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The old ladder and bucket this falls was named after are about 100 yards behind me. It was the best falls of the day. It's a 36 footer in the southern Ozark National Forest near Hector, AR.
20 seconds at f/10.
Caught this Ladder-backed Woodpecker looking for a snack while out looking for wild horses along the Salt River.
Don't be afraid of going slowly, Be afraid of standing still!
We don't live our life from other person's script.
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Jacob's ladder (Polemonium) was given its common name because the arrangement of its leaves is somewhat ladder-like. However, it's Jacob's ladders' flowers that are the real attraction. Polemonium caeruleum and its cultivars send up clusters of flowers atop long stems in late spring to early summer. The bright blue varieties are among the most popular, blooming in clear tones of blue and bluish-purple, offset by yellow centres.
Jacob's ladder is a hardy perennial plant. It is upright and clump-forming, but it will spread by seed. Most Jacob's ladder plants have bell-shaped flowers in shades of purple and lavender, but there are also white, pink, and yellow varieties available. The compound leaves are composed of rows of narrow, pinnate leaflets. The branches grow from a basal rosette and arch and sway as they grow tall.
“The Ladder”
The journey in life is like a ladder
Either you’re going up or down
It’s a non-stop cycle, day and night
Beginning and end
There's joy and there's heartbreak
Each day new challenge greets us
Won and lost
Flew and fell
It’s your choice ---any other way
Up or down into your ladder
A ladder of mushrooms on an old stump reaches upward, extending the range of the colony until it reaches the open air.
Broke out my old Canon G12 Camera today and took a few images, just to see if it was worth keeping to use.
I watched this woodpecker as hit pecked and hunted on the branch of a mesquite tree in my yard. If found something to eat in there. This one is a male, with a red crown.
Montell, Uvalde County, Texas in October 2020
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I would have liked to have waited for Window Wednesday to post this, but The Photo Forum b/w theme for which this was shot ends Saturday. The theme is 'centered.'
Meanwhile, Happy Donnerstagsmonochrom!
"sell defective ladders"
Designed with AI through Midjourney:
This one and the folllowing three are intended to "celebrate" the tragic recurrent of my accident : 6 months.
11-02-2024 ~ 11-08-2024
I started with the broken ladder (obtained from IA tool) and then without any "premeditation" I chose the other three. These three works was conceived and created separately (a polaroid dating back to the early 80s, obviously in color; and two shots taken with the Nokia N70 (forerunner of smartphones but not touch) AND "processed" with Photoshop and relative filters .
After uploading all the four images I "understood" that I had created a metaphorical descent into hell: the entrance, with the fall from the ladder and the stations of the terrifying experience that followed...