Milwaukee Road borrowed several GP35's from the B&O and they made many trips to St. Paul. On January 21, 1978 B&O 3540 leads two other GP35's on what I think was Number 212 getting ready to depart where Oakland tower used to stand. Even more unusual for the time MILW GP30 1006 joined another GP30 and GP35 1506 as hump power.
After a difficult but successful searching of Pumas in sectors close to the Torres del Paine National Park in the Chilean Patagonia, and fighting against a strong wind and low temperatures with the pioneer in tracking of pumas in Patagonia, biologist and wild photographer, Rodrigo Moraga, we achieved the great reward of finding this mother with her four cubs of no more than three months and feeding on a guanaco recently hunted by her. Finding a family feeding and playing together, forced us to spend long hours contemplating at a discreet and silent distance their games and activities, which invited us to remember when we were cubs too, with those same antics, bothering our mother, and she, with that patience that all mothers have, looked at us with love and patience. A very exciting moments of those that photography will help me to remember forever, and also that helped me to think in moments of my childhood.
Difficult conditions for shooting Aurora last night, very bright Waxing Gibbous Moon, heavy mist near the ground and lots of moisture on the lens... and the odd Badger out to spook me in the fog...
Its difficult to capture the Grand Canyon in one frame. Which parts of the canyon to capture is really nerve wracking. I explored different areas of the canyon and captured this. Hope you like it.
difficult to imagine this scene in Sydney
Sunset at rouse hill
Had to wait till the cows came home
Shot with Canon 600d and 55-250MM lens
Sorry, to me is very difficult to visit people that always only leave a fav without commenting...
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locatiion : Kyoto Hosen-in temple , Bankan-en Garden
( meaning difficult to leave,and also known as 'picture frame garden)
京都大原 宝泉院 額縁庭園’盤桓園’( 立ち去り難いという意）
Hosen - in Temple is located next to of the Shorin - in Temple, where the priest Honen Sho-nin had the famous religeous debate with Kenshin, chief magistrate of Ohara Temple. The library, rebuilt in 1502, is famous for its "chitenjo" (bloody ceiling) in the passageway, taken from Fushimi Castle. The famous garden contains a pine tree, more than 700 years old, in the shape of Mt. Oumifuji.
This beautiful framed garden invites the visitor into a world of comfort. Also, be sure to enjoy some powdered green tea while listening to the sound of the Suikinkutsu (Japanese water hollow harp garden feature). - Kyoto Prefecture
Canon EOS M5 / EF-M22mm f/2 STM
ƒ/11.0 22.0 mm 1/30sec ISO100
manual exposure /focus /IS off
[19 aprile 2015
Ho letto dell'ennesimo naufragio nel nostro mare, e delle centinaia di morti che ci sono stati, oggi.
mi tornano in mente le mie emozioni di quelche tempo fa, e vi invito a farci su un pensiero.]
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pensando ai molti che hanno avuto bisogno di un salvataggio durante un viaggio di disperazione
pensando ai molti che avrebbero avuto bisogno di un salvataggio, che però non è arrivato
pensando ai nostri viaggi pericolosi, nei mari insidiosi delle nostre vite comode e difficili
pensando alle mani che possiamo tenderci, alle parole che possiamo dirci, agli sguardi che possiamo scambiarci, all'umanità che possiamo trasmetterci, per non aver bisogno di un salvataggio
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thinking about the too many people who needed a lifeboat during a desperation journey
thinking about the too many people who never saw that lifeboat in time
thinking to our dangerous journeys, in the treacherous waters of our lives, so comfortable and difficult
thinking to the hands we can lend to each other, to the words we can tell, the glances we can exchange, the humanity we can transfer to each other, for not needing a lifeboat
Padova, 2014
A difficult to find Sykes's Lark near Velavadar National Park in Gujarat, India. This rare bird is the same colour as its habitat and blends in so well. Usually seen when it flies. Sykes's Lark is mainly restricted to central India, although stray records have been found elsewhere on the sub-continent.
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