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Blunthead tree snake (Imantodes cenchoa) - Cordillera Escalera Conservation Area, Peru
There were a lot of these Imantodes around but that was fine by me as they are such a cool species. They're extremely well adapted to an arboreal lifestyle in the branches. This is evident from their thin shape and becomes even more apparent when watching them move, they effortlessly hold large portions of their body up without any outside support as they reach for far off branches. When this one saw me coming it assumed this position and held it which allowed me to get some photos of the 'infinity' loop it created with its coils. When looking at this thin almost fragile looking snake its tough to imagine it tackling any sort of prey, however it is able to overcome small lizards and frogs and will eat reptile and amphibian eggs if it comes across them.
I took this picture one of the most incredible days of my life. If you have never stepped on a volcano, you should know that it will completely change your view of the world.
Pavement pattern on the central square of the Praça dos Restauradores. Lisboa, Portugal
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It took me a while to write this description. "Dr Infinity" was a character in the City of Heroes MMORPG and was played by a childhood friend I reconnected with about 20 years after I left home to chase life. He was in bad physical shape then, due to illness and his online life eventually became his window to the world and a place where he was not limited by a rapidly failing body.
He passed away in 2006. He is my friend and I miss him :-(
Infinity is not a physical entity, it is a thought. It has no end and no beginning. There is no reason for it to stop – it is endless, forever living, forever continuing. Infinity has no purpose, it just is. It was the past, it is the present, and it will be the future.
“To see the world in a grain of sand, and to see heaven in a wild flower, hold infinity in the palm of your hands, and eternity in an hour.” – William Blake
Copyright © 2013 Amy Morris. All Rights Reserved.
"By confronting us with irreducible mysteries that stretch our daily vision to include infinity, nature opens an inviting and guiding path toward a spiritual life." ~ Thomas More
Came across this one yesterday while I was still sorting through this past fall's images from Yellowstone & the Grand Tetons, and it reminded me of an infinity pool, reaching out as far as the eye can see, and spilling over into the infinite beauty that surrounds it. Photographed along the Upper Terrace boardwalk in Mammoth Hot Springs....can't wait to see what it looks like at the end of next month, as each season offers such a unique perspective of these amazing thermal features. Must view large to really appreciate.
Have a fabulous week....and thanks as always for stopping by to visit :-)
All photography credit to Kee Jameson, who took and edited this photo.
Crisp Estates 1st Annual Fall Fling in Hikeulo Cove on September 23, 2021. Over L$ 15,000 worth of prizes. Sponsor: Infinity Games. Musical guests: Samm Qendra & DJ Doc Darkside.
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This photo is exclusive property and may not be copied, downloaded, reproduced, transmitted, manipulated or used in any way without expressed, written permission of the author. If you are interested, you should write me to pdiazmolins@yahoo.es
After coming up empty on my last few outings, im happy with this result
The early sunset light was not much to write home about, but hanging around and shooting some long twilight expsoures paid off.
the handrail is painted black, hence the lack of detail
The yacht to the right was named infinity, seemed like as good a name as any
Circ pol
3 stop reverse
3 stop solid
244sec
iso 50
f22
PP
Light room
Alien skin
Bunch of curves masks
Noise
Sharpening
Model: Infinity Model, single 48" octa flat overhead in front of her.
© Copyright 2025 Barrie Spence. All rights reserved and moral rights asserted. Theses images are not in the public domain and may not be used without licence.
Comments are very welcome and very much appreciated, but any with linked/embedded images will be removed.
Image captured in Stockton near Middlesbrough of the Infinity Bridge.
Photography by Chris Smith.
Canon 450D
f/11
30 sec exposure
18mm focal length
ISO - 100
Looking back over some RAW files I had almost forgot about, I found this extra angle from my night shot exploits in the north east of England.
This bridge is absolutely stunning and I cant believe how fortunate I was to just stumble across it.
Here are my other captures of the bridge. Let me know which your favourite is.
www.flickr.com/photos/empire-art/4609469583/in/photostream
www.flickr.com/photos/empire-art/4538352711/in/photostream
www.flickr.com/photos/empire-art/4528781361/in/photostream/
All the best,
Chris
In india we love Diwali festival which gives us infinity happiness. this is my 1st photo upload on flickr.
This little pond sort of has an infinity pool effect....
Paradise Divide, Colorado. Crested Butte, then 4x4 off road to get to this.
Hello, dear flickriends. Despite what I wrote yesterday, I am NOT devoting my life to images of robotic chickens and such. It was April Fool's Day after all, and I thought I'd have a bit of fun to offset "the blahs." I hope you all had a good laugh.
It's truly good to be back amongst the living. I'm not sure how often I'll be here, but I'll be around none-the-less. I tell you, I have seen the bottom of the barrel.....and it looks exactly like a basement in Northern New Jersey! As I continue with the molting process of all things mental and material, I'll be posting here to fight off those nasty anxiety demons and flex the creative muscles that have been screaming in atrophic discontent.
And yes, I'll eventually offer for your consideration the lists of my personal items available for purchase. Since there is SO much to handle, I figured it would be best to break it down into manageable chunks over time. This whole experience of sifting through the ton of crap I've accumulated over the past 20+ years is becoming an enlightening one, to say the least. The moral: Don't waste money on "things" you really don't want or need, just because you can. Instead, use it to change life for the better. Use it to make a difference in the world. Use it to truly enjoy living, and not just existing.
Anyway, thank you all (yet again) for hanging in there with me. I adore and cherish each and every one of you. For those of you that made a donation, sent an e-mail, left a comment, or said a prayer to help both Jolene and I get through this terribly rough patch, know that you have my eternal gratitude. Whether your effort was great or small, it's appreciated deeply by us both. If you ever are in dire straits yourself, realize that the karma train makes stops in both directions. All you need do is drop me a line and I will send some positive energy your way. Because of you, I have it in surplus now! And if you need more than that, just say so. I'll do whatever I can with the resources I have to help.
By the way, as a small token of flickrlove, I'd like all of you to have the high-resolution version of this very picture as a gift. I even signed it for you. You can download it, print it out, and frame it for display in your home, office or dorm. You can use it as a desktop picture too. I usually don't upload print-quality pics because you never can tell where they'll wind up. But, what the hell, peeps...it's all about the love! I only ask that you respect the copyright as you would the other CC licensed shots here. And if you do hang it up somewhere, take a pic and let me have a gander. I always like to see how the kids are doing!
OK, enough of my emotional blathering. Time to get on with the proper photo caption (while I am off to comment on the thousands of your pictures I've missed in my absence).....
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As you may know, I did the whole "Flickr Pickr" thing in February to introduce you to those photographers whose work I thought you'd be interested in experiencing for yourself. Many of you thanked me for that, as it helped to broaden your awareness (and mine) of the amazing talent that exists on this site.
I've become completely humbled by the outpouring of generosity you've show me in the past month, and realize now more than ever that we all need one another to survive in this world. No person is an island. This online community in particular flourishes because we're all truly connected in our words and deeds. Each of us counts on the other for inspiration and encouragement. And when it comes to simply wanting an "escape," we can rely on our neighbors in Flickrland to offer a shoulder to cry on, a joke to lighten our spirits, or a picture that will leave our jaws hanging with a beauty we'd never expect to witness in our darkest hours. What a wonderful gift to be blessed with in life!
So, I've decided that for the rest of this year, every single time I upload a new pic to my photostream, I'm going to put a link at the bottom of my post to another person on this site. As was the case before, it may be someone you already know and admire, or a completely new discovery. It doesn't matter. I want to be a part, in my own way, of bringing everyone here even closer together. You all have shown me an incredible amount of love and support, and this is just a small way of paying back that unselfish and extraordinary kindness.
It will read "Open your eyes to something new today," with a link to the photog. Visit them and introduce yourself. Leave a comment. Make a friend. Share the love.
Today's discovery is ::: iv0/genericgrl :::