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If there's a buzzing-noise, somebody's making a buzzing-noise, and the only reason for making a buzzing-noise that I know of is because you're a bee.
A. A. Milne
the geraniums were really buzzing today with at least 40 to 50 assorted bees!!
texture thanks to Spektoral Addendum.
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Street photography from Glasgow, Scotland.
Colour re-edit of a shot from July 2019.
Wishing you all a fantastic weekend of photography. Stay safe and keep the shutters clicking!
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"It's my final stage, my ego drives me crazy
You doesn't hear, so my years was wasted
Now I see my sacrifice and I'll kick you in the ass
But now it's time for me to take my revenge
No one could expect it, 'cause they thought that I am...
Too good to be bad, too good to be bad"
His arms were still lifted up, hands near his ears trying to control the thickness of the memories in his head. Click here for the rest of the short story and credits
Make a noise so I know you're there
Just a touch is enough for me my dear
– Gossling, Wild Love
Thanks as always to Evelyn Flint for the background!
“How strange it is. We have these deep terrible lingering fears about ourselves and the people we love. Yet we walk around, talk to people, eat and drink. We manage to function. The feelings are deep and real. Shouldn't they paralyze us? How is it we can survive them, at least for a little while? We drive a car, we teach a class. How is it no one sees how deeply afraid we were, last night, this morning? Is it something we all hide from each other, by mutual consent? Or do we share the same secret without knowing it? Wear the same disguise?”
― Don DeLillo, White Noise
Another waterfall in the beautiful valley of Soca in Slovenia. In the near of the village Kobarid this Kozjak waterfall flows through a cave. With loud noise it's setting free all energy. If you would like to take a similar image, be prepared to walk through this whitewater.
Wishing all my Flickr friends everything good in the New Year!
This is an old photo rescued today from Facebook
Before the spring Warbler invasion, Re-processed images I took in Brisbane, Australia in 2013 to remind me to go back!
Welcome to New York! You can only wonder who decides what’s necessary noise and what isn’t, can’t you? Which in turn raises the question of subjectivity and objectivity... and who’s to decide that?
An interesting philosophical debate, no doubt. But meanwhile, my simple mind was quite amused by the street sign, which I spotted in Bleecker Street, Greenwich Village – so here it is.
(White) Noise
I was lucky to take photos of Boris as well. I have many that I love that are cinematic yet overall standard band photos. This one is the most abstract and I like it the best...probably because a different photographer might just delete it but I like the abstract quality of it and being engulfed in this. It has a very postmodern and cerebral feeling to me. I have a hard time giving up on photos like this.
Noise is also the name of one of Boris's albums and White Noise is, of course, the name of a book by Don DeLillo.
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This past Wednesday I did something that I have not done in several months. I dragged my carcass out of bed and drove to be in “my spot” at Muscatatuck NWR for daybreak. So much has changed there over the years. The roads are much better but several fields that once provided the best hunting area for its raptors are now covered with thousands of saplings. If this growth continues, I will have little to no reason to make the drive…a sad reality.
One thing that hasn’t changed is my ability to make noise. I have a favorite, time tested and proven noise that I make when no one else is around. It has made coyotes, deer, eagles, elk, seals, bear, mink and otters stop in their track and look at me. Direct eye contact provides the best of photo ops! I hope to someday cross paths with a Honey Badger to see if it works…we all know they don’t care!
Early Wednesday I spotted bevy of 5 otters hunting one of the creaks on Muscatatuck. They were heading away from the bridge I was on, but knowing the refuge, I knew they would pass under another one further south if they maintained their course. I also knew that they would take several play, rest and eating breaks along the way. There was no way to estimate their arrival at the next bridge.
I made a few laps around the refuge, checking to see if they had made it yet, nothing. The entire time I was questioning myself with if I even wanted to photograph the otters. When you do the math, statistically I have photographed any single otter at Muscatatuck several times over the years, maybe even as a pup. I reminded myself what a blessing it is just to see them.
On my third and final lap, I could see the ripples in the water and bubble paths…a sure sign that otters were hunting below. I extended my monopod, steadied my stance and waited. Within seconds three otters surfaced as if they were synchronized swimming. I swung my lens in the area of the closest one and took a few shots. It noticed me right away and was in the process of staring me down to determine my threat level when I decided to make my noise. Instantly it opened its mouth as if to smile…I know…anthropomorphism at its best!
No matter how much things that we cannot control change, we can all still make our noise!
Adventure before dementia!
Waterfalls of the Bolshoy Rufabgo stream are a cascade of waterfalls in the Maykop district of Adygea (Russia), 2 km from the village of Kamennomostsky, upstream of the Belaya river.
Waterfall "Noise" is located to the left of the trail, it meets guests and escorts. This is a high and beautiful waterfall that will never tire of pleasing visitors to the gorge.
L’informazione informa i fatti, non sui fatti: non conta la verità del fatto, ma il convincimento che il messaggero del fatto sa infondere in chi legge o ascolta. E in questo mondo, dominato dai media, le masse che tutti credono consumatrici, sono in realtà consumate.
[C.B.]
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Cause it's all white noise swallowing me
Taking your high horse and I'll be free
Cause it's all white noise swallowing me
Maybe we'll know why eventually
Taken at Luane's World :)
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It was not within my plans to make a portrait and less in the foreground of a sheep but it is that fate is capricious and it put us on our way neither more nor less than a sheep named: BLACK NOSE OF VALAIS. And it is that these are a Swiss breed of sheep, originally from the canton of Valais. This breed is, together with the Roux du Valais sheep, the only horned sheep breeds in Switzerland. We went up a road if it can be called that with an incline and curves that not even in the Tourmalet and we saw that there was a shepherd with the sheep branch. Go! Go! I said Layla, this is a must see! We parked and walking we went to the pastor. Layla stayed behind and I walked over to him and we had a chat with an English vocabulary from National Geographic. A special mention to that shepherd who was only one from the heart and not for nothing else and who very kindly attended to me and explained to me what his day-to-day life was with the sheep.