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Berlin is special: you can find a place for everyone and for everything.
Walking around a flea market on a sunday afternoon, I discovered a ramp where a whole family was learning how to bike and skate.
Under the father's supervision and with proper protection, of course.
Teaching To Live...
Lots to do these days... hope you are having a great weekend and to catch up with you soon!!
"in explore" 21/03/2018.
Strictly, this photo is not mine; It was actually taken by my 7-year-old son David, who is learning to catch the light with a camera. And I think that he does this good enough ...
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I was passing a village house and I noticed this young girl surrounded by pink studying in the yard. I rode in on my motorbike and her mother came out of the house. I explained to the Mum that her daughter would make for a great photo. Without any words she quickly scurried her daughter away and into the house. As I stood there a bit stunned I thought that I must have really scared them. I got back on my bike and as I was starting up, they both came out of the house all grins and smiling. She had taken her daughter inside to comb her hair for the photo.
The new Learning Hub Nanyang Technological University of Singapore.
The new Learning Hub which also known as "dim sum basket building" stems from a simple idea that people learn best from one another. Each of the new 56 new-generation, "smart" classrooms will be equipped with flexible clustered seating, electronic white boards, multiple LCD screens and wireless communication tools, bringing students together in a university environment, they can collaborate to develop their thoughts further and faster than would be possible alone.
Juvenile Osprey having some balancing and eating issues..Lol
Sandy Hook, NJ
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Le lancer du nain ... discipline très prisée des camps jeunesses .. ;)
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The "dwarf tossing" ... something we can see in a youth camp ... ;)
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Repost : originally posted on the 28th of march 2007 ... ;-)
It's been a joy to watch these two interact. Charlie clearly admires Cider and constantly looks to him for instruction.
This Eastern Bluebird fledgling is learning all about bird feeders. The top two in my yard are the mealworm feeders and the hotmeats (pepper treated sunflower meats).
Every time I bump into something because of my beginner’s flying skills. Flying is a lot of fun, but not so easy!
Credits: ESA/NASA
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Marietta, Georgia is in the 'deep South', and thus, doesn't often experience frozen lakes or ponds. In this image, a girl helps her brother (probably) to learn to stand on his first rink ice. So many bruises....so much fun!!
A young juvenile Tri-colored Heron practices the proper moves and lines up the next target on Horsepen Bayou. Still in the juvenile plumage with the rust and gray colors making for a nice appearance in this state. He/she will eventually look a bit more like the adult that I posted recently.
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Like many families right now, we're doing 'remote learning', and today one of Frost Juniors school tasks was to "Make a Star Wars movie set" out of LEGO.
This is his photo. His idea was to make a cool photo showing his two favourite figures battling above lava. We set it up on our kitchen table using only basic household items.
Along the way, we talked about concepts such as framing, and lighting. What to put in the shot, and what to leave out. Where the focus of the shot should be, and how to best achieve it. About how we could separate Kylo from the background using effective lighting, and how those lighting effects could be achieved. And just generally had fun playing together.
How was your day? Are you remote learning too? Hows it going in your house?
This is totally inspired on this wonderful shot of Chuppy!
Even Lassie has found that book and wanted me to teach her something about photography!
“Lassie, look thru the hole in the camera!”
“What camera?...”
“Lassie! There’s a CAT!”
“OMG!!! Gimme the cat!”
You can see, she has those ears and eyes when it’s about cats!
The best way to wake up Lassie: say the magic word CAT!
Tomorrow I’ll show you her shot!
in the end even dogs can do photography! Proved!
Happy Beginning of the weekend!
PS
About the title: photography is like flying for me, because I can take everything and feel free like flying!
www.youtube.com/watch?v=xb-Nacm-pKc
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is Better ! :D
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This weeks blog post features images and stories about my beloved burrowing owls ... that I miss dearly. While we have burrowing owls as well in western Colorado, they're not full-time residents and are not as social as what I'm used to in Florida... from what I'm told. Check out the blog if you like and feel free to let me know what you think. :-)
This particular young one is not flying yet, but it certainly has learned that it has wings ... as it runs about with them outstretched and beginning to learn how to navigate with them. These owls have a keen curiosity about their life as they grow up. So much so, I believe that you can see it in their eyes! An endless source of entertainment they provide, I can't wait to fly back "home" to spend some time with them.
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This is the second image from the series I am doing about finding my voice.
"Learning to Fly"
This last month my wife and I just bought a home. It has been a very exciting time for us but also very challenging. I have learned so many things that I never had to do before; buy paint for a whole house, use joint compound to fix walls, change light fixtures, etc. I am very surprised at home much I have done and with very little help.
I am more aware of my need for God to be my compass in life. He has provided for all my needs and been faithful even though I haven't been in most things. Trusting God is like birds leaving the nest.
I have been pushed out into the world.. its time to learn to fly.
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Still getting used to the Mamiya RB67. its weight, its pace, and the way it makes me approach a photograph.
These were made at Arthi, a factory I know well, on Fomapan 100. I’m still figuring out the visual language of the RB67, but I’m beginning to enjoy how much it forces me to slow down, observe, and accept a little uncertainty.
Mamiya RB67 · Mamiya K/L 65mm f/4 L · Fomapan 100 · 6×7