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Remote Froglet (Crinia remota)
I wish I could have got a more artistic looking picture of him doing something, but these fellas are tiny and very flighty.
It doesn't need the text like my previous picture, and arguably it detracts from the picture; however I'm in the mood for hover text.
Hopefully my ID is right, while I'm interested in them, frogs aren't exactly my forte haha
Resting at a traditional festival in a musical village in Buganda, central Uganda.
The palaces of the bugandan kings of Buganda resounded throughout each day with music and dancing.
This remote 17-century inn with a restaurant and guestrooms is set among the moors at the top of a 1732-ft hill, along the famed walking/biking trail of the Pennine Way.
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Dernières nouvelles de l'Éther La Panacée - Montpellier 2014
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The scene isn't what makes collaborations special. It's the people we choose to be in it. Thanks for giving me your time Mady.
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"What lies behind us and what lies ahead of us are tiny matters compared to what lives within us".
- Henry David Thoreau
Ever since I saw the tiny line of this road on my Travel Map of Mid Wales, I have wanted to explore this route. It is as remote as you can get in the UK outside of Scotland. It crosses the Cambrian Mountains and is truly beautiful in even the dreariest weather.
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I went out Sunday night as the sky and light looked interesting. This location is very close to my house (about 0.5 miles away) and I had often thought this hut would make a good composition but never really saw the right conditions. Then I saw these clouds and decided now was the time to see if a shot could work. I had to go into a field to get to the right spot and had just set up my tripod and camera when the farmer came up to me. I know most of the farmers locally (some are friends and they let me wonder about) but had not seen this chap before. He was very interested in why I was in the field and what I was photographing. Once I had reassured him that I was just an eccentric photographer who likes taking pictures of clouds, he was fine with it!
Pizzo Andolla, Portjengrat in German, 3654m.
View from SE, the summit is the second pinnacle from the left. The great pillar in the center of the image is one of the more important mountaineering route of the area.
Took this shot approaching the small mountain hut “Bivacco città di Varese.” Along the path, I found a crossroad for the trail that leads to the basis of the mountaineering route to the summit of this mountain. Standing in front of that sign, painted on a large flat rock, I realized that I had already been walking for two hours and an half to reach that point, and that to get on the summit of Andolla, along the complex mountaineering route of the Italian side, It might took other eight hours of walking and climbing. Well, to climb Andolla was not in my intentions, but that consideration helped me to realize the dimensions and the severity of this mountain. I could not avoid thinking of the people that climbed this mountain for the very first time, more than one hundred years ago, with ridiculous technical equipment, no helicopters for the rescue, no paved road in the valley below. What an adventure.
A lot of people think that progress has opened new doors to mankind, but, in a certain way, I think it closed a lot of opportunities to see and discover the world and ourselves with a sense of wonder.
To be sincere, I have to admit that, at the beginning of the last century, few people had a car and the possibility to travel here and hike in a single day…. but a long and slow travel can be an ooportunity of another kind…
If you have been reading this till the end, well, excuse me for bothering you
B&LE 904 led what began as a Minntac loader, but redirected to U-Tac. Sun stayed out for a few nice shots, showing off the RCO antennas as they headed north along the Missabe Sub. Seen here cutting Midway road off they exit off the scale at Adolph.
In the woods with Phill this week spending a bit of time with stencils and a bit of a lighter weight kit as i've been getting a bit of Plantar pain in the heel of my left foot. I think carrying a rucksack full of camera kit, lightpainting kit and tripod has started to take its toll on my body. A great chilled night out.
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In the battle of flimsy remote control versus a labratriever's powerful jaws, there was only ever going to be one winner. He hates the demise of anything electrical but this is beyond even Danbo's full utility belt of tools.
You are looking at the business-end of the Canon RC-5 IR remote which requires a 2-second wait after you push the button until it trips the shutter. What a slo-mo pain! Fortunately there are better options!
Macro Mondays – theme: photography gear
A remote valley surrounded by granite beauties, an incredible place far away from the crowd, immersed in the wilderness.
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after 15 seconds of horror with treadmill i find CARTMAN on sofa with tv remote, now doesnt he look happier now. :P
The most remote area in the Australian outback LOL This is a FB image. I couldn't resist and had to share it with you all. I couldn't stop laughing.