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I'm surprisingly flexible.
This was easy to edit, just two photos masked together.
The hard part was taking a photo of myself laying on the ground, in focus, in frame, and without squinting my eyes (while staring straight into the sun). Inspired by a photo I found on Instagram, though I forgot to screen-cap it so I don't know the photographer's name.
May this year will be fulfilled with happiness and health!
The Kadomatsu is generally constructed with three lengths of bamboo which represent durability and flexibility. The pine boughs signify longevity, and the plum blossoms suggest strength through adversity.
Eagle emblem on the most ornate and largest sl;ed I have eve seen. It was as tall as the beams acrtoss the ceiling and looked to hold maybe 4 or 5 people
A small twirl of twine about an inch across.
Lens SMC Pentax-M 50mm F1.7 at F8 and a 10mm extension tube.
La Perdida, Miquihuana, Mexico.
This plant was first described in 1927 by Bödecker as 'Echinocactus schmiedickeanus'.
Only later in 1937 this plant became the first member of the new genus Turbinicarpus and remained the type species since then.
In collections this plant is often mistaken with other Turbinicarpus, especially all the local forms of T. klinkerianus or T. schwarzii.
The identification of this species is pretty simple anyway, and it's based on the long, thick, flexible and curly spines amply covering the plant, and on the flower, white with more or less accentuated pink or purple midstripes, appearing from December to February.
I am always amazed at the enormous flexibility that these birds have.
I don't think I would be able to achieve those neck movements even if I trained for it.
Photo taken next to the Aguisejo river, in the town of Ayllón, province of Segovia, Spain.
FLEXIBILIDAD DE CUELLO, 2024
Siempre me maravilla observar la enorme flexibilidad que tienen estas aves.
Yo creo que no conseguiría esos movimientos de cuello ni entrenándome para ello.
Foto tomada junto al río Aguisejo, en la localidad de Ayllón, provincia de Segovia, España.
Wolfgang Tillmans *1968
„paper drop fused II”, „paperdrop fused I”, 2006
C-Print, 210 x 145 cm
Exhibition „Wolfgang Tillmans Nothing could have prepare us – Everything could have prepare us”
Centre Pompidou 13.06. - 22.09.2025 (4e)
Paris, Frankreich 20.08.2025
www.centrepompidou.fr/en/program/calendar/event/nSlcbMZ
www.centrepompidou.fr/en/pompidou-plus/magazine/article/w...
www.youtube.com/watch?v=FBOCcvkEC9w
Biegsame Senkrechten
Wolfgang Tillmans *1968
„paper drop fused II”, „paperdrop fused I”, 2006
C-Print, 210 x 145 cm
Ausstellung „Wolfgang Tillmans Nichts hätte uns darauf vorbereiten können – Alles hätte uns darauf vorbereiten können”
Centre Pompidou 13.06. bis 22.09.2025 (4e)
Paris, Frankreich 20.08.2025
parissecret.com/de/letzte-ausstellung-centre-pompidou-wol...
www.radiodrei.de/programm/schema/sendungen/radio3_am_morg...
Session at Praia do Bessa. Gladis demonstrated her grand flexibility doing this yoga posture in a great location.
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Here is how the Belgian owners describe Rambiz:
"Scaldis' heavy lift vessel, Rambiz, is unique in the world with her two cranes, shallow draft, large deckspace and renewed large accommodation facilities. This arrangement, together with other qualities, give the vessel the capability to operate in areas no other comparable vessel can reach. Her ability to work in both deep and very shallow waters provides valuable flexibility. The combination of two main cranes enables the Rambiz to lift unusual structures that would otherwise require two separate vessels. The two cranes allow maximum flexibility in handling structures, dual lifts and more."
Common Name : Greater Flamingo
Species : Phoenicopterus Roseus
Kingdom: Animalia
Phylum: Chordata
Class: Aves
Order: Phoenicopteriformes
Family: Phoenicopteridae
Genus: Phoenicopterus
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Csigaver!!!
......az nem folyt!
:-)
Barmilyen hihetetlennek is tunik serules nekul kepes atkelni a pengen.
Kolyok koromban hallottam errol eloszor, azota szerettem volna kiprobali.
A csigat nem tudom, nem nyilatkozott, de nem is ellenkezett.
Szo nelkul belement...
Szoval az otlet nem az enyem. -sajnos.
Theme Description: From classic pointy shoes to a dame's dramatic widow's peak, from mountain tops to a scaly animal's structured tail, the tips or pointed ends of objects are all around us. For this theme, capture your doll in her most dramatic gown with pointy shoulders, showcase his flexibility with a pose that reaches a vertical tipping point, or zoom in on an everyday object or landscape in your doll's world with a pointed edge. Find novel or creative ways to make this ubiquitous feature a focal point of your photo. Aim, "point," and click those shutter buttons!
This photo: For this theme, I knew I wanted to focus on fashion, and "pointed" made me think of the high contrast colors of black, white, and red. I started with the outfit and found that the perfect doll to model it was a (Basics) Barbie. :)
Glasses/necklace: Mattel
Crop top and skirt: Sal (It was totally unplanned that the outfit I chose for its pointy structure also had the word "appointed" visible in the text. I didn't see that until I was editing!
Purse and earrings: Integrity Toys