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And I haven't even left my bed! I do, however, need help from some friends, no, ALL my friends. Actually, make that everybody. Just help me out and you will be my friend.

Frankfurt Zeil. The business concept of buying and selling mobile phones and notebooks makes sense and also contributes to environmental protection. CO2 savings is an advertising phrase without evidence. But the store is good. I discovered and bought a Zen notebook from Asus there.

Explore 20-06-10 #231

En la visita a la Albufera con el curso de fotografía , nos quedamos tirados con la barca en medio de la Albufera , fallo de nuestro barquero de no revisar el carburante!!

María vino al rescate!!!

Snowplow saving Christmas Transport Inc. truck

The time turner appears in the Harry Potter series of books and films. It is used by Hermione initially to save time so she can double up on classes. Later, in the Prisoner of Azkaban, she and Harry use it to travel a short distance back in time (1 Hour) to save Buckbeak and Sirius Black.

 

The keychain is 3.5 inches long, including extended chain fob, The outer ring of the time turner is approx 1.5 inches in dia and this shot was another posibility for the Macro Monday theme "Keychain".

  

125 Pictures in 2025, theme # 107 Time Saver

Much better in Large On Black

 

© 2013 Ursula Sander - All rights reserved.

   

pentacon 50 1.8

SAM_3095ps

"Tearing us, you're tearing us,

You're breaking us, you're breaking us,

You're killing us, killing us,

You're saving us, you're saving us,

You're tearing us, you're tearing us,

You're breaking us, breaking us,

You're killing us, killing us,

You're saving us."

Sometimes when things are just getting a little too much a long drive gives me the chance to save some of the sanity I have left.

Shooting people portraits comes very naturally to me. At least up until the point I'm actually getting paid to do it. I've got a tendency to stiffen up in these settings, and even get a bit frantic when things go off track. And so it was in a session I did with Katey for her senior portraits. A huge responsibility actually, the senior portrait thing. You really want to capture the essence of the person on the cusp of transitioning from high school to the rest of their life. You are quite literally creating a visual documentation that they can look back on for the rest of their life. So yeah, no pressure here.

 

The challenge for me in this situation is coming in stone cold, never having met the subject and knowing next to nothing about them. I've come to rely mostly on instinct while trying to steadily build rapport and put them at ease. Katey looked impossibly young when I first met her, more like a freshman than a senior. But I soon found that her facial expression had a dramatic impact on her look. The initial photos in the session revealed her girlish side. As the shoot progressed I stopped trying to get her to smile and just went with the flow. We moved on to a nature preserve for the final series. Walking along a trail I suddenly stopped in front of this field of prairie grass. The light and setting seemed perfect. Katey stepped into the scene and it all felt right. My initial nervousness vanished. I felt totally at ease and confident. I always shoot many multiples of the same pose in the knowledge that even a subtle variation in facial expression can transform a portrait. Reviewing the results later, this shot really stood out from the others. Katey had somehow transformed from from a teenager into an older version of herself. There's a sense of serenity on her face, and a lovely Mona Lisa smile that falls somewhere between serious and happy. In this moment it felt like we were in perfect sync.

After posting a tribute to my Mom and going to church I pretty much stayed around the den napping and playing with the pugs. Lola had enough and decided it was time to take a rest.

 

ODC@ ~ May 8 ~ Energy

It's all about saving the girl.

In Japan’s whaling, only 30 percent of whales are thought to be killed instantly; 70 percent of the harpooned whales are injured. For Norwegian whaling, 60 percent of the whales are considered killed instantly, with 40 percent injured.

By IFAW(International Fund for Animal Welfare)

@Reykjavik

The better way to get to grandma’s house! Even in Paris, which plans to be carbon neutral by 2050! Check out the painted pavement. www.google.com/amp/s/mobile.reuters.com/article/amp/idUSK...

Curracloe Beach

Currach Cló

Barnahask

Co. Wexford

Ireland

 

The Normandy (D-Day) sequence in "Saving Private Ryan" was filmed on this beach.

Ryan Navion N4934K and Piper Cub N98391 parked at Manassass Municipal Airport, Va

June 1972

 

Scanned Kodak Instamatic 25 B&W print

 

Little red riding hood and the red maple tree.

 

Gangwon-do, South Korea, October 2011.

Copyright © Ioannis Lelakis.

All rights reserved.

.. in diesem Jahr wird nicht mehr gespart !

 

.. no more savings this year!

taken at Sunny's Photo Studio

 

The road to Sanctuary of Caraça Complex, a few hours away from Belo Horizonte, this wonderful private sanctuary preserves a fascinating landscape and ecology. One road in, one road out 2 days later, could have spend a week there exploring!

GXR M A12 / Leica 28mm f2.8 ASPH

Taken with a Fujifilm X-E3 and a Fujifilm 10-24mm f4 lens.

Saving the world from extinction with permaculture farming... auraionline.com/2017/04/09/saving-the-world-from-extincti...

on board the ferry, Kefalonia

Highest position: 316 on Thursday, February 7, 2013

 

Daniel saving Grace

she's out in deep water

I hope he's a good swimmer (...)

 

Daniel saving Grace

she was all but drowning

now they live like dolphins"

  

Getting away with it all messed up

That's the living

Those head scratchers work SOOOO well. Even in the middle of Chinatown in the middle of the street.

 

Grant and Clay, San Francisco

 

RNLI lifeboat at Teddington Lock. Teddington Lifeboat Station is one of the RNLI’s newest lifeboat stations and is also one of the first to cover a river rather than estuarial waters or the sea. It is one of four lifeboat stations on the River Thames.

IN INsomniac INsanity...

The ladder will give you salvation; now, will you risk those rocks?

Found this trumpet player at the Ballard Farmers market I hope she made it to Columbia

With my Worm Farm 360.

(Yeah, my wife thinks I'm weird to.)

 

sunset Redcar beach, defunct steel works.

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