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"Well I started out down a dirty road

Started out all alone

And the sun went down as I crossed the hill

And the town lit up, the world got still

 

I'm learning to fly, but I ain't got wings

Coming down is the hardest thing

 

Well the good ol' days may not return

And the rocks might melt and the sea may burn

 

I'm learning to fly, but I ain't got wings

Coming down is the hardest thing

 

Well some say life will beat you down

Break your heart, steal your crown

So I've started out, for God knows where

I guess I'll know when I get there

 

I'm learning to fly, around the clouds,

But what goes up must come down

 

I'm learning to fly, but I ain't got wings

Coming down is the hardest thing"

 

Tom Petty/Jeff Lynne

Learning to Fly

- learning from john woodward's “ nature and the camera “

- subtitle of the book : “ getting the most from your praktica “

- book was first published in 1977 by adpress, surrey

- shot with sigma dn art 2.8/19mm, f 3.5

Learning is far more important than finding.

To find you must have lost.

 

Watercolor Painting

Size: 58-80 Cm

 

Beautiful sunset in an alley / Isfahan

  

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Tangled Up in black and white

ABC Weather VIC

just a few minutes before sunrise looking from the Benalla-Monash Bridge towards the Learning Centre/Library.

learning to draw with the right side of your brain....

Mountain Goat kid and its buddy, a yearling, on the edge of their world atop Mount Evans, Colorado. The yearling seemed like a good buddy to all the kids in this group, playing with them and watching them while the nanny goats foraged.

My niece came from France to learn some English. She also found interest in music...

.- The importance of learning..

- La importancia de aprender.

Explored #55

 

For Hamed, a great seen frined. :)

He is the best Street Photographer that I have ever seen.

"The Guide says there is an art to flying", said Ford, "or rather a knack. The knack lies in learning how to throw yourself at the ground and miss."

Douglas Adams (Life, the Universe, and Everything)

that not-at-all-good feeling when you discover an error that requires taking the needles out and unraveling half of your work so far. but such is learning…

“I’m sure the man is becoming slower and more uncertain with every occasion he has to use that picture taking thingy with three legs.” Said Posh Bear smiling as he watched the picture taker set up.

“Yes, Posh, it will be a relief when I don’t do this ever again.” Said Sky.

“Are you going to refuse then, Sky, when he does this next time?” Asked Barnaby in awe.

“No, Barnaby, but I probably won’t be here. I have been talking to Ellie and she was telling me that I should get myself “edicated”. So, that is what I might just do.”

“I think you mean educated, Sky.” Said Posh Bear.

“That as well, I think. I want to be so clever that I can talk to the buzzy things.”

“Anyone can talk to the buzzy things, Sky, it is just a shame they don’t seem to understand what bears say.” Added Bertie, yawning at the thought of all that learning.

“How do you think you are going to do that, Sky? I mean, learn things like talking to buzzy things.” Asked Barnaby.

“It is very easy actually, Barnaby, you just need to know where to go and what sort of things you want to learn.”

“Interesting, so, where do you go, Sky?”

“Ellie says it is a big place lots of walks away and is called a universal, I think, and there you can get all the leans that you want.”

“Wowsers, Sky, that sounds very good. So, you only need to ask them for learns on buzzy things and they give them to you and you come back edicated?” said Barnaby.

“Not quite, Barnaby, but very close. Ellie was saying that this place has lots and lots of learns, so whatever you wanted to learn you just press one of those buttons the man has on his picture viewing thingy and all the learns you want come tumbling down before you. I think.”

“Wowsers and double Wowsers, Sky, that sounds amazing.” Said Bertie getting excited.

“Doesn’t it just.” Replied Posh Bear smiling.

“What do you do with all these learns once you have them, Sky? I mean you can’t just carry them around with you in a bag and if you did, well, how you would find the one you need when you wanted it?” Asked Barnaby scratching his head with his paw. “And, how would you know what you needed if you didn’t know what the learn was about in the first place?”

“Simple, Barnaby, when I get the learns about buzzy things, I’ll also look for a button thingy that shows one how to store them and find them again. These places don’t just have learns about buzzy things; you know?”

“You’re so clever, Sky, I wish I was clever like you.” Said Barnaby full of admiration of his best friend.

“Thank you, Barnaby, and soon I’ll be even more cleverer and then ever cleverer still on top of that.”

“Sky, it doesn’t quite work out like that. I think that Ellie got it slightly wrong.” Said Posh Bear softly.

“What do you mean, Posh? Ellie said she knew.” Replied Sky looking slightly worried.

“The places are called Universities and are for hoomans, not us bears. Also, hoomans are taught what they wish to know by other hoomans called professors who in turn were taught all they know many sleeps before. It isn’t instant, these things take lots and lots of sleeps and is often a total waste of time, because after all that learning the hooman doesn’t put it to use.”

“So, how do us bears get learns, so we can be clever?” Asked Barnaby.

“We use life to learn things, Barnaby, like Sky just now for he has learned a big lesson in who to learn from. Elephants are very clever at elephant things but they don’t understand bear things. If you want to know bear things then you should always ask an older bear.”

Sky looked sad as he thought about what Posh had said but then he quickly brightened up.

“Posh, as an old bear, can you teach me how to speak with the buzzy things please?”

“No Sky, but I can tell you this, watch the buzzy things and learn what they do and then we’ll all be the wiser for what you learn. In the meantime, everyone should try and smile and then we can share that big jar of honey that I have put by, for after the man is finished.”

“Think honey.” Whispered Sky to Bertie and Barnaby and they both forced a smile.

   

Ex-First Great Western (FGW) Class 47 #47811 heads for the South Devon Sea Wall as she passes through Teignmouth working a Freightliner driver training/route leaner from Plymouth to Taunton on a hot and sunny morning, but not for much longer; of Wednesday the 5th of September 2007.

Frank Stella

High Museum

Just starting out can be daunting, but still she tries. Proud Dad here!

I'm going insane here!

If anyone knows of a good tutorial on shadows on wall etc please don't hesitate :)))

UK designer Thomas Heatherwick masterpiece at Nanyang Technology University in Singapore.

 

Resembling a cluster of elongated bee hives, the Learning Hub at Nanyang Technology University explores new ways of teaching at a time when computers and the internet are challenging the rationale of learning institutions.

 

The hub’s form is dictated by its function, and brings together 55 tutorial rooms into a structure without conventional corridors, which have traditionally created social separation and isolation. The learning hub has no one door, it is porous. Students can enter from 360 degrees around into a large central space which links all the separate towers together. Each tower is made up of a stack of classrooms which build up gradually, with gardens on selected floors.*

 

*https://www.dezeen.com/2013/07/19/heatherwick-learning-hub-nanyang-university/

 

Taken with a tilt shift camera to control the vertical distortion, 3 images were stitched together. The 2 students at the bottom of the image forms a focal point in an otherwise empty space.

When I found my first green tiger beetles (Cicindela campestris) I was astonished to see how fast they were running , but pretty soon I managed to at least get some decent photos of them even though I was nowhere near 1:1 magnification.

 

Practice makes perfect though so eventually I figured out how to get close so this is a shot taken using the Canon MP-E65mm lens set to 2.2:1 magnification which I would have considered ridiculously close at the beginning.

Double-crested Cormorant Juvenile (Phalacrocorax auritus)

 

Learning how to do new things. Olga

Still Learning

 

Juvenile Eagle preparing to grab a fish at Conowingo Dam. As can be seen in the comment box this youngster missed its target and still needs a lot more practice.

 

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For MacroMondays theme "Heritage"

 

Both my parents work with education, my mother is a teacher and my father is a professor at the university, so even though I didn't choose their profession, I've inherited their curiosity about new things.

Didn't know how to make an image about learning, so this pen (and the decoration, which is on the other end of the pen) gets to represent learning. I think making notes or writing essays is part of studying.

 

Happy MM!

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