Same place, different day, double the joy. :-) took her today to experience her first Fall. She loved the leaves, the acorns, and climbing on the log! Thank you, {PixChick} www.flickr.com/photos/mseminem/ for coming with us!

Same picture as my previoes post, but now in Black and White. I like this better, what do you think?

The very same tree that I have already photographed in conditions of dense fog, with the only difference that this was taken on another day and, due to a different intensity of the fog, the tree's structure is more delineated... it almost looks as a pencil drawing, or, at least, that's what I've thought on the spot :-)

One year is about to "leave" a new year is "coming", the truth is that none of this is actually happening, these are our earthly illusions. There is only one continuum that goes beyond our understanding, lost in the incomprehensible mists of time and space.

Basically we are like this tree, unaware of what really surrounds us out of the "big white" (which can be read metaphorically in many ways)... Only one thing is clear: as human beings, from the depths of our non-knowledge, we are constantly looking for pretexts of hope. A useful attitude, no doubt.

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Same old same old

Same flower species that produced yesterday's seed head. The Western Anemone begins its flowering stage low to the ground, often at the edge of the melting snowpack. I made this shot during a backpacking trip in the rugged and remote Cascade Recreation Area, adjacent to Manning Park. No services, and tough hiking - even for a forty-year old who was reasonably fit.

I used the manual focus Nikon 105mm macro with an extension tube for closer focusing, camera on tripod.

This concludes the somewhat nostalgic look back at my BC years (for now). Tomorrow, a more recent adventure (from last week).

Photographed in the Cascade Recreation Area, BC (Canada). Scanned from the original Kodachrome 54 slide. Exposure 0.5 sec at f/16. Don't use this image on websites, blogs, or other media without explicit permission ©1989 James R. Page - all rights reserved.

Point de vue différent d'une même rue piètonne

Same procedure as every year.

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Canon 5d Mark II + Canon 17-40L F4 + Lee Filter 0.9 soft

None of my photos are HDR or blended images.

-Semua gambar yang ada didalam stream saya adalah bukan HDR, harap maklum

Northern Montana - in May!

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Same windless morning as previous photo.

First day of Autumn here in Sydney my fine flickr friends and I'm up at the right time, in great time in fact - so have time to check out Bondi - superflat, no clouds - drove to Tamarama - same, drove to Bronte - same so on I went over the Bondi border and in to foreign territory Coogee . Beautiful morning, lovely sunrise - however nothing too special going on down there apart from a fellow Irishman down the beach sitting next to me. He was still drunk from the night before telling me that we were on the right side of the beach and that we would end up millionaires where as everyone else on the other side of the beach would end up in Ikea. I, being Irish too, agreed with his wise beer sodden words however did not get the money shot whilst I was down there.

On the way home, stopped to get a paper and there he was crossing the road in the beautiful light on Bondi Road. I let him go, did not have the heart to tell him there was no surf down at Bondi and finally got my money shot .

Been super busy over the last few days with work and a wedding(not mine rest assured ;))) so bear with me whilst I catch up. Off now to check to my bank account to see if the millions have arrived yet ;)

Same train at 16.30 some 3hours and 40 minutes later!

I kind of like the push HDR done to these clouds, I used 5 exposure, new feature from new camera.

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Indigo Marta pose

Same sky as previous but taken from different angle and no lovers to see.

Same artist who did the infinity mirror project, taken at the AGO in Toronto

Same flower, different angle

12 Months of the Same Image -- #12 -- December

We don't even have any snow yet, but this completes my year's set. Thank you to the administrators & participants in the group.

Same old birds, but some new perches!

from the bottom now, are they small or are they big?

Photography can play games with our visual perception, LOL

A series of ‘loose’ subjects. It can be anything, just seeing different scenes that attracted my attention. Pure photography.

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Same old, same old and it's two weeks old.

Turimetta Beach, Northern Beaches, Sydney, Australia (Sunday 28 Jun 2009 @ 7:06am).

Perspective and Light shape our perception.

Same place

Same Chick

3 monthes later

This days 365 is in the comments.

same location, different day, i just like the main more.

But i might swap them?

Same owner since 1966!

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Eurexpo Lyon

Chassieu (69), France.

Video: youtu.be/01DTc9bndtU

The same loon, but with a monochrome edit. An attempt to show off the beautiful and precise geometric markings of this bird's plummage.

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Same newer wolf design with an updated base.

Upon the top of that same craggy ridge

The caption used is from a poem by William Wordsworth, from The Prelude.

While at a roadside pullout along the main park road on the Tennessee side of Great Smoky Mountains National Park. The view is looking to the north-northwest to ridges and peaks of the Eastern Great Smoky Mountains with Anakeesta Ridge. Given the low clouds that were along the mountain peaks, I chose to minimize those overcast skies and focus the image on the spurs and ridges coming off the main peaks. I liked the layers that they brought out with the tree lines and the way the spurs and ridges seemingly came after the other. The rest was metering the image to so that I could capture some of the details present in the overcast skies while still being able to pull the more shadowed areas along the mountainside later in post production.

Same watercolour but with the addition of a plant - which, being in focus (simultaneously with the background), is something the camera alone cannot do!

Although taking photos of lightning at 240 fps lacks resolution of a dSLR time exposure, it more than makes up for the incredible detail it achieves. Case in point above:

29 movie frames were used in the top image (stacked and lightened in Photoshop) (excluding all but the brilliant cloud to ground (GC) image at bottom). While the bottom image is dramatic with its illuminated foreground, the finer (fainter) step leaders are all but lost by the overwhelming brilliance of the CG. This is why night images of lightning with a dSLR are a lot more difficult to capture. Each bolt varies in brightness, contrast with background, structure, distance, etc.

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Picture of the Day

Same stairs as seen in these two photos taken a couple of years ago in visible light with an unmodified camera:

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Note: I originally posted this photo cropped to 2:3, but didn't really like the result, so I decided to replace it with the original 3:4 format it was shot with. Despite the native aspect ratio of Micro 4/3s cameras being 3:4, I mostly shoot 2:3. I always set one of the my cameras' custom buttons as a shortcut for the aspect ratio though, which I change depending on the requirements of the composition (I don't like to crop in post-processing). So here it is, the photo restored to my original vision of the scene...

Lens: TTArtisan 25mm f/2.0

Same limestone cliff as in my previous picture.

The beach I'm standing on is called Phra Nang Cave' Beach. It's in Krabi, Thailand.

Can we have the same weather in Anglesey next week as we did in October please.

Newborough Warren on a stunning October day.

Same Osprey and stick as yesterday with a different angle. I liked the sun on his back wings.

"In the art of living, man is at the same time the artist and the object of his art, he is the sculptor and it is the marble, the doctor and the patient." Erich Fromm.

I wake up once again in another city in the world, in another country, this time I am in Bangkok, the capital of Thailand. It's so early that my body just asks me to stay in bed. I still have not fully recovered from the long journey from Europe. But once again, there is a photo to get, once again, there is rain forecast and once again, I am willing to try it because the opportunities when one is so far from home are quite limited.

My goal is the Wat Benchamabophit, better known as the Marble Temple. An architectural jewel built at the end of the 19th century with Italian Carrara marble, the same stone that so many Renaissance masters used for their sculptures. This Thai Buddhist temple, which can not hide a slight western influence, is one of the most beautiful in Bangkok and I could not leave without immortalizing it. I knew that at dawn it was open, and I knew that if it rained it was not going to be an impediment, since I was going to be covered under the portico from which I was thinking about taking the photograph. Once there, I could enjoy in solitude a magnificent place, that at any other time would have been full of tourists and faithfuls. Once again I got the photo and the effort of getting up early was worth it.

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“En el arte de vivir, el hombre es al mismo tiempo el artista y el objeto de su arte, es el escultor y es el mármol, el médico y el paciente.” Erich Fromm.

Me despierto una vez más en otra ciudad del mundo, en otro país, esta vez me encuentro en Bangkok, capital de Tailandia. Es tan temprano que mi cuerpo solo me pide seguir en la cama. Todavía no me he recuperado totalmente del largo viaje desde Europa. Pero una vez más, hay una foto por conseguir, una vez más, hay previsión de lluvia y una vez más, me dispongo a intentarlo porque las oportunidades cuando uno se encuentra tan lejos de casa son bastante limitadas.

Mi objetivo es el Wat Benchamabophit, más conocido como el Templo de Mármol. Una joya arquitectónica construida a finales del siglo XIX con mármol italiano de Carrara, esa misma piedra que usaron tantos maestros renacentistas para sus esculturas. Este templo budista tailandés, que no puede ocultar un ligero toque occidental, es uno de los más bonitos de Bangkok y no podía irme de allí sin inmortalizarlo. Sabía que al amanecer estaba abierto, y sabía que si llovía no iba a ser impedimento, ya que iba a estar cubierto bajo el pórtico desde el que pensaba hacer la fotografía. Una vez allí, pude disfrutar en soledad de un lugar magnífico, que a cualquier otra hora hubiera estado lleno de turistas y fieles. Una vez más conseguí la foto y el esfuerzo del madrugón mereció la pena.

The first day of spring sunrise of the same view different day. We may be expecting rain at some point according to the weather network. With the wide angle lens you can see the creek that I often photograph to the bottom left of your screen.

Canon EOS 1DS Mark III with a Canon EF 24-70 f2.8L lens.

I want to thank you for taking the time to visit my little space here on Flickr. I may not be quick to acknowledge your visit or any comments as well as visit your space. Rest assured I will do my utmost to catch up. After this weekend things should be back to normal for us - whatever normal is ;-)

Same house as in previous photo.