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I figured it was time to start my Christmas shopping yesterday, even though it was a day earlier than my usual habit. I decided to bring my camera along and catch a few street scenes as well.
I played with some of the special presets on the trial copy of Lightroom I downloaded here.
Some "strange" clouds up in the sunny sky but thankfully it wasn't raining this afternoon! However, I golfed this morning with my golf buddy and we got soaked playing the first three holes. It then stopped but remained windy and quite cold!!
365/2025 - Still The Wheel Turns ...
Stay Safe and Healthy Everyone!
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Luckily I was away and near a beach for this challenge. I wracked my brains on how I was going to achieve it, but then had the idea to put notes on the beach in the sand.
The notes are part of the tablature for a song by Joe Satriani called "Summer Song" from his album "The Extremist"
You can check out the song here --> www.youtube.com/watch?v=7NJ_nzOckOQ
Beware, it contains guitars, some long hair and no singing. If you don't like that, then don't click!
Note:
Forget the superficial elements,
and be grateful of every presence of blessings.
Love One Another.
Happy Eid Mubarak.
When my father passed away a few years ago, I found this note tucked in his drawer with his money clip. I wrote it to him at age 5. It now lives in my wallet and goes everywhere with me.
On the back, it was correctly addressed:
To Daddy
From Sheila
Obviously a budding professional even then!
For Macro Mondays "The Printed Word".
(The full note can be seen in my photostream just after this image. This one was cropped to 3 inches so it would qualify for Macro Mondays.)
For Macro Mondays "Crime".
My husband was nice enough to make me a ransom note, although he went a little overboard. I will save the entire thing in my "props" drawer for another day. But here is part of it through a small magnifying glass, fitting within the 3 inch limit.
The magnifying glass is about two inches above the paper, prompting my first stab at photo stacking so both glass and words would be in focus. I had hoped to play more with angles to show the distance between them, but alas, no time.
HMM!
Hitting the notes, ringing the change / It's clipped phrasing and dry ice in summer / Straining against the rhythm, speeding it up / Loping forward and looping back, finding the curl / In the wave, the modd in the air. It's / Splintered tones and furious double timing / It's leaving the other instruments on stage (Camila Nebbia, poem by Edward Hirsch)
© Marta Warelis & Camila Nebbia, Berlin, 2025, Florian Fritsch
... on the meaning of life, 3rd March 2017.
(Thrift shop display window. The reproduction is of a 1978 painting by Norwegian artist Odd Nerdrum (born 1944): 'The murder of Andreas Baader'.)
© Lise Utne
Along with the Firecrest, the Goldcrest is the UK's smallest bird at around 9cm in length and weighing only 6 grams, this tiny little Bird doesn't stay still for long as it moves through the trees and bushes in search of small insects to feed upon.
I spent an hour or so the other weekend watching this little one feed along with a few others close by, I reckon they must have had a good breeding season this year down here in the South West (uk), and this one looked quite Festive perched in the Spruce.
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Yoho National Park, British Columbia, Canada.
The initial plunge strikes a ledge which directs the flow outward from the cliff resulting in a spectacularly messy waterfall (Note 1). Because of its separation from the cliff, cross winds have a big impact. I also did video, which shows that the heavy wind-driven mist (Note 2) is actually moving upward. Total height of falls is 384 meters (1260 feet).