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... on a new virus dominated week!
Have a safe and healthy Monday!
Female Asiatic lion / Asiatischer Löwe (Panthera leo persica)
living in the wild in Gir National Park, Gujarat, India
Ok so one more!! My friend Bruce Sorrell posted a scary "Halloween-ish" image so I was inspired to share this rather ghoulish image. It's a figure on top of a blower on a Hot Rod. I hope it's not too scary. It's my favorite of the two that I posted today. :-)
Pose: RK Poses: Disclosure
Tune: www.youtube.com/watch?v=6hgVihWjK2c&list=RDgLk8i2zw2j...
Radiohead - Present Tense: Jonny, Thom
Nature’s Wonder - Grasstree (Xanthorrhoea Preissii) is endemic to Australia. It has very long and bunched, grass-like, leaves fanning out from the crown resembling visualisation of a tensor field.
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The platform indicator does a great job of describing both service and operator as BREL-built class 320, unit 320416, draws in to Paisley Gilmour Street station with a train to Gourock. If splitting hairs though the use of the past tense is questionable.
The Victorian architecture here is fabulous which the bright sunny day showing it off perfectly, even if there was a bit of a bracing wind coming off the coast.
For the record, the train is Scotrail's 2.25pm ex-Glasgow Central (1G49).
A shot taken almost two years ago to the day. How times have changed in the meantime.
2.33pm, 14th June 2019
Tensing Norgay, né en mai 1914 à Tengboche, Khumbu au nord-est du Népal et mort le 9 mai 1986 à Darjeeling, est un sherpa népalais d'origine tibétaine.
En 1953, il prend part à l'expédition de John Hunt, sa septième expédition à l'Everest, dans laquelle lui et Edmund Hillary deviennent les premiers hommes à atteindre le sommet.
A Darjeeling, en 1978, il fonde la compagnie Tensing Norgay Adventures, qui propose des treks dans l'Himalaya.
Rencontré ici au Sikkim lors d'un treck en novembre 1978.
D'après diapositive.
When threatened or harmed, they will "play possum", mimicking the appearance and smell of a sick or dead animal. The physiological response is involuntary, rather than a conscious act.
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If there's one thing he enjoys the most it's having a thing about gates! .. or how he's got make sure he's on the other side of it by the time you reach it. Even if I theres one out of sight he notices the walls and fences converging or running perpendicular to our approach.. and suddenly he's gone off round the corner to get over it first so he can peer through the slats. The trick is having the third eye .. knowing exactly what hes thinking and catching him as he tenses for the off ... depending on the type of gate/wall/fence I'll either let him or stop him .. I call it the 'art of attunement' .. I do the same with Auntie Elk .. but for different purposes!
Tense relationship between this heron and this boat. The heron is sulking while the boat asks him to leave him alone "Fish moi la paix (in french)". There will probably be no fish sharing tonight!
Relation tendue entre ce héron et ce bateau. Le héron fait la tête tandis que le bateau lui demander de lui "Fish la paix". Il n'y aura probablement pas d'échange de poisson ce soir !
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Mexican Sunflower (Tithonia diversifolia) one of the prettiest flowers right after the frost. Their color seems to be intensified for those first few days... before they fade and drop to become part of the life cycle once again.
Direct sunlight reflected by face and camera, then via a mirror reflected back to the camera that registers only the strength of light, not its colours. The three points of interaction between photons and surfaces (face/camera, mirror, lens/sensor) must have reduced and modified the incoming light. Even when not taking into account that the final image becomes an image only when constructed in our brain, on a purely physical level the image can not possibly be a full representation of what is out there. It is a diminished representation - not of what "is" out there, but what "has been". Time is passing. The moment has gone. Photography is totally different from, say, painting. In painting, the act of painting is always in the present tense and the light is not received, it is created. Leica M246 Mono, Voigtlander AS 2.8/90, Olympus electronic viewfinder.