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In the garden of my soul
my spirits duel
a half is not a whole
my thoughts do rule
In the place that is my mind
desires dwell
what is lost that I can't find
I shall not tell
In the depths within my heart
my needs expressed
not as an end but as a start
new journeys blessed
Sorry I'm using another reflection for 365, but after being up all night doing pics at the party, yesterday afternoon I only wanted to rest and enjoy the game (we wan! Yooohooo)
So here is one of me at the party... ;)
Better in L
NO BANNERS, please!
Photo looking towards Sharp Point captured via Nikon 50mm f/1.8 D AF Nikkor lens at Stone Lagoon. Humboldt Lagoons State Park. Humboldt County. Late September 2013.
External feedback often arises from doing something noteworthy to an outside perspective. This form of a feedback loop lacks regularity and consistency and true growth requires regimented self reflection.
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When it rains in Norway, it fucking pours
I'm standing outside of a chapel @ Westwood Village Memorial Park. The viewer is seeing what I saw. Chairs, floor and curtains inside the chapel are not reflections. Everything else is. To the left are memorial plaques, in the background are the burial grounds and mausoleums. You can see my reflection twice...in the foreground and in the background....Phew! (o: @ Westwood Village Memorial Park, Los Angeles, California USA
Shot taken at Loch Etive, in Scotland, where it meets the roads end of Glen Etive.
Glen Etive is located "on the other side of" Glencoe.
Glen Etive contains a 7 mile single track road, that starts at the Kings House Hotel, at the start of Glencoe.
I used to camp regularly in the Glen.
Here you could camp freely anywhere you wished, unlike Glencoe where the only camping was allowed at the rear of The Kings House Hotel.
Glen Etive is fantastic, as it featured most of the Glencoe Mountains on its northern side, and had a river running through it (to Loch Etive).
Featured in the recent Bond Movie, with Daniel Craig, Judi Dench and that song from Adele (Skyfall).
Believe it or not, Glen Etive is only a 90 minute car journey from Glasgow, and this journey takes you to some amazing places en-route (you travel up the entire 26 miles of Loch Lomond).
If you go to Glasgow on a holiday or short break, hire a car and head North to Loch Lomond, Glencoe and Glen Etive. It will be the best investment that you could ever possibly make for under £100.
Trust me, it is unbelievable scenery, tranquilness and the most tuned to glorious nature that you may encounter here on earth.
I know I may be overdoing it a bit, but try it, and if your are fully dissatisfied get back to me, taking into account that we cannot guarantee, from one hour to the next (never mind day to day) what the weather will be like.
Just take a chance and go for it.
I've never posted a self-portrait but if you look REAL close ;-) And that's my husband behind me. If you've ever googled my name you saw a lot of my actual nature photos + a portrait of a brunette. She's not me - I'm a blue-eyed blonde. Still have the blonde hair I've had my whole life well after I should - if you know what I mean. Just fun posts today but shots I've needed for competitions. Maybe later I'll post some wildlife from Captiva as well.
the Bubble Room, Captiva Island, Florida - Captiva & Sanibel Islands are our favorite places in the world
In a Google cafe wasting time while waiting for a ride. Should have grabbed an ice cream instead of doing goofy things like this.
Sometime around Gabriel's birth we gifted Andrew with our old S100 PowerShot point and shoot. Today I got a hold of it and looking through it was like watching a 365 of Andrew. He loves to take pics of himself. He has figured out how to turn on the self timer and set up the camera and set it on a surface so he can look into it. About every 5th shot is all red because he's stuck the front of it into his mouth. I guess it's his journey of self-discovery. If he was on flickr he'd totally be in a 365 self portrait group hehe.