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"there is a loneliness in this world so great
that you can see it in the slow movement of
the hands of a clock.
people so tired
mutilated
either by love or no love.
people just are not good to each other
one on one.
the rich are not good to the rich
the poor are not good to the poor.
we are afraid.
our educational system tells us
that we can all be
big-ass winners.
it hasn't told us
about the gutters
or the suicides.
or the terror of one person
aching in one place
alone
untouched
unspoken to
watering a plant."
— Charles Bukowski
Special thanks to borealnz, cassandra204, JoesSistah... and les brumes for the textures
Textures added using the art history brush.
For some reason the exif data says I used a Canon EOS 40D when infact is was a Nikon D80
in our culture of busyness and distraction, important things get lost: compassion, creativity, and presence. when i'm in a rush or lost in thoughts, i more easily box people into "other." but when i pause, i see our interconnection. it's not my pain or your pain, it's just pain. i can breathe in the collective pain, and breathe out love, acceptance, and compassion—compassion for myself, for friends, for strangers; compassion for the world.
For Macro Mondays theme"Macro textures" a shot of a steel cable on a winch found at the river Rhein at Bornheim, Germany
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Taken on a trip to Dorset recently. We found this waterfall in a small quiet village down the side of a church in the most peaceful setting, with big trees and a lake to supply the waterfall. I must say I was quite surprised to find this waterfall, but what a splendid surprise.
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Textures In Mono, another shot from Parton near Whitehaven, Cumbria. I am experimenting with my mono side, trying to see how much detail i can bring out in the images.
The seagulls scramble (bottom of pic) in response to a rook attack (top right)...
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LABYRINTH
«Chi entra in un labirinto sa che esiste una via d'uscita, ma non sa quale delle molte vie che gli si aprono innanzi di volta in volta vi conduca. Procede a tentoni. Quando trova una via bloccata torna indietro e ne prende un'altra. Talora la via che sembra più facile non è la più giusta..... »
(Norberto Bobbio)
CANON EOS 600D con ob. CANON EF 100mm f/2.8L Macro IS USM
Hazelnuts with lots of texture.
Happy Smile on Saturday
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This was taken at Picacho Peak State Park in Arizona. My friend, BillyZ and I went out with a strobe, soft box and a reflector one afternoon to exploit nature stuff. This is the skeleton of a saguaro cactus that was decaying slowly in the Arizona desert.
Lighting stuff: Lit with a Yongnuo 560-III in an 8.6 inch Lastolite soft box from camera left at 10 o'clock to create the side lighting that reveals shapes and textures. The flash, in manual mode, was triggered by a Yongnuo RF-603N. Fill light came from a reflector on the right side.
Other pictures that I've taken of cactus are in my Cactus and Succulents album. www.flickr.com/photos/9422878@N08/sets/72157633383093236/
Other plants, flowers, fruit or thingys that I've photographed using strobes can be seen in my Strobe Lit Plant album. In the description for that set, I list resources that I've used to learn how to light with off camera flash. www.flickr.com/photos/9422
Macro Mondays theme MacroTextures . FlickrPhotowalk. HMM!
Holes courtesy of the bark beetle.
FlickrPhotowalk in Paliza Canyon.
You just get a bad angle on Sunflowers. Looking at my stream I see several flower pictures and I should really branch out, BUT I have having soooo much fun. :-)
Patterns and textures abound on a day with a little wind at Yosemite's high-country wonderland: Tenaya Lake. From the glacier-carved granite domes to the rippled surface of the crystal-clear water to the vertical lines of the firs and pines, there's some geometry here for every taste.
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A new addition to my occasional series 'Winter Trees' - very occasional as we don't seem to have had any winter here for the last two years. This is from Craig Cerrig Gleisiad in the Brecon Beacons. And yes, I know, it's in colour (the horror!)
They're all around us, textures, those lines and patterns, seemingly purposeful, sometimes random.
Look closely in nature and you'll find them everywhere, they draw you in, sometimes they are impossibly perpendicular. Here is an example of textures that at a cursory glance make no sense, how could this monolith possibly form naturally with lines that are virtually opposite those a mere few feet below them. Bry will give you the precise explanation, it'll blow your mind, time scales and natural evolution of the landscape which one can barely comprehend. Nature is awesome.
10 exposures went into this image, 4 for the sky and 6 for the foreground, shot with an h-alpha modified Nikon Z6 and Tamron 35mm f1.4 on a Sky Watcher Star Adventurer tracking mount. Foreground exposures are 2 minutes at f2 and ISO 1600, sky exposures are 2 minutes at f2 and ISO 800.