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I love sitting in the sun reading on the deck when the weather gets nice. Keeping peanuts with me is a must because we have a couple little chick-a-dees who love to come for snacks and that makes the routine even more fabulous!!!
I take The Bear to school on Fridays. This is our Friday morning routine.
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It appears to be the morning routine of these grizzlies... eat, followed by a good tussle in the snow
For whatever reason, I'm not a fan of samba/cabaret dance costumes.
Prelude to the 41st Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras parade.
Hyde Park, Sydney
It is the routines that determine everyday life. Over time, the principle of repetition culminates in a dull routine. So, it gradually becomes clear what to expect, and surprises rarely find their way to the surface.
But if you only persuade yourself long enough, the daily grind might appear to be more colorful than it actually is. Hence, it is hard even to notice how gray everything has become in this process.
However, it should not be forgotten that the routines do not come by themselves. The person indulges habits, paves their way, and decides for or against them.
Yet, breaking out of this self-imposed tunnel vision and leaving the comfort zone often brings sudden surprises. If your gaze wanders into unused corners, you can suddenly see how vivid all of the other things are really there.
I thought long about this prompt - I'm not a person that has many routines and if I have one I might change it daily :) But there's one thing I never miss, not when I'm late, not when I got a hangover, not even when I'm sick - breakfast. Not that it's elaborate every day, the bare minimum being a tea. But I always make the time to sit down and enjoy the breakfast!
Today I made a quite heavy but healthy breakfast wrap with avocado, eggs and tomatoes and had a glass of orange juice with it.
P52 - 04. Routine
I pour my coffee each morning at 4am. I try to leave the house before 5am with a morning walk and photography plan in mind.
Standing so close to Cupids Span, I could not fit this in one shot at 14mm. Two images stitched together.
Thanks for looking.
Second Lockdown 30 Day Photo Challenge
All went well with my last 30 day lockdown challenge so I'm doing it again.
This is a randomly selected 30 subjects from a list of 150 suitable things to do during this lockdown period.
Two special operations forces operator performing routine maintenance on their vehicle at a forward operating base.
Note: I am taking a bit of a summer break as my apartment is undergoing some renovations. I will be posting some old pictures in the meantime. Enjoy!
While at the Central Park Zoo we washed Gus here for a while, he had quite a routine going on, which ended or some may started with this float, see the shots below to see his routine
Speaking of routines, I have been thinking as I took it easy today I have been trying to return all comments I get and keep up with groups that I realized my comments where getting quite generic at times, so apologies for that and will try to make them more thought out and relevant comments in the future and apologize if it means I cannot visit and comment on as many shots as I was, but I think for me its quality rather than quantity thats important,
that all I said I know a fair percentage that view or comment will never read this so sorry for going on for those that did :)
better on B l a c k M a g i c
Hope everyones week is going well
Like Gus
PACIFIC OCEAN (March 12, 2022) The Nimitz-class aircraft carrier USS Nimitz (CVN 68) steams ahead while transiting through the Pacific Ocean. Nimitz is underway conducting routine operations. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 3rd Class Samuel Osborn)
One of my favorite things about mecha has always been the support systems and infrastructure around them- In this case a simple scaffolding for working on the limbs, and some munitions containers and their transport.
No not really !
On a dull and lifeless day when the rains ruined the Diwar Bonderam of 2009, there was very little to bring any cheer to the proceedings. Bad light and rain and shooting with one hand holding an umbrella to protect the camera is a nightmarish scenario, and, it certainly was.
The only way out of such bad bluesy situation is to do close ups and some were done.
The organisers, at least some of them, were kinda "frog in the well" variety. They hustled the proceedings ham handedly.
Some cheer then from this Goan girl who was a part of a troupe of similarly dressed girls and boys no doubt doing a dance routine of the Latin variety. (I am afraid I know not, the name of this delightful girl who is/was a tad gawky but has some excellent bone geometry )
The first rush of the image done from a RAW file on Pro Photo color setting when converted to a jpeg image and viewed on a standard viewer made the colors and intensity pale and lifeless just like the Goan weather of August 2009. I had to redo this image from scratch in Adobe 1998 color and get back the colors.
I will post some other crops and closeups of the prophoto color setting suitably processed further to get back the colors.
The girl is on purpose portrayed in a smoking sultry dark but the other images will be not so. ( dark , I mean)
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