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Looking forward to some autumn colour, here's one from a few years back on Loch Tay. Perfect calm conditions for this shot with the first of the snow on Ben Lawers.
Thanks to all who have viewed comment or faved this image, too many to thank individually, but it really means a lot and is very much appreciated.
after a spring full of travel activities i am back at home + one of the first things for my camera was the UCI Thüringen Ladies Pro tour + a last test before the olympic games will start
The cab looked familiar but the bed was longer than other Forward Control Jeeps I had previously seen.
4-wheel drive makes this useful off-road.
I don't get out to shoot the night sky very often. But I sure enjoy the adventure.
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A Green Heron does some scouting for baitfish on Horsepen Bayou. Could it extend to the water from this height? Stay tuned.
Moving Forward is a collection of abstract, ICM (intentional camera movement) images taken in moments of desperation, while trying to survive and find a healthy way to cope with the intense effects of trauma, CPTSD, anxiety and depression. The practice of therapeutic photography and healing actions of taking steps and moving forward come together in this photo project. May it be a source of hope, inspiration, peace or encouragement for you.
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This barred owl was photographed with it's wings forward while in flight in rural Osceola County near Kenansville, Florida.
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The gelada sometimes called the bleeding-heart monkey or the gelada "baboon", is a species of Old World monkey found only in the Ethiopian Highlands.
I must tell you this, Horace has been watching the recent ‘Strictly Come Dancing’ competition on the TV and quite fancies having a go at ballroom dancing himself, however his joints needs a bit of loosening up as he finds it difficult coordinating his trotters. 🐷
So Horace phoned a local dance studio and asked if they could teach him to do the splits, they responded “how flexible are you at the moment” Horace responded “I can’t make Fridays”. 🙈
What a year it has been, who would ever believe we would be talking about the same subject as we were this time last year, all we can do is look forward with hope in 2022. 👍😊
Thank you all for viewing my photographs, along with the comments and general banter we have here on Flickr.♥️🙏
You have heard me say it before but I will say it again, “a smile costs nothing, but it enriches those who receive it”.😁😇
I feel very privileged when I go out that the beautiful playground of Cornwall is on the doorstep and it is such an inspiration for me to capture and share with you all.🌞
I will leave you in peace to enjoy the festivities, and I will see you again in January 2022.🎉🍷
May I wish you all a wonderful Christmas, a very healthy, happy and peaceful New Year. 🎄🎄🎅🎅🍻🎉🎉😇
Hoof, Horace, Mrs P and Brian🐎🐷💃😎
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The closest approach of a Great Egret on Horsepen Bayou before my panning got out of sync with autofocus.
It's been a while since I posted a fence shot. This is the wooden green fence at the Elizabeth Gamble garden in Palo Alto, CA. I just loved all of the new white blossoms against that green, with a bit of rain thrown in for good measure.
I hope everyone has a great weekend. HFF
better in the light box
thanks to SkeletalMess square-10
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Paul Claudel’s reflections on the crucifixion are gathered in a meditation on the Apostle’s Creed titled I Believe in God. When Jesus was trying to get across to his disciples what their discipleship would involve, particularly the mother of the sons of Zebedee, he talked about servants and slaves and declared, “[T]he Son of man came not to be served but to serve, and to give his life as a ransom for many” (Matt 20:28). Claudel observes, centuries later, “Well, if it is true that you came to serve, I daresay you got what you were after!” and then criticizes the casual attitude we have toward Christ in the liturgy: “It is painful to know that you are here at our disposal and that we can think of no better use for you than to help pass that tedious half hour before dinner on Sunday.”6 Familiarity has deadened our amazement. “A god is about to die before our eyes. . . . On the very brink of this act by which all things exist he found no way to defend himself from the shaft of love. The earth trembles and gapes, the curtain of the temple is torn from top to bottom, the graves vomit up their dead. There is a universal shuddering of the whole creation around the cross. On all sides things break asunder and yawn open.”7 The first creation, the one we stained with sin, had to be split open so that the seed of new life could find its way to the surface. And to plant such a seed in ourselves, we, too, must be split open. The blows of the hammer upon the nails in his hands must be redirected to us in order to crack us open. But this feels impossible, Claudel laments. “I feel that I have undertaken something beyond my strength. These wings of wood, how can I adjust them to sit on my shoulders?”
-LITURGICAL MYSTICISM, DAVID W. FAGERBERG
I'm looking forward in a positive way.
My message is you can do anything if you just put your mind to it.