An Asian Barred Owlet missing one eye.

Wikipedia: The Asian barred owlet (Glaucidium cuculoides) is a species of true owl, resident in northern parts of the Indian Subcontinent and parts of Southeast Asia. It ranges across north central and northeast India, Nepal Bhutan, north Bangladesh, and southeast Asia (Myanmar, Thailand, Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam). Its natural habitat is temperate forest.

Conservation status: Least Concern

Last spider...I think(^-~)

I don't know how many types of spiders that were existing in my garden.I found this one at the lily and snapdragon section in my garden. Am just curious if they were poisonous or not due to thier colors.

Alison Lapper Pregnant

San Giorgio Maggiore island

Version gonflable, haute de 11 mètres, de l’œuvre monumentale en marbre de Marc Quin « Alison Lapper Pregnant », portrait de l’handicapée Alison Lapper, installée à Trafalgar Square à Londres et exposée pour la cérémonie d’ouverture des jeux paralympiques de Londres.

San Giorgio Maggiore island

Inflatable version, 11 meters high, of the monumental marble work of Marc Quin "Alison Lapper Pregnant", portrait of the handicapped Alison Lapper, installed in Trafalgar Square in London and exhibited for the opening ceremony of the Paralympic Games of London

not wanted I guess

A Corvus corax, common raven, perches on a sign post in Hayden Valley, Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming.

Plattbauch - Broad-Bodied Chaser

"Se llama handicap a la resistencia impuesta por la naturaleza de una actividad, inercia errada que iguala las posibilidades, desventaja impuesta por el deterioro del uso, complemento que impone una carga ideal." (wikipedia)

Cual es tu handicap?

Cuantas veces has perdido en El Juego?

Cuantas veces has sentido que se te escapa la mejor ola del día?

View On Black

sieht aus als fehlt ein Bein - vermutlich in eine verbotene Schlagfalle geraten. Hier hatte er sich mit den Elstern angelegt, die haben ihn aber vertrieben.

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“Reading is dreaming with open eyes” ― Anissa Trisdianty

Kodak Portra 400 with Mamiya 645 Pro and Sekor 35 mm

Vietnam, Embroideries-Workshop for handicapped

Handensemble, c'est une manifestation de handball adapté, et de handball fauteuil.

Ca se passe au Kremlin Bicêtre (94) et c'est ce week-end, (stade des Esselières, 53 rue du professeur Bergonié)

L'année dernière, ce fut une très belle aventure, sportive, humaine, des échanges riches...

Je ne peux que vous inviter, si vous êtes dans le coin, à vous déplacer un petit moment.

Infos sur le site de la Fédération Française de Handball, ou sur la page facebook handensemble au CSAKB)

(je couvre l'événement au niveau photos...)

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Dieser Dackel ist uns in der Nähe des Madison Square Park über den Weg gerollt. Er genoss sichtlich den Spaziergang und lies sich auch von uns kraulen. Nur etwas kamerascheu war er dann doch

I found this over by the 190 exit on GI Blvd

São Paulo - Brasil

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A mes pieds, un signe de place de parking pour personne à mobilité réduite (PMR).

Ce marquage a connu des jours meilleurs... Se rendant presque invisible.

Paradoxal, quand on sait que le symbole PMR est celui d'une personne en fauteuil roulant, alors que les personnes PMR ne sont pas toutes en fauteuil, et que par ailleurs, ce symbole est devenu plus ou moins dans la tête de nombreux français LE symbole du handicap... Restreignant le débat du handicap vers le handicap "visible"...

Et pourtant, y a-t-il vraiment un handicap invisible ?

N'y aurait-il pas plutôt un handicap qu'on refuse de voir ?

Voilà ces réflexions que m'inspirent cette image... Même si ça m'a fait partir très loin...

19e Pyramide de chaussures organisée samedi dernier par Handicap International pour que cesse le scandale des mines et des bombes à sous-munitions.

Les mines antipersonnel font encore une victime toutes les deux heures dans le monde ! Handicap International accompagne les victimes, démine les terres et prévient les accidents. L’association se mobilise également contre les restes explosifs de guerre (dont les bombes à sous-munitions) et leur usage en zones peuplées.

Héloïse, étudiante en 1ere année de droit

Dyslexie, Dysorthographie

Venu à son secours, le théâtre est devenu sa passion

Crédits photos : Nicolas HODEE

Réalisation : Florian MARTIN BARITEAU / ilix.net

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I'd love to get out during the week and explore great places, but for the most part, i'm locked into my town because i work M-F from about 730am-4pm...that is my handicap... My joy is that i live someplace where i can catch sunrises each morning. Today was wonderful.

The Elevated Wooden Path (木制的高架路), about 800 m in total length, with electric fences is completely handicapped accessible wooden path built to avoid bears at 2-3 m in height, and has 3 observation decks, Renzan Observation Deck (連山展望台), Okotsuku Observation Deck (オコツク展望台) and Kohan Observation Deck (湖畔展望台), so everyone can be easy to view a scenery of the Shiretoko freely. It is said that views from the Elevated Wooden Path are most beautiful in the Shiretoko Goko Lakes, and the Shiretoko Mountain Range, the Lake Ichiko, the Sea of Okhotsk and a striped bamboo hill can be viewed. It is disappointing that only the Lake Ichiko can be seen in the 5 lakes, but you might see wild animals if you are lucky. It takes about 30-60 minutes each way on foot.

Name of the mountains (right to left) are 1) Mt Rausu 1660m, 2) Mitsu Peak 1509m, 3) Mt Sashirui 1564m, 4) Mt Okkabake 1462m, 5) Mt Chienbetsu 1544m and 6) Mt Io 1562m high.

It is drizzling in the afternoon. I have to hold the umbrella in one hand and camera in the other hand. I have foggy vision still in the cloudy and overcast day. I still do my handicapped photography.

People also come out to see the cherry blossoms in the rain.

Have a good day!

Fuji X-T3

Fuji XF 50-140mm

Velvia Film Simulation

Albuquerque

Belca Beltica

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Kodak Ultramax 400

Laborentwicklung

It will be ok that's what I thought,

I roll my eyes open to see the highlight,

I wish I can see, I wish it was bright,

Mixed feeling can't breathe everything tight,

I am sick of waiting, tired to keep up with the fight,

you think they are with me, believing it will be right,

Nah you got dumped, matter fact you were first,

Put yourself in my shoe to feel how bad it hurts,

Stars bleeding, leaving life, Nah its all in your head,

You think you are living, Nah you are walking dead,

doesn't matter how bad it gets,

I will keep the work up and through away all my regrates,

have no time be useless have not the time to get upset

You might not believe me, but I am blessed,

not faking it or making you impressed,

life is too short to cry or collapse,

remember that you are the one, not life who labeled yourself as a "handicap."

The disabled are only bowed in body not in mind or spirit

Lac de Nojiri (Shinano - Japon)

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With street work, a tricky crossing is underway! Thanks for looking.

Parked in a handicap zone

I think this shot turned out really well. What do you think?