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Possibly the last photo my Canon 6D will take, shortly after this photo the tripod was blown over and the camera fell 10 feet onto a rock.
Possibly the trickiest part of the An Garbhanach ridge in the Mamores. I love how the path leads into the rocks and then seems to say "right, over to you..."
The Ring of Steall carries on over the peaks to the right - Stob Coire a'Chairn and Am Bodach.
Possibly maybe finally being redeveloped in the near or medium or far future?
Fisher Body Plant 21
Milwaukee Junction
Detroit, MI
How can I possibly explain this build? This one is so personal for me and built in a very vulnerable time in my life. You can of course interpret the build in your own way! Here is my point of view.
There is a dark side with pain and suffering and the idea was to take inspiration from Blizzards game Diablo but I ended up doing my own thing. On the other side is hope portrayed in the colours, sky and house (I love the different blue colours). In the middle is a grey minifigure that is between these worlds and that figure is me.
I have lived with constant pain for 18 years and the last couple of years have been so very hard. This winter I got hope that an operation abroad would help me. The hope was high and I got the idea for this build. I started to build and even had my operation but all hope for improvement through surgery was destroyed. It was a long journey and through it all I and the people around me had to in some way manage hope. Is hope calm and passive or is it like a dragon: a powerful force that no one can stop. Can you stop it if you are too tired to go on for yet another fight for something very important to you? I now know it can't be stopped. You continue to hope as surely as the sun rises in the morning even though it hurts so very much when something doesn’t work out.
Regarding the "Save me" lettering in the build, in my fight for a better life and during my build I started asking myself, do I wait for the healthcare to save me, for other people to save me or do I save myself? Maybe is it both? You need others but also don't forget that you are big part in saving you in every challenge you meet in life.
The grey figure in the middle is fighting the dark side, fighting the chains of pain and suffering. But hope is strong and will fight every day! I hope people who love you will fight by your side and give you every support so that you have the power to save yourself!
Possibly the only reason this chap was so relaxed was because I was behind my car and able to use the zoom lens and use said car as a rest to steady the camera.
This year has been a really bad one for me getting out and taking photos - covid has had a devastating impact as we have had to be so careful for others who relied on our well-being to be able to help them in the troubled times.
This was a carefully planned move to avoid everyone and get a bit of freedom for a change.
Possibly one of the most beautiful sunsets I have seen in a long time happened this evening on the West Coast of Scotland and oh my, it certainly caught me by surprise. Going out with the camera was a last minute decision and just look at what I would have missed had I stayed at home.
I tell what I would have missed if I would have stayed home, wet feet! That's the thing when you shoot at the coast, you have to remember that it is tidal in these parts so that you don't get wet feet.
I have to credit The Stranglers (one of my all time favourite bands) with the title for this one.
Possibly one of the very rarest cars I'll ever see, hiding in the back of a Dagenham industrial estate. Untaxed since 1998 with no MOT history, though it did have a V5 in 2005.
Possibly one of the last winter shots I will get this year now we are back in lockdown. Maybe if everyone behaves and does their bit to get rid of this bloody virus we won't have to suffer any further restrictions next winter. #stayathome
Possibly the best neon Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer neon sign I've ever seen, on the facade of Elmer's Tavern, 2 South Church Street, Union, Missouri.
Possibly pondering the prospects of a poodle repast, W2 is quite interested in the parade of people and pooches below. Thomson Marsh, Kelowna, BC.
In ~5.4 billion years the sun will become a red giant swallowing Mercury, Venus and Earth. As the sun grows it will loose mass - possibly causing our orbit to be "pushed" outwards instead of being swallowed. When this happens our oceans will have already evaporated, the atmosphere will vanish, everything will be on fire and life as we know it will cease to exist.
Burrows Park / Madison, Wisconsin
Possibly home to the local Dulux paint dealer, this blue bungalow sits above the harbour near Almuéñécar on Spain's southern coast.
The town is Laurie Lee's final stop in his genre defying Spanish Civil War pilgrimage, 'As I Walked Out One Midsummer Morning'.
Leicht nachgearbeitet: Zwei Blitzableiter sind weggepixelt... | Slightly photoshopped - two lightning conductors have been pixeled away...
Auch im Kalender 2007
Possibly the last of my Spotted Pardalote image series captured recently during a visit to the Hunter Wetlands Center (Shortland, NSW; Australia).
A pretty heavy crop....... but hopefully still appealing.
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possibly Eucalyptus macrocarpa ?
Olympus E-M5 / Olympus 12-40mm f2.8
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Possibly one of the funniest shots of my beloved wife Liz. She is doing a sand angel in the dunes at Camber Sands. The day was windy, unappealing in many senses, but amongst the dunes, the wind dropped off, and you could see the enjoyment possible in this environment.
A great day, a truly memorable experience. And above all else, one of those occasions you never forget.
Shot on Leica X typ 113, and post processed in Luminar.
Possibly a 2nd generation model (1961–1964), Powell River, B.C.
158 of 365 for 2022.
Nikon D60
AF-S DX Nikkor 35mm f/1.8 G
… to the mothtrap. ichneumon, possibly netelia sp.? Appears there may be a little pollen in the air too….
14th September 2015 Update:
This image was awarded 'Highly Commended' in the British Wildlife Photography Awards 2015. Very flattering indeed!
Possibly my favourite Tewet Tarn view, with the dry stone wall meandering towards the little lake and Blencathra filling the background. For my first sunrise since lockdown and midsummer, it just had to be done.
It would be good to make the tarn more prominent within the frame, though. This was taken a focal length of 15 mm, standing beside the wall. Any advice greatly welcomed!