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It was such a magical experience for me to watch this Fox family grow, still so many adorable shots to go through but this one stood out to me as they were both focused on the same thing....getting Mom's attention.
Family is important and just as true when it comes to wildlife. Nice to have someone to lean on, trust and depend that they'll be there when you need it most.
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Lean on me, dont hesitate, dont think twise, just lean on me, I will always be there.
Models: Christos & Me
Photography: Me
Post-processing: Sergei
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We have taken a ride outside the city yesterday, being tempted by an amazing sky. We've decided to visit an area we have not explored before. We have discovered Beaverhill Lake Natural Area and decided to take a closer look. Beautiful place, great views, gorgeous sky and absolutely wonderful feel of spring in the air were our rewards. We have encountered a bit of hail brought by one of the gorgeous clouds while walking the paths, but it was a small price to pay for the most wonderful time we have had. Lots of birds, some butterflies, great smell of the aspen forest.. Just a beauty of a day. Here is a few of the shots I took on the way and while walking the trails. Hope you enjoy ;D
Spent one day taking photographs in Akko, Israel. The city has a long history as it sits on the mediterranean and served as a entry way for those visiting the Holy Land. Akko is best know for becoming crusader a stronghold during the 12th and 13th century. The city has many buildings, monuments and reminders of the crusader period. I took this candid picture as I was waiting for the sun to set and the lights of the city to come on. This spot was a favorite place for locals to watch the sunset over their city and I captured this moment as these two friends were enjoying the beautiful day.
Lean On...Featuring Designer Circle with AsHmOoT, Graffitiwear, Joplino
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Coming back to SL. Not really posting a whole lot of photos like I did before.
I'm planning to post photos whenever I have the time and/or feeling like I want to.
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This is a draft at the moment. You may notice mistakes. I will get to fixing them soon.
Sometimes when we remove color, we see the simplicity and power of nature. Color can easily be a metaphor for other things in your life such as unnecessary drama or stress. Look beyond the colors in your life and look to the simple things in your life that give you happiness and strength. - Kelly Shipp
Photo # DSC_0018bws. March, 2005.
Location: UCA Campus, Conway, AR.
(c) Kelly Shipp Photography.
A pier block leans on the abandoned pier while the sun peaks thru along the shore of Milwaukee.
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Summer nostalgia inticed me to express a moment of warmth and hope.
Scanned from 35mm Velvia slide at 300dpi
Alas not in the actual physical sense, but I can prop myself up against all sorts of things. Usually the nearest bar, that's not possible at the moment though, so this wall will have to do.
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Sunset afterglow ~ Florida Everglades U.S.A.
(four more photos of this night in the comments)
The stick sculpture named "Lean on Me", located just outside of St. Joseph, Minnesota, was erected in 2012 by artist Patrick Dougherty in collaboration with the College of St. Benedict and St. John's University. It was completed in 19 days, with many local volunteers assisted Dougherty during its creation. The whimsical structure however may be removed later this year, as it was only planned to be standing for two years. On the day I visited, the weather was a bit foreboding, hence the dark and moody presentation.
Metropolitan House has some interesting angles about it... Some show the red bricks in the facade, while other's just allow the concrete and glass to be seen. Here two edges of the building line up, one seeming to lean on the other, and stretch out into the sky.
I leaned on the cinder block wall, sat my camera in front of my face and snapped this photo.
Looking up is always important!
We arrived in Pamplona late in the evening. The town had an eerie feel to it. Not quiet as such, but there was something about the atmosphere that felt different. Every single person we saw was dressed in white and red. The five of us friends travelling together felt very out of place indeed.
During the planning of our 2010 Eurotrip we decided that we wanted to experience the famous running of the bulls. We knew little about the festival itself but knew that the best way to experience the event was to place ourselves right in the middle of it.
What made this night more unique was the fact that it was the FIFA World Cup final, which Spain were partipating in and ended up of course being champions. The moment that final whistle went, Pamplona exploded.
Hundreds of thousands of people in huge streams came pouring out of every single road the eye could see. Every man woman and child was dressed not in a Spanish footbal shirt but rather the traditional colours of the festival. The town square became a dancefloor, literally.
I can't even say what we saw was organised chaos. It was something I have never experienced before and because of the freak occurence of the double whammy being the last night of the running of the bulls festival and the World Cup final, I'll never see again.
Rubbish was scattered everywhere. In some places it meant wading though. We saw fighting, bleeding, fucking, pissing, loving, dancing and comatosed Spanish morons everywhere. Being essentially an English tourist, even I was shocked at how insane the night became.
By 1AM we realised that nobody in this town was sleeping tonight so we decided to stay up and join in with the fun. Instead of drinking though, I took photos. Over the next few weeks I'll go through some of the best and hopefully make a nice set to remember the evening of chaos.
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A man assists his girlfriend in urinating in the middle of the square. The town council placed the big blue bins here so girls in her situation could lean up against them, of course. Although from the picture it seems that the crowd is on the other side of the bins, I was in fact stood with a party of about 50 people. The shutterspeed on this image is a bit slower than the others and I think it's kind of obvious. It's missing a certain clarity that the previous image in this set has.
Techy bits.
Canon 5Dm2
85mm 1.8 portrait lens
Manual Focus, RAW
No tripod
ISO 1600, 1.8, 1/60th
Posting a series of shots after talking to some of the guys as they landed on the beach, knowing I had been shooting. I'm hoping they'll find these. Merci for a very entertaining and exhilarating couple of hours!
La Plage du Ponteil - Antibes, France