Harsh Criticism
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"They say it's your birthday; it's my birthday, too, yeah...."
Was it really 3 years ago that I used Paul's "When I'm 64" ditty?
Hard to believe how quickly time passes...and moreso with each passing year.
In this up close and personal selfie, I had to make a cropping decision as to the top of my head or the cat and made the most appealing choice, Star clearly thinking: "Yond Walden has a lean and hungry look. He thinks too much. Such men are dangerous." Maybe true a few years ago...but surely no longer...;-)
[Thank you in advance for your wishes. They are all sincerely appreciated. Looking larger even more frightening...]
Autumn is a premonition about colder and more harsh times, but it is at the same time a beautiful time in nature
Lake Roxen, ice is beginning to break up. No wind this morning and misty conditions. The sound of the ice moving, twisting and turning was truly amazing...
Photo a bit processed to enhance the harsh conditions.
Part of Angel Peak Recreational Area in NW New Mexico, USA -- just a tiny portion of this state's badlands.
Beauty lives and thrives in the 800,000 acres of harsh, rugged desert wilderness found at Joshua Tree National Park.
Harsh words can hurt a person more than physical pain!
Taste your own words before you spit them out.
So think before you speak!
Words hurt and scar more than you think.
Especially when they are not true!
One day they might be forgiven but they will not be forgotten!
It's been a rough couple of days for wildlife with snow, freezing rain, high winds and cold temps. As much as I love winter I feel so bad for wildlife while they hang on and try to survive another day. I make sure they have plenty of food and fresh water but that is about all I can do.
This image shows how life is harsh for both predator and prey. This male lion was feeding at a kill site in the Masai Mara national reserve on my 2019 trip. There was a large pride present with lions of all ages at the scene. We hung around for some time to watch breakfast being consumed before we headed back to camp to have our own.
Note the flies present on the lion. Everything plays its role in our ecosystems and should be valued as a result.
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Designed for grip and comfort. Nice triangular barrel with raised dots for grip. I was surprised on ‘developing’ the macro just how grainy and rough was the wood giving these delightful pencils a harsh look. As you can see, we get through lots of them!
For Macro Mondays
I don't see how the corner of my desk makes for a soft pillow but Jane likes it so what do I know.
Maybe if my head weighed less than a pound and was covered in fur I wouldn't have any issues either.
TRIAR-1 150mm f3.5 projector lens from a Soviet "Kiev-66" projector. Triplet scheme.
In particularly harsh winters, Wren populations can deplete significantly by up to as much as 25%. Despite this startling statistic, this is often countered by the large broods created throughout the breeding season. I hope this little guy is one of the lucky ones their fantastic little birds and only weigh as much as a 2p coin .
We stopped at Tjuvkil outside Kungälv to see if there were some big waves. There were no giant waves but my back-up plan to take some long exposure pictures were totally out of the question when it blew so much that the tripod had probably blown away.
Fooling around with a new app, iColorama. Hundreds of effects - lots of fun to play with.
To be clear; this was a photo. iColorama allows you to paint effects over a photo.
Isaiah 66:4 “Therefore I, too, will choose harsh treatment for them, and will bring upon them what they dread. For when I called, no one answered; when I spoke, they didn't listen; but they did what I consider to be evil, and chose what doesn't please me.”
Rays of harshness.
As the afternoon sun descends its rays provide filtered rays of light creating a feeling of harshness on the sand dunes and the surrounding landscape.
Stockton Beach, Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia.