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"Having good balance will help"
You 2 can learn how to do the "urbex" !!!
Check out the rule book @ D.N.R and you will be a well trained ninja in no time at all !!!!
The Entrance Pylon at the Temple of Horus on the west bank of the Nile at Edfu, some 108 km (67 mi.) north of Aswan in Aswan Governorate, Egypt. The temple was begun in 237 BC by Ptolemy III (ruled 246-222 BC) and was completed in 57 BC by Ptolemy XII (ruled 80-58 BC and 55-51 BC). Large reliefs on the pylon at lower left and lower right depict Ptolemy XII striking enemies before Horus, who faces him. Two statues of Horus flank the entrance.
Lots of rules and laws in French life.... one of the things that keeps community life so civil, or so it seems to me. Those shown here regulate the parks, gardens, and green spaces. Signed by the mayor of the city.
“Egalité”!
no rules, no limitations, no boundaries it's like an art™
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GION CORNER is a place in Kyoto where you can enjoy and see Kyomai Dance performed by Maiko dancers and other traditional japanese performing arts.
KYO-MAI DANCE
A variation of the Mai style of Japanese dance is the Kyomai or Kyoto Style Dance. Kyomai developed in the 17th century Tokugawa cultural period. It is heavily influenced by the elegance and sophistication of the manners often associated with the Imperial Court in Kyoto.
sometimes I follow rules and sometimes you couldn't pay me enough to do so.
my favorite explanation of why something is done a certain way, why it is a rule, is 'because that's the way it's always been done'. years ago i showed the VP of the company i was working for a better, more efficient, way of doing a certain task. he agreed my way made more sense 'but...this is the way it's always been done'..in other words we ain't changing it. not surprisingly that company folded a few years later.
one rule i really like and wholeheartedly support is 'chew with your mouth closed'. when my kids were little and broke that rule i'd say tell them 'you're not a cow chewing cud, are you? then close your mouth, please'.
punctuation and capitalization rules i rarely follow simply out of laziness. i'm no rebel.
A lot of 'threes' for your perusal.
Left to right: Chianti - White Zinfandel - Chablis. Three different glasses. Three different levels.
Messing around with my lightbox.
Getting ready for some macros for macromonday group...
F16 at 1/750th second with Sigma 28-105 at about 35mm.
Strobist: Darkfield lighting technique, sb800 behind black field bouncing of sides of my foamcore lightbox.
Dust retouching on glass and slight levels adjustment in PS and minor tone fix for Chianti and Chablis.
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Abandoned Abused Street Dogs.
Nikon D300 DX Camera.
Nikkor 17-55 2.8 Lens.
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Mama taking a moment to explain
the rules to a young monkey boy.
Rule No# 1 -
Don't mess with me &
don't mess with the photo
guy.........................................;-)~
Rule No# 2 -
Same Same.
Jon&Crew.
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Penelope (the one who is cutting) speaks: “Look it’s easy Susie! A third for me, a third for you and a third for Hazel. There is no need to leave anything for your brother! And he won't be home for ages anyway”
Oh dear! LOL!
And do please forgive me for bending the prompt somewhat too! LOL! ((hugs))
ADAD September
1958 AEC Reliance / Plaxton C41F , here in Colchester with Rules of Boxford. New to Hall of South Shields. (c)L.Murphy.
The rules say don't let your subject look across their nose as it creates an unflattering image - apparently such rules do NOT apply to Jennifer!
Photo is not cropped and is almost "straight out of camera".
Shot in raw and then some increased contrast, fill, black levels and unsharp mask x3 plus some vignette in ACR but NO layers, NO masks, or other Photoshop - Just a great model and a super lens.
I wasn't even looking for monsters this morning. I was actually looking for the Strut It! Sasha. Thesw are kinda cool. I like Clawdeen and Cleo the best. I really want that Sasha along with the Heartbreakerz and Neon Runway Sashas too!
I've only seen a couple of episodes of Naruto but remember seeing some rule 63 fan art of Naruto after a transformation with strategically place "vapor" covering her bits. So my best guess is that this is a cosplay of that art?
Okay, I think this is more low POV and leading lines but this photo was the most interesting of this group of shots at a garden.
I spared you from seeing my feet. I'm all about the bare feet, so they ain't pretty... besides who has ever heard of the rule of fourths?
Here we see the rule of thirds being used to capture this loaded auto rack train flying down the rails during blue hour on a overcast day lead by BNSF 6430 a GE ES44AC.
up to the mid 1970's high school students in our school were still taught to use the slide rule for mathematical computations. most kids nowadays no longer know what this is
This certainly qualifies as a part of the gear head series. There could be no other title for this image. I had to track down the actual name because I have watched fewer than 10 seconds of it; I have to protect my standards. This machinery is for the ages and is a real puzzlement! I ought to go again and shoot a wider shot to figure out how some of the gear head series of implements were used. Obviously, some of the castings were blown out during use and I bet it could used some lube! A rock or two in bevel gears can do that. I wonder how long it served afterward? This was a tight composition that I fancied but explained no signs of it's usage. It is a puzzlement and needs further investigating.
This April marked the reopening of the Lohr/McIntosh Agricultural Heritage Center and I decided to travel the access to Mac Lake... but then I turned and snagged shots from the implements for gear heads. I got hung up on my sidetrack project on that day. This implement is pretty old, judging from the rust.
The terrain slopes down to McIntosh Lake in northwest Longmont. The loop trail around the lake is accessible from the ag center. I walked down to the inlet later to search for the mink but got spawning carp? and mallards.
Highway #66 seemed overloaded with early spring travelers to the hills, probably not knowing summer might not arrive until July in Rocky. There are several exhibits inside the red barn waiting for momma's explanations to the kiddies. All the kiddies want is a cool soda pop as long as they have to walk. Sunday offered them a look at a new lamb. Careful, the chickens and bunnies were under foot; a delight to the kiddies no doubt. This is a grand place for families.
I also have a rule that I shouldn't post comments or pics when I have been drinking. Sometimes I break that rule.
A very important compositional rule of photography....Never stand directly under flying birds...HMM Although not technically a macro, this guy was close enough to touch.
A GWR HST slows for the stop at Yatton with 1C22, the 16:30 London Paddington to Taunton service on Thursday 25th May 2017.
The title's association for me is not with the popular British patriotic song (which incidentally should have a comma after "Rule"), but with the late novel by Daphne du Maurier that has this name. The story, set in Cornwall in the nineteen-seventies, deals with the situation where Britain has fallen on hard times, and as a consequence has had to enter into a subservient union with the USA.
I had actually gone out to photograph the 17:51 Fairwater Yard to Bristol Temple Meads working (top 'n' tail Class 66s), but those shots didn't work out as well as this one because the flag failed to unfurl in the wind as well as it did here.