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This green heron ruffled its feathers then settled back into position. Sometimes, things just need to be reset!
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Sometimes, you just need a reset.
“You need a break every once in a while to enjoy the everyday and you need the everyday to enjoy the break you take every once in a while.” ― S.A. Tawks, Mule
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Ho fatto le pulizie autunnali.
Non in casa, né tanto meno nell'armadio.
Le ho fatte nella mia vita. E forse sto già meglio.
"Leaving me, who cherished only you, where did you go?
Did you leave because you got sick of me?
Don't play around, I know you're there.
I feel like you'll appear, so I wait aimlessly.
I need to go find you, go find you. If I cry now, I might not be able to see you.
I don't wanna cry, i don't wanna cry although I have a lot of tears
I don't wanna cry"
We had spent the night before camped in Laurel Hill photographing the beautiful Sugar Pine Forest and had set out that morning for the drive in convoy to Mungo.
I had been driving for around 5hrs when we started making our way through the Hay Plains and Bruce asked how I was feeling. I was completely content.
...and that’s the thing – Daily life in the city is a sensory overload. I feel as though I am constantly exercising my mind just to keep up with my eyes.
From the Hay Plains, one of the flattest places on earth, to the world heritage listed Wilandra Lakes life is pretty simple. There are no bright lights, no crowds, no traffic, nothing but you and the earth beneath you.
There is no better way to truly switch off and let the soul reset.
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Doesn't work, as we all know. But I (all of us actually) do have a reset button in relation to my agendas, motivational drives and width of my perception. Why am I afraid of pushing this button? The clock is ticking anyway.
Rouen (France) - Journée de mobilisation ce jeudi 19 janvier 2023 dans toute la France. Les manifestants s'opposent au nouvel allongement de l'âge du départ à la retraite (64 au lieu de 62 ans pour une carrière complète).
A Rouen (Normandie) selon le service de renseignements de la police, en début de manifestation et à partir un comptage provisoire, ils étaient plus de 15.000 à exprimer leur opposition à ce projet. 25.000 selon les syndicats. Pour le Havre, le chiffre officiel de la préfecture est de 10.000 manifestants. Quels que soient les chiffres, ce que je peux affirmer que c'est l'une des plus grosses manifestations à laquelle j'ai assisté dans cette ville ces dix dernières années, après l'attentat meurtrier contre Charlie Hebdo.
- Ne pas trop se fier aux données EXIF pour ceux qui s'y intéresseraient, mon Fuji Pro 2 a été victime d'un bug. Et j'ai dû tout réinitialiser en pleine manifestation. Pas pratique.
Rouen (France) - Mobilization day this Thursday, January 19, 2023 throughout France. The demonstrators oppose the further extension of the retirement age (64 instead of 62 for a full career).
In Rouen (Normandy) according to the police intelligence service, at the start of the demonstration and from a provisional count, they were more than 15,000 to express their opposition to this project. 25,000 according to the unions. For Le Havre, the official figure of the prefecture is 10,000 demonstrators. Whatever the numbers, what I can say is one of the biggest protests I've seen in this city in the last ten years, after the deadly attack on Charlie Hebdo.
- Do not rely too much on EXIF data for those who are interested in it, my Fuji XPro 2 was the victim of a bug. And I had to reset everything in full demonstration. Not practical.
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Chronograph reset button on a watch. For January 11, 2016 Macro Mondays theme of "buttons."
Thanks for viewing and happy Macro Monday!
I enjoy winter and don't mind the cold but I will admit that a little bit of sun and warmth along with mother nature's seasonal reset is nice too! The wild apple trees seem to be enjoying it as well and don't seem to mind the still frosty nights.
On the path leaving Margaret Falls I found this little gem. I set my tripod took a shot, reset, took a shot and finally found what I was looking for. The intermittent clouds above caused the light to dance around in the open area, which meant waiting for the ideal moment.
Waiting for that light aloud time to sit on a rock and enjoy the surrounding scenery. The shot was best when the light touched the roots while also leaving the forest in shadow. Seeing like a camera meant the tree trunks would also fall into shadow framing the strong angled light as well.
© Darlene Bushue 2021
Sunsets are a great reminder to rest and reset our hearts and minds at the end of each and every day. Have a wonderful weekend!!!
Sunset over Nokhu Crags, State Forest State Park (08/21/2021).
photo rights reserved by Ben
On 7 January 2026, the Netherlands lies beneath a thick blanket of snow. Code Orange is in effect, and its impact is felt everywhere: flights are cancelled, trains and buses are barely running—if at all—and the daily rhythm comes to an abrupt halt. Roads turn into white ribbons, calendars are wiped clean, and the country is forced to slow down. At the same time, this weather brings something special. Silence. Slowness. A landscape that feels as if it has briefly been reset in time. Normally, the centre of Amsterdam is always just a few degrees warmer. Due to dense buildings, water, and urban heat, snow rarely lasts here. It usually turns wet, grey, and disappears quickly. But not today. Along the Brouwersgracht, at the corner of the Prinsengracht, snow falls without pause. The flakes drift down thick and soft, settling on the wide street, along the quay, and against the façades of the canal houses. The row of buildings along the water forms a calm, almost painterly backdrop—dark brick, light window frames, subtly dusted with snow. A mother arrives home on her cargo bike. She stops, the children climb out and pause for a moment—cautious at first, then curious. Their footprints appear in the fresh white surface. Perhaps it is their first real encounter with snow—a moment of discovery, play, and quiet wonder. The city slows naturally along with them. Street lamps cast a warm glow across the street, bicycles rest motionless along the quay, and soft light shines behind the windows—small signs of life in an otherwise hushed city. The openness of this spot, where the Brouwersgracht meets the Prinsengracht, enhances the sense of space and calm, as if Amsterdam itself is taking a breath. With traffic almost entirely absent, the snow is given time to remain. Sound is muffled, lines become simpler, and the pace slows on its own. People walk more slowly, look around, pause. There is disruption, without doubt—but also wonder. On this winter day, Amsterdam feels smaller, quieter, and almost timeless. And even here, along the Brouwersgracht, the snow remains: rare, fragile, and precisely for that reason, so special.
Children step out of a cargo bike and discover fresh snowfall along the Brouwersgracht, at the corner of the Prinsengracht in Amsterdam. A rare winter moment where the city slows down and everyday life turns briefly into play.
Op 7 januari 2026 ligt Nederland onder een dik pak sneeuw. Code Oranje is van kracht en dat is overal voelbaar: vluchten zijn geannuleerd, treinen en bussen rijden nauwelijks of helemaal niet, en het dagelijkse ritme valt abrupt stil. Wegen veranderen in witte linten, agenda’s worden leeg geveegd en het land schakelt ongewild een versnelling terug. Tegelijkertijd heeft dit weer ook iets bijzonders. Stilte. Vertraging. Een landschap dat even lijkt te zijn teruggezet in de tijd. Normaal gesproken is het centrum van Amsterdam altijd nét een paar graden warmer. Door bebouwing, water en stedelijke warmte blijft sneeuw hier zelden liggen. Meestal wordt het snel nat, grijs en verdwenen. Maar vandaag niet. Op de Brouwersgracht, op de hoek met de Prinsengracht, sneeuwt het onafgebroken. De vlokken vallen dicht en zacht en blijven liggen op de brede straat, langs de kade en tegen de gevels van de grachtenpanden. De rij huizen aan het water vormt een rustig, bijna schilderachtig decor — donkere baksteen, lichte kozijnen, subtiel bedekt met sneeuw. Een moeder komt thuis met de bakfiets. Ze stopt, de kinderen stappen uit en blijven even staan. Voorzichtig eerst, dan nieuwsgierig. Hun voetstappen tekenen zich af in het verse wit. Misschien is het hun eerste echte sneeuw — een moment van ontdekking, spel en verwondering. De stad vertraagt vanzelf mee. Lantaarns werpen een warme gloed over de straat, fietsen staan stil tegen de kade en achter de ramen brandt zacht licht. Kleine tekens van leven in een verder verstilde stad. De openheid van deze plek, waar Brouwersgracht en Prinsengracht samenkomen, versterkt het gevoel van ruimte en rust — alsof Amsterdam even ademhaalt. Doordat het verkeer vrijwel ontbreekt, krijgt de sneeuw hier de kans om te blijven liggen. Geluid wordt gedempt, lijnen worden eenvoudiger, het tempo zakt vanzelf. Mensen lopen langzamer, kijken om zich heen, blijven even staan. Er is overlast, zonder twijfel — maar ook verwondering. Op deze winterdag voelt Amsterdam kleiner, stiller en bijna tijdloos. En zelfs hier, op de Brouwersgracht, blijft de sneeuw liggen: zeldzaam, kwetsbaar en precies daarom zo bijzonder.