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Update as this photo was taken just 2 days before the Slide fire started 1,000 acres have burned so far...sad............................. West Fork Trail (Oak Creek #108)
----which is north of Sedona,Az off 89A. If you ever visit Sedona--- this is a great trail to relax and take in the sights.
One of the things Delhi-ites are proud of is their metro service. The station being part of the efficient and world-class Delhi metro service. This shot of moving metro train at Barakhamba metro station gives a next best feel of the experience to being there yourself!
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Giant Swallowtail
This giant swallowtail butterfly was on the move looking for nectar but pickings were slim compared to a month earlier so it kept returning to tithonia blooms. There’s a bit of tatter on the outer edges of its wings but that doesn’t distract from the beautiful markings and colors. After fueling up it found a host plant and deposited some eggs for the next generation.
Happy Monday!
Every photo outing doesn’t have to lead to an exotic location it can be as simple as taking a ride as the day unwinds. As a child my dad would say let’s go for a ride there was no particular destination sometimes we would roam country roads, others we’d stop by one of his buddies place to say hello then still others we would end up at the soft serve ice cream stand. The day I saw this stand of trees with light low in the sky I was just out for a ride with no destination no expectation but what a treat seeing the tree trunks kissed by golden light.
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“It is like a beautiful sunset you see once in your life, one you swear you will never forget as long as you live. And you never do forget, but you never have a reason to restore the memory—so it remains hidden inside. Until one day, for no apparent reason, you remember that sunset. You recall the way your skin felt as the sun brushed across it, the way the colors painted the sky. You wonder why it took you so long to go back to that place again, swearing you won't take so long next time. Only you do forget the memory and you may or may not ever relive it again.”
― J.A. Saare, Crimson Moon
Tokina AT-X 100-300mm f-4 MF Lens w. Nikon TC-14B Ai-S 1.4x Teleconverter & Metabones NF-X-mount Adapter [210-630mm]
This eel and great blue heron battled for 15 minutes that I know of it was brutal. No one on earth gets through life without struggles and each one of us has different ways of getting through the most difficult situations. Our struggles are real we need to fight the good fight right to the finish RIP dear Leslie.
Although my heart is heavy I wish you a happy Monday and ask that if you see or know someone struggling reach out even if only to say they are in your thoughts you never know how much a simple gesture can help the person on the other end.
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- Deconstructing the Florida Landscape -
(all the real & abstract elements of a place)
Every tree also has its personality and character in the ecosystem, and this one looks like the administrator of the area.
(Spanish: Cada árbol también tiene su personalidad y carácter en su ecosistema. Y este sin duda es el administrador del área).
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Approximately 15 years ago I walked this trail though the oak hammock for the first time and fell in love so to speak with the oak trees draped in moss and the light filtering through the canopy. Countless times I’ve attempted to translate through a photo how it made me feel and each time the images fell short of expectations. This is the first time I’ve come close to the emotion that’s evoked when I walk the Shady Oak and all it took was shooting vertical slices of the scene and stitching them together. I’ve known about this style of landscape photography for a long time but have never taken the time to put it to use because I suffer from narrow minded focus. If it wasn’t for Scott Kelby at KelbyOne getting me to slow down and rethink my approach to try something new it’s possible I would have never been satisfied, curiosity and continued learning is the key to success. Seeing what a first try looks like you can put money down that it won’t be the last.
Happy Monday!
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