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They walked past me about 6 feet away, then turned around in the middle of my yard. A piece of apple was tossed and in a tense stance she reached for it. The wondered away so I went back to the house, only to see them come back out of the fir trees and finish the corn. As you can see, the grass doesn't grow well this time of year, but the weeds sure do.
Google Photos now has an editing feature where I could erase those other pesky tourists on the spot with the Pixel phone 's Tensor AI engine. It actually works pretty well if the scene is not too busy with objects as shown in this photo. I 've managed to erase a few tourists from this courtyard of Complesso di Sant'Ivo alla Sapienza. Not too shabby, huh?
Ordinarily I'm pretty good at photographing wildlife without spooking it, but I had my dog with me, and these little moose were having none of it.
The skateboard parts: The Tensor truck and Mini Logo wheels.
The MacroMondays 18/06/18 theme: "Transportation".
whilst taping up my living room windows to start decorating, i decided to use the paper to write some irregular portuguese verbs on so i could get familiar with them. they're not easy as they obviosly defy the rules of the patterns i've become familiar with so i have to learn them parrot fashion. i thought it would be a good way to add practice whilst i'm decorating the front room
There is a particular tenderness
In your vulnerability on the cross
As if you knew all along
You had no choice
As you tense and flex in pain
Did you know that you would live again?
The world kept turning
Played dice at your feet
While Jerusalem slumbered on
You were a man with love
Seemingly stripped away
Nothing left to live for
Yet still you stayed
Hanging on until midday
Timed perfectly
As false night crept up the hill
Snuffing out the sun
Claiming that promised kill
But you knew a willing sacrifice
Would have that last throw of the dice
And although you cast no shadow
You live amongst us
Freely as you promised
*****
My last photography session at Glynde Church, East Sussex, UK, resulted in some more images of the stained glass being taken. I will often do this, return to my favourite places, photograph the same area, or details. Even with repeated images of the stained glass, especially in this church, as they are incredibly beautiful and where you are spoilt for choice, the light will always make these images original. And the light draws you to a different detail, a different meaning, each time.
I felt that this detail of Christ on The Cross emphasised His vulnerability, an emotion I felt keenly, as myself and my partner battled with and eventually recovered from Covid recently.
I have paired this with U2’s ‘Moment Of Surrender’…..
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This geometric abstract comes from a very mundane setting: the Glendale Galleria. I snapped a photo looking down the length of the shopping center's ceiling, which has a series of staggered arches. I cloned out a few ceiling lights and color-shifted the image to achieve this pale blue-lilac hue.
... of the final content of the "Paris-Agreement" as a result of the 2015 United Nations Climate Change Conference in Paris.
Will it really be more than words on a piece of paper ... ?
Striped trio of Plains Zebras / Steppenzebras (Equus quagga)
Tarangire N.P., Tanzania, Africa
Imagine not having a computer. This is OLD. It was given to me in 1965 by the maker, who was studying to be an engineer at the time. It looks better here than in real life. Brighter, more distinct--highlighting how intricate and painstakingly crafted this is.
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