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its funny. How one minute life is great, the next minute it sucks again. Its funny how parents can treat one child one way, and another child in the complete oposite.
Its funny how people can make you hate them so much, that you just cant stand to see their face anymore. Its funny how some people see you as being old enough to leave you on your own, whilst
they leave you to go to another country, left to fend for yourself, yet, you arent old enough to get married. Its funny how some people are just pathetic. Its even worse when some people are your parents.
Yeah, im not in a good mood, you can probably guess by reading that. Infact, i hope my parents read this and realise that what they are doing is unfair, and wrong. And infact, if they bothered to stop for one moment, and just
ask me how im feeling, they'd see all the anger, the stress, the worry and the hurt that i lock up inside and hide from them. I hope they read this and realise that they are hurting me and pushing me away.
These holidays suck. They are boring and slow, and im fed up already. Just need to find somewhere exciting to go, even if its just for a day.
anyways, rant over.
Me and chloe went for a walk yesterday. The sun was setting, and i had a long exposure of the beach planned. But me being me, we got there and the tide was out. So we went for a little walk instead.
30 mins, 4 cold hands, 40 crappy photos, 20 cold toes, and 1 soaking wet foot later, we went home. This was the best of the bunch. Not great eh? If you've actually read all of this, then well done! let me know and
i'll fav/comment/testimonial you or something xD
Please seek permission before using my work. Also, please refrain from posting glittery picture awards.
Although the thought is nice, id rather a simple link to the group.
I've not had the time to edit and upload just recently so here is another sunset from a couple of weeks ago in Lincolnshire. Shot on my Canon 5D MkIII.
We decided to climb the mountain Armaghan, once we had to stop paragliding because of the heavy rain. This mountain is about 65km away from Lake Sevan. Armaghan is a volcanic mountain at an altitude of 2,829m above the sea level. Our aim was to get to the top to see a small (100m diameter) rain-fed lake and an old church. However, this time we weren't lucky. We were stuck in the muddy road, because of the constant rain. All the trails leading closer to the mountain are through the fields (that is to say, there are NO roads). The strange thing, is that whenever we decided to stop and return back, the clouds would disappear, as if challenging us to continue, and whenever we decided the weather was good enough to give it another try, the mountain was veiled with thick clouds again. Well, we didn't make it this time to the top of Armaghan, but we'll surely do next time. At least, we could help out a family, with their car stuck in the mud in the middle of nowhere. I think there was practically no chance any other crazies would appear there by the next day, so you can imagine how happy they were to see us :)
Despite all, this is a beautiful place to visit , if you're not afraid to travel wild. I love my county!
Thanks for your visit and have a great day!
it doesn't look like they are but they were running across the field, far away... so not the best quality image but I still like it.
... bei schönstem Sonntagswetter - die gleiche Idee hatten auch noch ganz viele Andere. Es hat sich aber gelohnt.
Created for TMI group's challenge, "In the Style of Monet, Gaugin or Rousseau".
A vast field of Purple Loose-Strife, gorgeous to look at but the bane of many a farmer's life. This highly aggressive and rapidly growing weed is spreading like wildfire on wetlands and fields, choking out everything else around it, as beautiful as it is.
All that aside I thought they made for beautiful imagery and made the most of it.
View Large on Black.
Just as Trevor and I were heading home we saw a great opportunity to catch the remaining light. I got lucky with this shot, the wind was blowing the stalks around a bit. It calmed for just a second and I was able to get it.
Two different versions of the same tessellation - basically the same, the flowers can be finished in many different ways.
The big pink one is made from 30 cm square, the smaller brownish one from 20 cm square of thinner craft paper.
The smaller tessellation had a grid rotated 22.5 degrees using the same position as in my tutorial for Flower on the Crossroads, the big one is made with natural, quite easier position of the grid. This may help answering the question if it adds something special if we rotate a grid... Does it?
I like it more, but much more brain twisting is needed. The good approach may be to cut the square after the basic grid lines are placed to get that rotated grid without too much pain. I should try again as I would like to have more flowers on it, not only 1 plus 4 disected ones.
Btw. the square intersections can also be populated by many other elements, for example hydrangeas. But I quite like the big empty squares as they contrast well with dense flowers.
I've been off Flickr for a long time; longer than the last time. I will be slowly catching up with the photo streams of friends and contacts who I have had the pleasure of meeting online and offline. It got to the point where I had to make a choice between shooting, processing photos or doing Flickr. I've also been spending a lot more time looking at photo books and individual photography (and photographer) websites. My new tactic is to set a time limit on how long I'm on Flickr, that probably won't work but it's worth a shot (no pun intended).
That said, I think posting more frequently will help. So at least for the rest of the year I will try to post at least one photo daily. Time will tell if this succeeds.
Strobist: WL1600 to right of camera. Triggered via pocket wizards.
A possible standard for the Ravage? Just made some combos and I thought they turned out rather nicely!
A rice field of the minority in Lũng Cú Town, right next to Lũng Cú Flagpole. This is a very rare place in the highland region of Hà Giang that has a flat terrain.
Kröftel liegt als östlichster Stadtteil von Idstein im östlichen Hintertaunus. Durch den Ort fließt der Köftelbach, ein linker östlicher Zufluss des Dattenbachs, der bei Eppstein zum Schwarzbach wird. Die südliche Gemarkungsgrenze ist identisch mit dem geradlinigen Verlauf des Römischen Limes.
if anyone knows what this feathery-looking crop is, I'd be interested to know. I've seen it a few times in Limburg and Brabant Asparagus!
These images were taken in the fields outside of Nijmegen in The Netherlands using a Kodak Brownie Hawkeye with a flipped lens on old TMax 400 film.
great western pannier tank 6430 emerges from the woods west of glyndyfrdwy and follows the river dee towards carrog
Wildflower field near Industry, Texas. Not as good as last year, but this is the best I have seen so far this year in Washington and Austin Counties.