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Poor Dixie is saying "What the heck is that thing? Just let me in, for cryin' out loud!" 😾
It's well that Daisy should celebrate Independence Day...as she has become quite the independent young lady herself these days. (She'd argue with me over the "young" part....😘)
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Staci chose "Let Go" for this week's collaboration. This phrase has so much meaning. For me, it's letting go of the things that weigh me down, letting go of trying to measure up, letting go of trying to be perfect. And really, when you let go, it involves trust. What is it that you need to Let Go of?
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I honestly hate my photography skills or whatever.
I mean, most girls compare their looks to other people's. I compare my photography.
I'm so frustrated right now. I'm looking at one of my favorite photographer's pictures and she's not even professional or anything, she just does it as a hobby and I am soo jealous. Her pictures are all perfectly focused and perfectly posed and perfectly timed and and everything is perfect.
Not to mention she's gorgeous so when she does self portraits anyone who looks at them just melts.
I swear I'm not even fishing for compliments. I am truly hatin' on myself right now ughhhh I wish I was better.
Need to improve my focusing skills.
A lot.
My problems will be solved when I get a remote.
I don't remember how I did this processing. That's the problem. Sometimes I process something in a way that I really like and I compress it and save it. And then I never write down how I did the processing. But that's okay I guess. It means every processing is unique.
My son Manas checking me out while shooting on the way to Nanded. He must be willing to say.." Hey Dad let's go..oh God you started shooting here also".
Seabirds ~ Walton-on-the-Naze ~ Essex ~ England ~ Sunday 11th March 2012.
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Well, yesterday I spent an hour or so on the beach at Walton-On-The-Naze, which would have been better had the tide not been in..:((
It was a nice sunny day though so that was nice.
Anyhoo, I tried to get a better capture of these little birds but people kept walking passed and scaring them away....one time I was just about to get a decent shot when a bloke turned up with his dog and the birds took flight, this shot is the result of that moment....I was a also a little high up on the walk way, to have been lower down would have meant going for a swim, which wouldn't have been very helpful to my camera..lol
OK, I hope you all have a wonderful up coming Week..:)
Fotos: Diego Castanha
Model: Karina Silva ( Ming Management )
Beauty: Rosângela Augusta
Produção: Nathália Mello
Olympus Infinity Zoom, Kentmere 100, HC 110 B.
Quite a nifty little camera it is.
Queen Street, Toronto
Badminton is named after Badminton House, where the game was first played in England in the 1850s. However, badminton evolved from the ancient Chinese game of Ti Jian Zi, the first game to have used a shuttlecock. In a game of Ti Jian Zi, players used only their feet to stop the shuttlecock from touching the ground.
British children had played Battledore and Shuttlecock since medieval times, working together using Battledores (paddles) to keep the shuttle in the air. British soldiers in India modified this game into an adult competitive sport in the 19th century by introducing a net. The Bath Badminton Club published the first official set of rules in 1877 and the Badminton Association of England was formed 16 years later.
Badminton debuted as a demonstration sport at the 3rd Asian Games in Tokyo in 1958 and became a competitive event at the 4th Asian Games in Djakarta, Indonesia four years later.
Badminton featured as a demonstration sport at the Munich Olympics in 1972 and became an official Olympic sport at Barcelona in 1992.
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Taken at Bali Bird Park, Gianyar - Bali, Indonesia in Oct 2013.
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American Goldfinch (Carduelis tristis) AMGO
It showed up suddenly during the heaviest snowfall and joined the other yardbirds eating the seeds we put out. Only a brief visit....but its bright colors seemed to almost glow with the snow and dark gray sky. Not sure if it is a resident of the NC mountains or was on its way south in late November.
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