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Knowing human nature, most of us love the freshness of spring yet would eventually begin to grumble at the monotony of it if we had spring all year long. This spritely young deer paused on his way to somewhere and posed long enough for me to get him in the midst of some of Minnesota’s finest spring scenery.
Last century when some schools were probably still having students use slate boards to write on, I did my student teaching in Guadalajara, Mexico. Guadalajara was known then as the “city of eternal spring”, and well known for mariachis, San Juan de Dios Market (the largest indoor market in Latin America) and tequila.
I was warned if you drank too much of the latter you would not enjoy the former.
But the eternal spring advertisement proved true. Guadalajara sits at just about the same altitude as does Denver and avoids the intense heat of other parts of the country. The spring like nights were fabulous and my young teacher friends and I often dined on cascading outdoor plazas that sloped down several of the downtown streets in the city of over a million.
Our meals in the celebratory night air were loud, laid back and long as we dined on several courses of genuine Mexican food to the sweet and sad music of the wandering mariachis along with hundreds of other folks.
I am not sure why but when I regale my wife with tales of those languid, romantic times she gets a suspicious look on her face as that was before our lives were intertwined. I always consider that look a gentle warning that I need to talk about something else.
(Photographed near Cambridge, MN)
Knowing that even there, deep down, you'll only belong to me and even when the time comes, I'll be crazy about you.
[Credits]
- Head: LeLutka Skyler
- Body: Belleza Jake
- Skin: [Avarosa] Eoh Skin
- Lips: MUDSKIN - Hyunjin Lip
- Shirt: .Altered State. // Vlad Outfit
- Harness: NOCHE. Chad Shibari Chest Harness Essentials
- Gloves: NOCHE. Bill Essential Gloves
“Knowing others is wisdom, knowing yourself is Enlightenment. - Lao Tzu”
Macro Monday project – 04/07/14
"the Office"
“Knowing Is Not Enough; We Must Apply. Wishing Is Not Enough; We Must Do.” – Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe
Knowing that Milwaukee's F's weren't going to last forever, we waited for the eastbound train led by an A-B-B-A set to pull past B-17 on its way into Bensenville Yard on July 25, 1976. Lead unit 119C, an F7A, was retired just over a year later, during August, 1976.
Jim Lewnard photo, Joe Lewnard collection.
If knowing that those two gentlemen are carrying around 80kg of pure sulfur on their shoulders isn't enough, also know that the path they're taking each and everyday is at its smoothest here.
Comprehensible when you know that Kawa Ijen is one mighty volcano, home of the largest acid lake in the world, and that the carriers have to go down all the way to the lowest part of the crater using a path that has a hard time deserving the name.
Knowing how much I love macarons, my husband agreed to cart these delicate little confections back from Switzerland. Luxemburgerlis are much tinier than macarons, but taste absolutely wonderful!
Knowing its history, this 727 seems out of place on the UPS ramp at Memphis International. N216WE is the second to last 727 ever built and was delivered to Federal Express in 1984 as N216FE. It has been flying for IFL Group since 2011.
Knowing that Uncle Dave is a bird lover, my 7yr old niece picked out this card for me... obviously oblivious to the joke behind it. : )
Knowing how disappointed I had been at missing shots like this, a few weeks ago, Bev sat back [in fear of scaring this Common Lizard away]. She had spotted it but let me get the best shots, she really is so kind! They stayed for quite a while, seeming calm as they'll be used to seeing people entering the reserve. I'm told that this is a "Gravid" or pregnant female.
The greatest irony of human existence is our inability to recognize our happiness in a moment until it becomes a photograph. I won't speak for others, but for me, photography evokes nostalgia. Sometimes, when I look at a photo, I feel a profound sadness, knowing that the moment captured will never happen again. It resembles the museum scene in *The Catcher in the Rye*. I always try to be mindful of time and how fleeting it is…
Another delicate little flower, remindig me on my last summer holidays. Anybody knowing the species?
This young Chinese Water Deer suddenly arrived in the meadow yesterday in as though being chased. Kept changing direction, looking behind & running around not knowing which way to go. Made an interesting afternoon.
Be as a bird perched on a frail branch that she feels bending beneath her, still she sings away all the same, knowing she has wings.
Victor Hugo
Knowing that we won't reach our destination in time to park and take sunset photos, I rolled down the window and shot while the vehicle was cruising at around 40 MPH (yup, that's my right forearm showing on the rear view mirror). The stroller cart on the right was a serendipitous visual element that I didn't notice was there when I tripped the shutter. smile emoticon
24mm; 1/640 sec; f/4.0; ISO 200
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The Words the Holy Spirit Speaks to the Churches | "Knowing God's Work Today"
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Almighty God says, "The work done by God during this age is chiefly the provision of the words for the life of man, the disclosure of the substance of the nature of man and the corrupt disposition of man, the elimination of religious conceptions, feudal thinking, outdated thinking, as well as the knowledge and culture of man. This must all be laid bare and cleansed away through the words of God. In the last days, God uses words, and not signs and wonders, to make man perfect. He uses His words to expose man, to judge man, to chastise man, and to make man perfect, so that in the words of God, man comes to see the wisdom and loveliness of God, and comes to understand the disposition of God, so that through the words of God, man beholds the deeds of God."
, The Church of Almighty God was created because of the appearance and work of Almighty God, the second coming of the Lord Jesus, Christ of the last days. It is made up of all those who accept Almighty God's work in the last days and are conquered and saved by His words. It was entirely founded by Almighty God personally and is led by Him as the Shepherd. It was definitely not created by a person. Christ is the truth, the way, and the life. God's sheep hear God's voice. As long as you read the words of Almighty God, you will see God has appeared. ("Praise and Worship Music ""The One Who Holds Sovereignty Over Everything"" ( Christian Musical Documentary) "）
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a beautiful fall morning a few weeks ago when visiting Calgary to watch my stepson play hockey.
I removed layer of powerlines that stretched across the foreground.....they were just way to distracting.... but...I took the picture knowing I would have to do that! I really liked the sky that morning....took a few pictures but this was the keeper....(and I even caught an airplane)
The man looking at me knowing I took a picture even though I had the camera on a mini-tripod resting on a commercial bin in the street. I was using my mobile phone as a shutter release so I could get a sharp picture.
The man can over, and I offered him the chance to view the picture on my phone, he smiles showed his wife then off they went.
So, to get to the point I wish to say how good the Ricoh works with an Apple phone accepting RAW file and give a reasonable copy if ask to reveal by a passing subject.
I have had too many cameras in my time, but Ricoh is the best I've used in a street setting both for the size of the tool and the flexibility and size of the camera.
Finally I love the flexibility of DNG files that I can edit in my Adobe Elements software. Yes I could afford Photoshop but I do only basic editing which is sufficient for my love of photography.
Knowing is not enough; we must apply.
Willing is not enough; we must do. ~Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
DigiDi: texture
Some of the challenges of being a photographer is when your family ends up in your photograph without knowing it. In Old Town it got extremely hot and he offered to carry my gear not realizing I stopped to photograph the area and he walked into my photograph.
Before knowing the weather condition of the Himalayan region we should understand its geography. The Himalayan region covers an area of 2,250 km with an average width of 200 km. The forest belt of the Himalayan region consists of Oak, Rhododendron, Birch, Pine, Deodar, and Fir. And the monsoon season in this region lasts for mid June till the end of September. The Himalayas influences the meteorological conditions in the Indian subcontinent to the south and in the Central Asian highlands to the north to a great extent. It acts a climatic divider circulating the air and water system to a great extent. Because of its altitude and location it blocks the passage of the cold winds coming from the north to the Indian sub continent thereby making India's climate much more moderate. It also influences the rainfall pattern in India. The combined effect of rainfall, latitude and altitude largely influences the forests belts in the Himalayan region. The rainfall is mostly recorded during the monsoon time of June to September but it decreases as you travel from east to west. The snow-capped ranges of the Himalayas stretch 2, 250 km from the Namcha Barwa to Nanga Parbat on the Indus. The range extends from east to west up to central-Nepal and then takes a southeast to northwest direction.
www.himalaya2000.com/himalayan-facts/climate-of-himalayas...
"To the person in the bell jar, blank and stopped as a dead baby, the world itself is a bad dream."
—Sylvia Plath(The Bell Jar)
“I was 16 years old and thought of nothing but my own death. For years I was depressed, dying slowly on the inside, and not knowing how to ask for help.” –My friend Jennifer Gorin’s blog post.
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Suicide is a significant cause of death in our country. In some regions, it actually exceeds deaths by motor vehicle accident annually. Communities spend a lot of time talking about the need to make their roads safer, yet very few spend time talking about preventing suicide. It’s a hidden taboo because it is a subject that people feel uncomfortable discussing. And that is unfortunate, because the first step on the road to healing—both for those that are in distress and for their families—is to overcome the feelings of isolation and stigma. Suicide can happen in any family anywhere. It never discriminates based upon age, income, level of education, geographical location, race, religion--it is an equal opportunity horror.
I have known my friend Jennifer for many, many years now, and had absolutely no idea that she had a brush with suicide during her teenage years until I read about it in a post to her blog. Today she is a wife and the mother of four beautiful children—including two girls who were adopted from China. I applaud Jennifer and her openness and her willingness to share her experience….it takes a lot of courage to tell the world “I was 16 years old and thought of nothing but my own death.”
I am sharing the link to her post with you, in the hopes that it may help someone else feel less alone and isolate. Thank you Jennifer…you are an inspiration! Read Jennifer Gorin’s very person post about suicide at Back Home Again
This photo was featured on Flickr's Explore #28 July 28, 2011
Knowing that Holga 400 film was actually Fomapan 400, I was a little ehhh about shooting it. I've never been able to figure out Fomapan. I've gotten some really wondeful shots with it, but not purposely so. It's not like I thought "If I shoot Fomapan this way, I'll get these results."
Maybe it's as simple as over/under exposing it. Or using a specific developer (this was with HC-110). Maybe I just need a yellow filter to make it pop. Who knows? I certainly don't.
That said, I like how this looks. I liked how most of this roll looked. It was overcast. Maybe it's just a cloudy day emulsion.
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'Working'
Camera: Mamiya RB67
Lens: Mamiya-Sekor C 3.8/90mm
Film: Holga 400
Process: HC-110B; 7min
Sedro-Woolley, Washington
February 2020
in the quiet corridors of palma de mallorca's airport, a couple pauses, uncertainty painted on their faces. they stand at the crossroads of bustling gates and silent halls, a private moment of hesitation in the public expanse. the polished floor reflects their silhouettes, doubling the intimacy of their indecision. this is a snapshot of travel's reality — not just the destinations, but the in-betweens, the moments of not knowing, the search for the right path.
Knowing that the former SAL signals are going to be replaced and that No 92 was ontime and the light was right we shot No 92 passing through Aberdeen.
Knowing where the borders are on an image taken with a pinhole camera is always a risk. I was "lucky" enough to include a trash bag in the lower left hand corner. An important compositional element, which the photo just couldn't do without.
Vermeer 6x17 Panoramic Curved Plane Pinhole Camera | Orange Filter | Ilford Delta 100 | negative developed at home using Cinestill Dƒ96 monobath
Roughly a three minute exposure. This was my first time using Ilford Delta and I could have kept the shutter open longer.
Il linguaggio degli alberi. (Foto Lino Cannizzaro).
Accade di camminare per le strade di città o nei sentieri di campagna e di montagna e fare incontri silenziosi difficili da dimenticare. Sono gli incontri con gli alberi che, nel grande libro della natura hanno un ruolo di primo piano. Gli alberi, infatti, pulsano nel segreto delle nostre vite, a patto che sappiamo osservarli, ascoltarli nel loro misterioso “essere”. Allora varrebbe la pena conoscerli per nome, analizzarne le metamorfosi, individuarne la simbologia, toccarli, annusarli (ognuno, come gli umani ha il proprio odore), perché sono portatori di saggezza, per evitare sfocature mentali oppure come semplice esperienza.
Un grande scrittore e pittore come Carlo Levi fece dei veri e propri “ritratti” degli alberi che lo circondavano nella sua villa di Alassio, in particolare ulivi e carrubi. Per Levi, gli alberi erano non solo esteticamente belli da rappresentare ma divennero col tempo i protagonisti della sua opera, in quanto li percepiva come esseri immersi nella palpitazione del mondo.
Allora fece nascere il carrubo-donna, il carrubo-mostro, il carrubo-inferno-paradiso e via alberando…
Così parla l’autore de Il Cristo si è fermato a Eboli: «Ritorno a questi tronchi contorti, rovesciati dal vento, pieni di antiche ferite, con la pelle grigia dei mostri arcaici, dove vivono funghi e insetti, erbe e licheni e gli uccelli nei nidi, e gli squarci del legno rossi di sangue vegetale simulano altre forme costellate di occhi». Gli artisti, i poeti, ci hanno sempre insegnato a vedere le cose, anche le più umili, le quali senza di loro passerebbero inosservate. Questo è il caso del poeta ligure Camillo Sbarbaro che diventò uno dei maggiori conoscitori di licheni di tutti i tempi.
C’è dunque un guardare che va oltre il semplice atto di guardare? C’è un modo di penetrare nelle cose o nelle forme che ci circondano con occhi nuovi, lavati, trasparenti? Se riuscissimo nell’esercizio di flânerie, in quel camminare come sorta di ozio creativo, che ha poco a che fare con la semplice camminata ecologica, ci ritroveremmo a compiere un’esperienza poetica che potrebbe rivelarsi come una sorta di re-invenzione dello sguardo e del reale.
Questo album antologico sarà continuamente aggiornato poiché il flâneur (Lino Cannizzaro) e la flâneuse (la scrivente) scoprono quasi ogni giorno (giorni di pioggia compresi) sentieri scoscesi, boscaglie, parchi, mulattiere con dinastie d’alberi e arbusti saggi e folli, simpatici e scontrosi. Senza contare le sorprese delle piante sottocasa. Perché strano a dirsi, spesso, taluni fiori o piante, bocche roventi d’amore “naturaliter” esistono incolumi, in giardinetti improbabili, laddove ringhiano bussolotti di spazzatura e carte unte di focaccia. Talaltri si fanno erba voglio contentandosi di cedere all’ora estiva, amoreggiando celati alla vista del curioso. La parola dei poeti si è unita alla fotografia (molti riconosceranno poeti già ospiti del Festival) e si fa udire, ben oltre la funzione emotiva, aperta a tutti i transiti vitali.
Viviane Ciampi
Fotografie di Lino Cannizzaro e Viviane Ciampi
Per i versi utilizzati nell’iniziativa “Il Linguaggio degli alberi” si ringraziano le Case Editrici:
Africa World Press, Anterem, Atelier, Autres Temps, Azimut, Bompiani, City Lights Italia, Costa & Nolan, Crocetti, De Ferrari, Einaudi, Empirìa, Estuaire, Feltrinelli, Flammarion, Fondazione Carlo Levi, Frassinelli, Gallimard, Garzanti, Genesi editrice, I Gherigli, Grandi Tascabili Newton, Issimo / Il Vertice, Kowalski, L’arbre à paroles, L’atelier des Brisants, Lanore, Le Castor Astral, Les Dossiers d’Aquitaine, Le Lettere, Le Mani, Leméac, Liberodiscrivere, LietoColle, Mondadori, Noroît, Pagine, POL, Rizzoli, San Marco dei Giustiniani, Scheiwiller, Unes, Viennepierre, Fili d'Aquilone, Internòs.
Not knowing all the controls on your camera is foolish and I was feeling very foolish and frustrated having switched to Interval Timer on my XT2 by accident. Having no idea how I had done it or how to cancel it there was some cursing in the field as I took shots and realised this was some gimmick mode I would never use ordinarily. I found how to cancel it by moving the mode selector back one but not before taking what seems to be intended to allow double exposure. The colours were off but after some twiddling the result seemed pleasant if nothing like the reality I normally strive to capture. May be I will try this gimmick again and explore the 90% of my camera I do not know.
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Introduction
Worship God in Spirit and in Truth | A Cappella "The Result Achieved by Knowing God" |Gospel Music
One day,
you will feel that the Creator
is no longer a riddle,
that the Creator has never been hidden from you,
that the Creator
has never concealed His face from you,
that the Creator is not at all far from you,
that the Creator is no longer the One that you constantly long for in your thoughts but that you cannot reach with your feelings,
that He is really and truly standing guard to your left and right,
supplying your life, and controlling your destiny, controlling your destiny.
He is not on the remote horizon, nor has He secreted Himself high up in the clouds.
He is right by your side, presiding over your all,
He is everything that you have, and He is the only thing you have.
Such a God
allows you to love Him from the heart,
cling to Him, hold Him close, admire Him,
fear to lose Him,
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