LaSalle County - Illinois
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Judgement was solemnly passed...
''You are not from these lands and have been found guilty of terrorising and killing the local wildlife''
''How do you plead?''
The evidence was overwhelming and the Mink knew it...
''Guilty your honour''
''Then you shall be sentenced to death by metal trap., have you anything to say?''
''Yes I do'' said the Mink
There was a stunned silence in the courtroom., what could the Mink possibly say?
''Respectfully., it's you who are guilty of of putting me here in these lands., all I do is what comes naturally to me.. What do you expect me to do? Starve to death?''
The judge stopped to think for a moment...
''Well I think we'll just ignore all of that., the truth can be a bit inconvenient at times and there's no point in complicating things...
Put him in the metal trap and kill him anyway''
''Next case?''
''Red Squirrel complaining about being evicted by imported Grey Squirrels your honour''
The town starving due to drought and swarms of locust brought about old ancient customs that should have been left in the past.. They picked among the beloved daughters for a sacrifice... they picked the purest untouched soul....little did they know she would come back... Longing for love... or revenge.
Taken at Southern Roots
A morning drive to church was interrupted by this find along the side of the country highway.
I have seen many of these in Saskatchewan, but I was not expecting to see it in Wisconsin. This is apparently shaping up to be an irruption year where population booms in the northern have forced many father south for the winter. While this is great for photographers and birdwatchers, these birds tend to be stressed and often starve to death.
We were able to get shots of this bird without disturbing it, leaving it on its hay bale, where a friend passed by it a few hours later.
Flowers my mum bought for me about a month ago.
I found them poking out the bin, my mum put them in and yeah i saved them :)
"I didn't know that I was starving till I tasted you
Don't need no butterflies when you give me the whole damn zoo
By the way, by the way, you do things to my body
I didn't know that I was starving till I tasted you"
Starving...Featuring Rock Your Rack with alaskametro and Aleutia
Blog:
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I counted 42 elk and 1 mule deer in my photos of this herd of elk about a mile from home. Elk, also called wapiti, live high in the mountains all summer but descend to valleys in the winter to find food. People have taken over their natural feeding grounds, so many herds would starve without supplemental feeding, and I have posted photos of that process in the past. But, these elk moved into our neighborhood where there are no feeding grounds set up for them. It will be interesting to see how long they stay.
Starving to be the one you crave. Starving for you to come closer,
Until I no longer know where I end and you begin! ♥
Pose Used ~.::B-U-Y Me::. 5 Bento pose set "Venetian Seduction" @Kinky w/ottoman included, until July 22.
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A tiny ball of golden fur sits perfectly still by the empty bowl. Her ears are pricked, tracking every rustle of the kibble bag, while her soft pink tongue sweeps across her whiskers in a rhythmic, anticipating lick. Despite the rumble in her tummy, she remains perfectly poised—a tiny, golden-eyed master of the "patient but starving" look.
this is the result of what happens when you get photography cravings at 10 o'clock at night in a dimly lit bedroom.
thus explaining the noise and grain. :p
self-portrait.
I've been grappling with creativity lately. It used to come so easy. I seldom really thought about the process. It just happened. Often it was fueled simply by reacting to impulsive instinct. In that sense it wasn't so much about getting into a creative frame of mind so much as getting into an activity that was likely to yield creative results. Much like priming a pump. Once started, it required no further input. In the first weeks of the quarantine all of that went out the window. I was preoccupied for one, and creative pursuits seemed a low priority in the larger scheme of things. Also opportunities were limited and at first I was hesitant to even bring the camera out of the house. Everything just felt different. I took to shooting furtively, and even trying to conceal the fact that I was carrying a camera. I've since relaxed quite a bit. There's still tension but not nearly as extreme as it was. Opportunities are still limited, but often the biggest limitation is the mind. My impulsiveness has returned. I'm more apt now to act in the moment. I thought the societal shutdown might actually be a good time to explore situations that I might otherwise have shunned. Such was the case the other day when I encountered this figurine. The classic Virgin Mary funerary statue. I passed a small cemetery on my way home for the millionth time and suddenly veered around and drove back to check it out. I had seen several Virgin Mary figurines from the road and one seemed to beckon me in. However up close it seemed dull and rather featureless. But a couple of rows over I noticed this figurine standing in a puddle or rain water. It was as if her gown was drenched from the puddle but she was undaunted. Sometimes these figurines look utterly plastic and unrealistic while others are imbued with lifelike character and emotion. This one was as expressive as any I've seen. The effect was striking and highlighted by the low sun angle and ominous clouds. I was at first annoyed by the sun glare, but ultimately realized that it was transforming the scene.
An oldie from years ago. The light was low. I kept tossing out small pieces of a granola bar (yeah, I know) and that racoon kept getting closer and closer. A memorable experience.
Temperatures finally hit mid 30s after some bitter cold weather. On the right is Starved Rock State Park and on the left is Plum Island. On the other side of Plum Island is the lock for barges and boat traffic.
My herald has betrayed me! I'm starving!
I foolishly entered the 2021 Bio-Cup, and somehow managed to pass the preliminaries, which meant I had to build something related to Comics for my Round One Subtheme.
I'm not completely oblivious to comics, I follow a few YouTube channels that focus on them, but I don't read them. I stressed for four days trying to figure out something I could enter, and then it hit me, I may have just enough parts to make an emaciated Galactus. Less than one day later, this is the result, and it's about as good as it's going to get because my purple parts are depleted.
I chucked a few extra photos over on Imgur for the judges and anyone who cares.
Round One: Media & Entertainment
Subtheme: Comics
Aggstein castle in Lower Austria is situated 300 metres above the right bank of the river Danube and was built at the beginning of the 12th century. When Georg Scheck vom Wald became lord of the castle in 1429 he was said to put his prisoners on the rock spur to the right of the chapel. He then bricked the window up and the captives could either jump (300 meters) or starve to death. His cruelty didn't do him any good though as he finally went mad.
It is said that two prisoners survived by jumping into a nearby treetop.
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The Teleidoscope: Starvation
Starved of warmth.
After a quick search through the dictionary I found that there is an alternate definition of the word "Starve". While it largely applies to one suffering from lack of nutrients, it can also mean "to suffer or die from cold". I really wanted to try something different for this theme, to step away from the obvious images of food (or lack thereof). I felt that this definition would go quite perfectly with the amazing amount of snow that has appeared in the last few days.
To say I was cold during this is an understatement, what you don't see is that I'm not wearing a shirt underneath the blanket and after standing knee deep in snow for 30 minutes without a shirt on, I was most certainly about to starve.