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Adjacent to the mural mile floodwall during the annual Paint Louis sanctioned graffiti event, this individual appears to be practicing or testing some paint on this building. Thanks for looking.
Was trying to make it more obvious that there is a light source, first time doing that though so bare w/ me! <3
I hate what i did with the mouth, but i was so far into when i realized i hated it that i didnt want to start over.
Anyways, enjoy! <3
Orig:
"Aim just a bit higher Lillywind!" Bree called out as she lobbed yet another snowball toward the aspiring beater. "Best if you hit it straight on!"
One of my favorite winter subjects is red yucca seed pods. Still summer and the yucca has gone to seed, Lakeway, TX. Sony A6000 and EL Nikkor 50/2.8 enlarger lens.
I know you've heard it a thousand times before. But it's true -- hard work pays off. If you want to be good, you have to practice, practice, practice. If you don't love something, then don't do it.
-Ray Bradbury-
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Just chasing time, but I guess sometimes we all need to practice some patience......
How poor are they that have not patience! What wound did ever heal but by degrees?
William Shakespeare
Group practicing a Dragon Dance ahead of the Chinese New Year. Bacolod City, Philippines.
Gong Xi Fa Cai
This is Joshua practicing his glass blowing at a shop in Cabo San Lucas. We visited as part of an organized city tour and some people got to try out blowing a bubble of molten glass. The bubble at the end of the metal rod quickly cooled and then was broken, producing very thin glass shards that were discarded.
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These shots are for practicing photographing water as long exposure or by averaging several shots.
This is a learning experience for me.
Thank you for your faves and kind comments, very much appreciated - deaR♥‿♥
Just because the rodent season is over, it is never sufficient to rest on one's laurels. A successful season past is no guarantee for the future. Every season presents an opportunity to work on skills. For example, a snow encrusted twig makes a more than suitable substitution for a prideful presentation to one's partner. While a bit less tricky to catch, other hazards clearly exist complicating the activity.
These shots are for practicing photographing water as long exposure or by averaging several shots.
This is a learning experience for me.
Thank you for your faves and kind comments, very much appreciated - deaR♥‿♥
Practicing Zen Woman.
(Linoleum Cut).
Poste transitoire posture méditative musique spirituelle méditation profonde scriptural maître indispensable doux coeur perspicacité nature vide sutras,
制定安靜的想法特別成就微笑獨立無聲花聆聽風掌握存在尊重理解空極端菩提樹喚醒明亮的真相修道院高坐激情謎消失反映重要性有效的做法故意練習 ,
계몽의 광대 한 교환 할 수있는 경험 신앙의 종 종소리 숨가쁜 호흡 환상 경전 완벽한 실현 겸손한 답을 만족 시킴,
幸福结果勤奋稳重思想打败仇恨争吵攀登高地重生山沉浸的甜蜜突然觉醒安慰和尚,
楽しい初めの思いやりの地面純粋な賢明な自由輝く虹色とりどりの理解啓発達成.
Steve.D.Hammond.
Practice with the new camera...inside shot of silk flowers. Wish these were real! LOL!
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Location: Waterberg Game Reserve, Limpopo province, South Africa.
Description: Waterberg – Where the game comes Naturally
I haven’t had any time this week to shoot and process anything new, so here is another “golf-shot” from my recent Waterberg photo-shoot.
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Equipment: Sony Alpha 100 (Sigma 10-20mm)
Date: June 2008
If you practice hard enough .. could you achieve anything?
Deep in the basement in this old civic building are the cells, they have an almost 'facility' feeling about them. Wonderful leisurely day with Brother Barnabus and the meeting of 'Pam' . Un Invited
This one is actually from a couple of months back. Recently I've been making an effort to train myself in the art of rope bondage. And with the help of a lot of examples on Flickr, and my friend Linda Lovelace in particular, I've had some degree of success. As Daisy can attest, we've had literally dozens of practice sessions, where I try various techniques and see how secure it is by having Daisy do her best to get loose. The goal being to get to a point where both she and I know she is totally secure, and unable to get free without my help. We don't want our little lady to feel insecure, now do we?? 😜
Anyway, since it was a learning experience and not to the level I would prefer, I haven't posted any of the photos. But I suppose this session wasn't too bad.....so I will post of few shots here and there this week.
If you are curious as to the point of this position, we were playing a old college drinking game called "Hi Bob!". You know that game where you watch old Bob Newhart Show reruns and do a shot every time someone says "Hi Bob!"?? (Yeah, I'm probably showing my age here...) Well I thought of a neat variation on the theme. We watched several episodes, and every time someone said the magic word, Daisy got a shot....with my paddle. And who could blame me....isn't that just a deliciously inviting target??? 😍