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Young Hippopotamus after a disagreement, with probably a more senior male. A bonus for the oxpeckers!
"You know," he started, pausing to spit blood-laced saliva, "William S. Borroughs wrote that nobody owns a life, but anyone who can pick up a frying pan owns death." It mattered less that he was a sore loser. It mattered so much more that he tried to give the appearance of indifference, down to the forced tug of his lips into what failed to become a smirk. "Tell me. What does a man with a blade own?"
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Sore hari disaat KA Argo Parahyangan "Senja Utama Solo" meliuk S sambil bermain cahaya di sore hari
Date taken : 24th May 2019
Lebak Leungsir, West Java, Indonesia
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Mot d'origine pour "sororité" qui a été repris par les féministes, mais qui, il me semble, a été déformé par cette appropriation.. Je préfère le considérer dans sa définition première d'une communauté de femmes religieuses soudées entre elles par une même foi, cela ne démontre aucun combat "contre" mais une "lutte" avec.
Et la puissance d'une force pour construire un monde juste, celle de l'union.
J'espère que cette année 2026 nous portera tous et toutes vers plus de fraternité et d'humanité, si on se souvient qu'on est tous frères et sœurs, poussières d'étoiles.
Bonne et belle année 2026.
Ketika CC 204 14 bersama KA Malabar yang bercorak warna-warni menikung bermandikan cahaya senja di Cicalengka
Date taken : 17th April 2011
Cicalengka, West Java, Indonesia
That afternoon when hanging out with friends, I see the beautiful scenery on the 2nd floor campus. Take advantage of the best possible moment.
model: Luna
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thanks for the visit but no awards please
Tough to miss. Random parking lot I walked on to. Good thing it's early and there's no one there to yell at me.
This was a descent sunset shot through the head seed on this plant but there were two large poles with lights and cell antennas that had to go, this slide is more on what you dont see as well as added, still make out one pole base in the trees that is now a tree, just not the eye sore it was. Nature sleeps as the sunsets today but the days are getting longer now and will not be long until this slumber is awaken.
Of course it is not an eye sore to me, but it is surprising that the owner of the nice house on the property would leave this in front as the first thing people see.
It was an odd building with many windows on the side and that kind of a hinged door.
It's Sunday I'm sore and bored. Last Friday I moved, unpacked yesterday and today I recovered while sitting at a laptop.
This picture is something I have been thinking about for several months and wanted to reshoot before I tried it out. Today I figured it wouldn't be until the end of the year before I had a studio set up, (something I never had). These shots were done in a small narrow hallway between pocket doors. I kept tripping over light stands while constantly retaping cardboard boxes and paper to block and guide the light. I'd like to say a lot of love went into the shots, but I just remember using a lot of colorful language and being frustrated.
This image was made from 2 separate photo's
How lucky am I. I took these shots this afternoon from the patio in our garden. We get three pass through occasionally but this young buck buck came out twice, in a couple of hours, to feed on the dandelion stems. He never ate the yellow ones just the 'clock' stems. See pic 3. In pic 2 you can see that he has been rubbing his horns trying to get the velvet off. It looks sore but apparently it's not. He still has his winter coat
Roe deer exist solitary or in small groups, with larger groups typically feeding together during the winter. At exceptionally high densities, herds of 15 or more roe deer can be seen in open fields during the spring and summer. Males are seasonally territorial, from March to August. Young females usually establish ranges close to their mothers; juvenile males are forced to disperse further afield.