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Author L R Lam with an advance copy of her forthcoming "sexy dragon" novel, Dragonfall, which is coming out in May (she was swinging by to drop us off an advance proof copy to read - in the book trade this is known as an author doing a "proof drop". Very much looking forward to reading this - and in good timing it will be published just before our next Cymera Festival, Edinburgh's literary fest of science fiction, fantasy, horror and YA books, in June.
I finally got a shot that I have wanted to get for a long time. One on the list you can say. The difficulty has always been that if you are a very early morning commuter you know that a 5-10 minute delay could really mean 30 plus minutes of congestion later along with finding safe parking around train tracks. This morning I lucked out. The sunrise was coming up, the light was on the rails and I had a camera with me, well an iPad. I still envision getting this shot differently but for now I'm happy that I still can chase that light.
A Southwest Airlines Boeing 737 is caught leaving Las Vegas (McCarran) Airport.
I just caught it as it was about to disappear from view. A fraction of a second earlier or later would have produced an entirely different picture.
Sometimes timing is everything. Any photographer knows getting up at dawn to look for animal often pays off if you get to the right places. I had seen Tapir footprints close to the Big Tank in Santuario do Caracas, Minas Gerais, Brazil the day before, so I dragged Leanne out of bed with the birds dawn chorus. The water at the Big Tank was coated with an early morning mist, and across the dawn through a secluded bay came this wonderful, elusive beast - A Brazilian Tapir. It cut a stealth line across the Big Tank, a land animal which comfortably snorkels through water, something I had read in my research preparing for our trip. This special moment was over in a flash, but it was a real wildlife highlight of Brazil, and in fact highlight of World Wildlife. Not a great photograph because of the fog, light and range (this is 500mm full frame), but a photograph of a great moment.
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Sunrise at South Era beach, in the Royal National Park south of Sydney, Australia.
Nikon D800 & Nikkor 14-24mm, ProGrey 1.2 GND filter. PP in PS CC using Nik Software and luminosity masks.
Just minutes from departure, the clouds rolled away and allowed the golden hour sun to shine upon NJ Transit's newest heritage locomotive. GP40PH-2B # 4210 with "Erie" livery meets GP40PH-2 # 4109 with "CNJ" livery in Suffern, New York. As 4109 set off for the yard, 4210 departs for Hoboken and the clouds roll back in.
We had perfect timing crossing the Grimsel Pass: Without knowing it even existed, we drove up with the steam train, passed it and had time to see it pass us several times.
Dave was mending the engine... the afternoon sun catching the metal giving it a lovely glow..
For the Sunday Challenge group..theme metal
Working The 2P76 13.38 Lincoln Central To Sheffield Via Retford Low Level According To Realtime Trains The Route And Timings Were
Lincoln Central [LCN] 13.38 . 13.38 RT
West Holmes Jn 13.40 . 13.39 3/4 RT
Pyewipe Jn 13.41 . 13.40 3/4 RT
Saxilby [SXY] 13.46 1/2 To 13.47 13.46 1/4 . 13.47 1/4 RT
Stow Park 13.52 1/2 . 13.52 1/4 RT
Gainsborough Lea Road [GBL] 13.58 1/2 To 13.59 1/2 13.58 1/4 . 13.59 3/4 RT
Gainsborough Trent Jns 14.01 . 14.01 1/4 RT
West Burton East Jn 14.02 . 14.02 3/4 RT
West Burton West Jn 14.04 . 14.03 3/4 RT
Clarborough Jn 14.06 1/2 . 14.06 1/2 RT
Retford [RET] 14.13 1/2 To 14.14 1/2 14.12 1/4 . 14.13 3/4 RT
Thrumpton West Jn 14.16 . 14.15 1/4 RT
Worksop [WRK] 14.25 To 14.26 14.22 1/4 . 14.26 RT
Shireoaks East Jn 14.28 . 14.27 1/4 RT
Shireoaks West Jn 14.29 . 14.27 3/4 1E
Shireoaks [SRO] 14.30 To 14.30 1/2 14.29 1/4 . 14.30 1/4 RT
Brancliffe East Jn 14.32 . 14.31 3/4 RT
Kiveton Park [KVP] 14.35 To 14.35 1/2 14.34 3/4 . 14.35 RT
Kiveton Bridge [KIV] 14.38 To 14.39 14.37 . 14.39 RT
Woodhouse Jn 14.43 1/2 No Report
Woodhouse [WDH] 14.44 1/2 To 14.45 1/2 14.44 . 14.45 RT
Darnall [DAN] 14.50 To 14.51 14.50 . 14.50 1/2 RT
Woodburn Jn 14.52 1/2 . 14.52 RT
Nunnery Main Line Jn 14.56 . 14.54 1/2 1E
Sheffield [SHF] 14.58 . 15.00 3/4 2L
photography tip 31 3/4.
It is important to get the timing right on 10 second run for a plank on planks, in the dark, in windy weather.
for WAH who are visiting photography tips
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In Tokyo for training with my company, I walked passed this temple on my way to the meeting. I walked the 45 minutes from Hamamatsucho to Azabu Juban just to get the feel of Tokyo in early mornings. On three separate occasions over a year apart, I spotted this same woman walking through the courtyard on her morning chores.
I was walking around the beach in Waikiki, getting shots of surfers and waves crashing on the jetties when I turn around and see this... fineartamerica.com/profiles/1-jason-jacobs.html
I wasn't sure what to title this one.
Taken with my Canon 50D and Sigma 105 Macro, handheld. JPEG from the camera, reduced in Photoshop by 50%.
The campaign to get a good, well-lit photo of the George Robert White Memorial continues. With the aid of sun-spotting software, I'm starting to dial in on times of the day and of the year when I've got a chance of a good photo.
The photo I want continues to elude. But if you hit the Public Garden between 10 and 11, it's possible to get something nice from this angle. If you're willing to climb up on top of the marble edging of the fountain.
"Life is all about timing...the unreachable becomes reachable, the unavailable becomes available, the unattainable attainable. Have patience, wait it out, it's all about timing." -Stacey Charter
Happy New Year friends.
(taken with my iPhone, edited & uploaded via Best Camera App)
it was also photographed earlier on route by George at West Norwood Junction.
According to Realtime Trains the route and timings were;
Gatwick Airport [GTW] 1......1008......................1010 1/4.....................2L
Horley [HOR] 1.......................1009 1/2................1012...........................2L
Salfords [SAF] 1......................1011 1/2..................1014...........................2L
Earlswood (Surrey) [ELD] 1...1013........................1015 3/4....................2L
Redhill [RDH] 2......................1015 1/2/1017........1018 1/4/1019...........2L
Merstham [MHM] 1................1020 1/2/1021......1022 1/2/1024..........3L
Coulsdon South [CDS] 1......1025 1/2/1026.....1027 1/2/1028 3/4..2L
Stoats Nest Junction ...........1027 1/2................1030..........................2L
Purley [PUR] 3........................1029/1031.............1031 3/4/1032 1/2....1L
Purley Oaks [PUO] 3............1033.......................1034 1/4.....................1L
South Croydon [SCY] 3.......1034.......................1036 3/4...................2L
East Croydon [ECR] 4...........1036 1/2/1038......1041/1042.................4L
Windmill Bridge Junction....1039......................1043 3/4...................4L
Norwood Fork Junction......1040 1/2................1044 1/2....................4L
Norwood Junction 1.............1042......................1046..........................4L
Crystal Palace [CYP] 1..........1046 1/2................1049 3/4....................3L
West Norwood [WNW] 1......1052......................1052 1/2....................RT
Tulse Hill [TUH] 1...................1054 1/2................1055 1/4....................RT
Herne Hill [HNH] 1.................1057 1/2................1058 3/4....................1L
Loughborough Junction.....1100.......................1100 1/2.....................RT
Elephant & Castle 1...............1103........................1102 1/2.....................RT
London Blackfriars 2............1107/1108..............1105/1108..................RT
Farringdon [ZFD] 4...............1113/1114.................1112/1114....................RT
St Pancras International......1117 1/2/1118 1/2....1117/1118....................RT
Dock JunctionNorth.............1120.......................1120...........................RT
Kentish Town [KTN] 2..........1121 1/2..................1122...........................RT
Kentish Town Junction........1122........................1122 1/4.....................RT
Carlton Road Junction.........1122 1/2.................1123 1/2......................1L
West Hampstead Sth Jn......1124........................1125 1/4......................1L
W. H'stead Thameslink.........1124 1/2.................1125 3/4.....................1L
W. Hampstead Nth Jn..........1124 1/2.................1125 3/4.....................1L
Cricklewood South Jn.........1125........................1125 3/4....................RT
Cricklewood [CRI] 4..............1125 1/2.................1126 1/2......................1L
Cricklewood Curve Jn.........1125 1/2.................1126 1/2......................1L
Brent Curve Junction...........1126........................1127............................1L
Hendon [HEN] 4....................1126 1/2.................1127 3/4.....................1L
Silkstream Junction..............1127........................1128............................1L
Mill Hill Broadway 4..............1128........................1129............................1L
Elstree&Borehamwood.......1130........................1131............................RT
Radlett [RDT] 4.......................1132 1/2.................1132 3/4....................RT
R. Redland Roadstone.........1133 1/2.................1133 1/2.....................RT
St Albans [SAC] 4..................1137 1/2/1139 1/2..1136 1/2/1139............RT
Harpenden Junction............1143 1/2.................1143 1/2.....................RT
Harpenden [HPD] 2..............1144 1/2/1145........1144 1/2/1145............RT
Luton Airport Parkway 2.....1150/1151...............1150/1151...................RT
Luton North Junction...........1155........................1154 1/2.....................RT
Leagrave [LEA] 2...................1157 1/2/1158........1157/1158..................RT
Leagrave Junction................1158 1/2.................1158 1/2.....................RT
Harlington [HLN] 2................1202 1/2/1203......1202 3/4/1203 1/2..RT
Flitwick [FLT] 2.......................1206 1/2/1207......1206 3/4/1207 1/2..RT
Flitwick Junction...................1208......................1208 1/4....................RT
Bedford South Junction......1215........................1214 3/4....................RT
Bedford [BDM] 1.....................1219........................1217 3/4.....................1E
The perspective was deliberate ... The central core of the Lanes shopping complex in Carlisle. The building has a full height central atrium, and clerestory glazing lights the three floors of the interior.
Working The 4S49 11.18 Daventry Int Rft Recep Rfd To Grangemouth Tdg (Ews) The Route And Timings Were
Daventry Int Rft Recep Rfd 11.18 . 11.01 17E
Daventry North Jn 11.22 . 11.05 1/2 16E
Hillmorton Jn 11.25 1/2 . 11.11 14E
Rugby South Junction 11.27 . 11.12 1/4 14E
Rugby 11.27 1/2 . 11.13 14E
Rugby North Junction 11.28 1/2 . 11.13 3/4 14E
Rugby Trent Valley Jn 11.29 1/2 . 11.13 3/4 15E
Newbold Junction 11.31 . 11.15 15E
High Oaks Junction 11.32 . 11.15 3/4 16E
Brinklow 11.35 1/2 . 11.19 16E
Shilton 11.39 . 11.22 1/2 16E
Attleborough South Jn 11.42 1/2 . 11.26 1/4 16E
Attleborough North Jn 11.43 No Report
Nuneaton South Jn 11.44 . 11.29 3/4 13E
Nuneaton 11.44 . 11.30 1/4 13E
Nuneaton Abbey Jn 11.46 . 11.31 1/2 14E
Whitacre Jn 12.01 . 11.44 1/2 16E
Coleshill Parkway 12.03 1/2 . 11.46 3/4 16E
Water Orton 12.06 1/2 . 11.49 3/4 16E
Water Orton West Jn 12.07 1/2 . 11.49 1/4 18E
Castle Bromwich Jn 12.10 . 11.51 1/4 18E
Bromford Bridge 12.13 1/2 . 11.54 1/4 19E
Washwood Heath East Jn 12.14 . 11.54 1/2 19E
Washwood Heath West Jn 12.16 1/2 . 11.56 3/4 19E
Duddeston Jn 12.18 1/2 To 12.49 1/2 11.58 3/4 . 12.32 17E
Washwood Heath West Jn 12.51 1/2 . 12.32 3/4 18E
Washwood Heath East Jn 12.54 . 12.36 1/4 17E
Bromford Bridge 12.54 1/2 . 12.36 18E
Castle Bromwich Jn 12.59 . 12.38 20E
Water Orton West Jn 13.01 1/2 . 12.39 1/4 22E
Water Orton 13.02 1/2 . 12.39 3/4 22E
Coleshill Parkway 13.05 No Report
Whitacre Jn 13.06 1/2 No Report
Kingsbury Jn [XKI] 13.12 To 13.18 12.42 . 12.42 3/4 35E
Kingsbury Branch Jn 13.20 . 12.43 1/2 36E
Wilnecote 13.23 1/2 . 12.46 37E
Tamworth 13.26 . 12.47 3/4 38E
Elford 13.29 1/2 . 12.50 1/2 39E
Wichnor Jn 13.32 1/2 . 12.53 1/2 38E
Barton Under Needwood S Jn 13.33 . 12.53 3/4 38E
Barton Under Needwood N Jn 13.34 . 12.55 38E
Branston Jn 13.36 1/2 . 12.56 3/4 39E
Burton Leicester Jn 13.37 . 12.58 1/2 38E
Burton-on-Trent 13.37 1/2 . 12.59 1/4 38E
Horninglow Bridge Jn 13.38 . 13.00 37E
Burton Wetmore Jn 13.38 1/2 . 13.00 3/4 37E
Clay Mills Jn 13.39 1/2 . 13.01 1/2 37E
Willington 13.43 1/2 . 13.03 3/4 39E
North Stafford Jn 13.44 1/2 . 13.04 3/4 39E
Stenson Jn 13.45 . 13.06 1/2 38E
Castle Donington 13.57 1/2 . 13.17 1/2 39E
Gateway West Junction 13.58 1/2 No Report
Sheet Stores Jn 14.04 . 13.28 35E
Trent East Jn 14.06 . 13.30 36E
Long Eaton Town X 14.07 . 13.30 3/4 36E
Toton Jn 14.08 . 13.33 34E
Toton Centre 14.11 To 14.27 1/2 13.49 1/4 . 13.55 3/4 31E
Stapleford & Sandiacre 14.29 1/2 No Report
Trowell Jn 14.34 1/2 . 14.30 1/4 4E
Ilkeston Junction 14.35 1/2 . 14.32 1/2 2E
Ilkeston 14.36 1/2 . 14.34 1/4 2E
Langley Mill 14.41 . 14.39 3/4 1E
Codnor Park Jn 14.44 . 14.43 3/4 RT
Ironville Junction 14.44 1/2 . 14.44 RT
Alfreton 14.48 1/2 . 14.47 1/2 RT
Blackwell South Jn (Derbs) 14.49 1/2 . 14.48 1/4 RT
Morton 14.52 . 14.50 1/2 1E
Clay Cross North Jn 14.57 . 14.54 1/4 2E
Hasland 14.58 1/2 . 14.56 2E
Chesterfield South Jn 14.59 1/2 . 14.57 1/4 2E
Chesterfield 15.00 1/2 . 14.58 1/2 1E
Tapton Jn 15.01 . 14.59 1E
Barrow Hill South Jn 15.03 1/2 . 15.01 2E
Barrow Hill North Jn 15.04 . 15.02 2E
Foxlow Jn 15.05 . 15.03 1/4 1E
Renishaw Park (Flhh) 15.06 . 15.03 3/4 2E
Beighton Jn 15.10 . 15.07 1/2 2E
Treeton Jn 15.12 1/2 . 15.10 1/4 2E
Canklow Loop 15.15 1/2 No Report
Masbro S.S. Jn 15.17 1/2 To 15.31 No Report
Masborough Jn 15.37 . 15.36 1/2 RT
Aldwarke Jn 15.40 1/2 . 15.40 1/2 RT
Swinton (South Yorkshire) 15.43 1/2 . 15.43 RT
Mexborough 15.46 . 15.44 3/4 1E
Conisbrough 15.49 1/2 . 15.47 2E
Hexthorpe Jn 15.53 1/2 . 15.49 3/4 3E
St James Jn 15.56 . 15.51 5E
Doncaster [DON] 15.57 1/2 To 16.03 1/2 15.52 3/4 . 15.55 3/4 7E
Donc. Marshgate Jn 16.05 . 15.56 3/4 7E
Arksey Loop 16.09 To 16.36 15.58 3/4 . 15.59 1/4 36E
Shaftholme Jn 16.45 . 16.01 3/4 43E
Joan Croft Jn 16.45 1/2 . 16.02 1/4 43E
Temple Hirst Jn 16.54 . 16.09 1/4 44E
Hambleton South Jn 16.59 . 16.13 1/4 45E
Hambleton North Jn 16.59 1/2 . 16.13 3/4 45E
Colton Jn 17.10 . 16.20 1/4 49E
Colton North Jn 17.11 1/2 No Report
York Holgate Jcn 17.18 . 16.32 3/4 45E
York 17.18 1/2 . 16.34 1/4 44E
Skelton Jn (York) 17.23 1/2 . 16.37 1/4 46E
Skelton Bridge Jn 17.26 1/2 . 16.40 46E
Tollerton Jn 17.34 1/2 . 16.48 3/4 45E
Pilmoor Apco 17.41 1/2 No Report
Thirsk 17.50 . 17.02 1/4 47E
Longlands Jn 17.57 1/2 . 17.11 1/4 46E
Northallerton 17.59 . 17.15 1/2 43E
East Cowton Xovers 18.06 1/2 No Report
Darlington South Jn 18.12 1/2 . 17.58 1/2 14E
Darlington 18.13 . 18.28 1/2 15L
Darlington North Jn 18.13 1/2 . 18.29 1/2 16L
Aycliffe 18.18 1/2 No Report
Bradbury Apco 18.22 1/2 No Report
Ferryhill Sth. Jn 18.25 1/2 . 18.41 1/4 15L
Tursdale Jn 18.29 1/2 To 18.38 1/2 N/R 18.43 1/4 4L
Durham 18.47 1/2 . 18.49 1/2 2L
Chester-le-Street 18.52 . 18.54 1/4 2L
Birtley Jn 18.55 . 18.58 3L
Tyne Yard Sig T193 19.00 To 19.02 N/R 19.07 5L
Low Fell Jn 19.04 1/2 . 19.12 3/4 8L
King Edward Bridge S. Jn 19.08 1/2 . 19.17 8L
King Edward Bridge N. Jn 19.09 1/2 . 19.18 8L
Newcastle 19.11 1/2 . 19.22 3/4 11L
Manors 19.13 . 19.24 3/4 11L
Heaton Sth. Jn 19.16 1/2 . 19.27 1/2 11L
Heaton North Jn 19.18 1/2 To 20.01 1/2 N/R 20.28 26L
Benton Nth Jn 20.04 No Report
Cramlington 20.10 1/2 . 20.38 1/4 27L
Morpeth 20.19 . 20.46 1/4 27L
Morpeth North Jn 20.20 . 20.47 3/4 27L
Pegswood 20.21 . 20.49 1/4 28L
Butterwell Jn 20.23 . 20.51 1/2 28L
Widdrington 20.25 1/2 . 20.54 1/2 28L
Chevington Loop 20.28 1/2 . 21.00 3/4 32L
Acklington 20.31 . 21.07 36L
Wooden Gate Jn 20.36 1/2 . 21.11 3/4 35L
Alnmouth 20.37 1/2 . 21.13 35L
Little Mill Lc 20.42 . 21.16 34L
Chathill Apco 20.48 No Report
Chathill 20.48 1/2 . 21.22 1/2 34L
Belford L.C. 20.54 . 21.26 32L
Crag Mill Loop 20.54 1/2 No Report
Beal L.C. 21.01 1/2 No Report
Tweedmouth S.B. 21.07 1/2 . 21.38 30L
Berwick-upon-Tweed [BWK] 21.09 To 21.27 Pass 21.39 12L
Reston Signal Eg403 21.34 1/2 . 21.42 7L
Burnmouth 21.37 . 21.44 3/4 8L
Reston 21.42 . 21.48 6L
Grantshouse 21.50 . 21.53 1/4 3L
Cockburnpath 21.53 1/2 No Report
Innerwick G.S.P. 21.55 . 21.59 4L
Oxwellmains Crossover 21.58 No Report
Dunbar 22.00 . 22.03 3L
Stenton G.S.P. 22.04 No Report
Drem 22.10 1/2 . 22.12 3/4 2L
Longniddry Apco 22.14 1/2 No Report
Longniddry 22.15 No Report
Blindwells Opencast 22.17 1/2 No Report
Prestonpans 22.18 1/2 . 22.19 1/2 1L
Wallyford 22.20 No Report
Monktonhall Jn 22.21 1/2 . 22.25 3L
Millerhill Sig Em14 22.29 1/2 To 22.31 1/2 No Report
Millerhill S.S. 22.34 1/2 To 22.36 1/2 No Report
Newcraighall 22.42 . 22.46 4L
Niddrie West Jn 22.44 . 22.48 4L
Craiglockhart Jn 22.54 1/2 . 23.00 3/4 6L
Slateford 22.56 1/2 . 23.02 1/4 5L
Kingsknowe 22.58 . 23.04 3/4 6L
Wester Hailes 22.59 1/2 . 23.07 1/2 8L
Curriehill 23.02 1/2 . 23.08 5L
Kirknewton 23.10 1/2 . 23.15 4L
Midcalder Jn 23.12 . 23.16 1/2 4L
Livingston South 23.14 1/2 . 23.18 1/2 4L
West Calder 23.18 1/2 No Report
Addiewell 23.20 1/2 No Report
Breich 23.24 No Report
Fauldhouse 23.27 No Report
Benhar Jn 23.28 . 23.29 1L
Shotts 23.31 1/2 . 23.31 1/2 RT
Hartwood 23.33 No Report
Cleland 23.36 1/2 No Report
Carfin 23.38 1/2 No Report
Holytown Jn 23.39 . 23.38 1E
Holytown 23.39 1/2 No Report
Mossend East Jn 23.41 1/2 . 23.40 1E
Mossend North Jn 23.44 1/2 . 23.41 3E
Mossend [XMS] 23.46 To 23.58 No Report
Mossend North Exit 00.01 No Report
Whifflet South Jn 00.02 . 23.48 14E
Whifflet 00.02 1/2 No Report
Whifflet North Jn 00.02 1/2 No Report
Coatbridge Jn 00.03 No Report
Coatbridge Central 00.03 1/2 . 23.53 1/4 10E
Gartsherrie South Jn 00.05 . 23.55 10E
Garnqueen North Jn 00.06 1/2 . 23.58 8E
Greenfaulds 00.10 1/2 No Report
Cumbernauld 00.11 . 00.06 4E
Greenhill Lower Jn 00.16 1/2 . 00.11 5E
Carmuirs West Jn 00.20 . 00.14 6E
Carmuirs East Jn 00.23 . 00.15 8E
Camelon 00.24 1/2 No Report
Falkirk Grahamston 00.28 No Report
Grangemouth Jn 00.29 . 00.21 8E
Fouldubs Jn 00.39 1/2 . 00.27 12E
Grangemouth Run Round 00.41 1/2 To 00.43 1/2 No Report
Grangemouth Tdg (Ews) 00.49 . 00.40 9E
There was a lot of this happening and it's fun getting the timing right! Trying out a pre-loved Tamron 150-600mm lens at the local Osprey nest. Quite pleased with it so far. I've seen the previous owners shots so know its potential. The Osprey pair are doing well, the male brought in a fish, landing gently on the nest, then took off again and dive bombed crows in the vicinity. The female appeared to be feeding young, but no heads apparent above the nest yet.
I took this shot in Panama City Beach this fall. I love it when the timing of a shot works out just perfectly. Here is a Brown Pelican with a seagull nicely placed behind.
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Missy was so good at sniffing out abandoned tennis balls and now it looks as if she passed her skills onto her friend Tasku.
It helps a lot that I can still walk with Tasku and Taivas A forest walk is not the same without a dog to share it with.
Everyone, it seems, wants to get in on the picture.
Strobist: SB-28 w/ Lumiquest ProMax w/ gold insert, camera left.
PP Lightroom/CS3
Explore #288 May 12,2009
This piece of art will be lost on most people of Dundee
A truism is a claim that is so obvious or self-evident as to be hardly worth mentioning, except as a reminder or as a rhetorical or literary device.
a little knowledge can go a long way
a lot of professionals are crackpots
a man can't know what it is to be a mother
a name means a lot just by itself
a positive attitude means all the difference in the world
a relaxed man is not necessarily a better man
a sense of timing is the mark of genius
a sincere effort is all you can ask
a single event can have infinitely many interpretations
a solid home base builds a sense of self
a strong sense of duty imprisons you
absolute submission can be a form of freedom
abstraction is a type of decadence
abuse of power comes as no surprise
action causes more trouble than thought
alienation produces eccentrics or revolutionaries
all things are delicately interconnected
ambition is just as dangerous as complacency
ambivalence can ruin your life
an elite is inevitable
anger or hate can be a useful motivating force
animalism is perfectly healthy
any surplus is immoral
anything is a legitimate area of investigation
artificial desires are despoiling the earth
at times inactivity is preferable to mindless functioning
at times your unconsciousness is truer than your conscious mind
automation is deadly
awful punishment awaits really bad people
bad intentions can yield good results
being alone with yourself is increasingly unpopular
being happy is more important than anything else
being judgmental is a sign of life
being sure of yourself means you're a fool
believing in rebirth is the same as admitting defeat
boredom makes you do crazy things
calm is more conductive to creativity than is anxiety
categorizing fear is calming
change is valuable when the oppressed become tyrants
chasing the new is dangerous to society
children are the most cruel of all
children are the hope of the future
class action is a nice idea with no substance
class structure is as artificial as plastic
confusing yourself is a way to stay honest
crime against property is relatively unimportant
decadence can be an end in itself
decency is a relative thing
dependence can be a meal ticket
description is more important than metaphor
deviants are sacrificed to increase group solidarity
disgust is the appropriate response to most situations
disorganization is a kind of anesthesia
don't place to much trust in experts
drama often obscures the real issues
dreaming while awake is a frightening contradiction
dying and coming back gives you considerable perspective
dying should be as easy as falling off a log
eating too much is criminal
elaboration is a form of pollution
emotional responses ar as valuable as intellectual responses
enjoy yourself because you can't change anything anyway
ensure that your life stays in flux
even your family can betray you
every achievement requires a sacrifice
everyone's work is equally important
everything that's interesting is new
exceptional people deserve special concessions
expiring for love is beautiful but stupid
expressing anger is necessary
extreme behavior has its basis in pathological psychology
extreme self-consciousness leads to perversion
faithfulness is a social not a biological law
fake or real indifference is a powerful personal weapon
fathers often use too much force
fear is the greatest incapacitator
freedom is a luxury not a necessity
giving free rein to your emotions is an honest way to live
go all out in romance and let the chips fall where they may
going with the flow is soothing but risky
good deeds eventually are rewarded
government is a burden on the people
grass roots agitation is the only hope
guilt and self-laceration are indulgences
habitual contempt doesn't reflect a finer sensibility
hiding your emotions is despicable
holding back protects your vital energies
humanism is obsolete
humor is a release
ideals are replaced by conventional goals at a certain age
if you aren't political your personal life should be exemplary
if you can't leave your mark give up
if you have many desires your life will be interesting
if you live simply there is nothing to worry about
ignoring enemies is the best way to fight
illness is a state of mind
imposing order is man's vocation for chaos is hell
in some instances it's better to die than to continue
inheritance must be abolished
it can be helpful to keep going no matter what
it is heroic to try to stop time
it is man's fate to outsmart himself
it is a gift to the world not to have babies
it's better to be a good person than a famous person
it's better to be lonely than to be with inferior people
it's better to be naive than jaded
it's better to study the living fact than to analyze history
it's crucial to have an active fantasy life
it's good to give extra money to charity
it's important to stay clean on all levels
it's just an accident that your parents are your parents
it's not good to hold too many absolutes
it's not good to operate on credit
it's vital to live in harmony with nature
just believing something can make it happen
keep something in reserve for emergencies
killing is unavoidable but nothing to be proud of
knowing yourself lets you understand others
knowledge should be advanced at all costs
labor is a life-destroying activity
lack of charisma can be fatal
leisure time is a gigantic smoke screen
listen when your body talks
looking back is the first sign of aging and decay
loving animals is a substitute activity
low expectations are good protection
manual labor can be refreshing and wholesome
men are not monogamous by nature
moderation kills the spirit
money creates taste
monomania is a prerequisite of success
morals are for little people
most people are not fit to rule themselves
mostly you should mind your own business
mothers shouldn't make too many sacrifices
much was decided before you were born
murder has its sexual side
myth can make reality more intelligible
noise can be hostile
nothing upsets the balance of good and evil
occasionally principles are more valuable than people
offer very little information about yourself
often you should act like you are sexless
old friends are better left in the past
opacity is an irresistible challenge
pain can be a very positive thing
people are boring unless they are extremists
people are nuts if they think they are important
people are responsible for what they do unless they are insane
people who don't work with their hands are parasites
people who go crazy are too sensitive
people won't behave if they have nothing to lose
physical culture is second best
planning for the future is escapism
playing it safe can cause a lot of damage in the long run
politics is used for personal gain
potential counts for nothing until it's realized
private property created crime
pursuing pleasure for the sake of pleasure will ruin you
push yourself to the limit as often as possible
raise boys and girls the same way
random mating is good for debunking sex myths
rechanneling destructive impulses is a sign of maturity
recluses always get weak
redistributing wealth is imperative
relativity is no boon to mankind
religion causes as many problems as it solves
remember you always have freedom of choice
repetition is the best way to learn
resolutions serve to ease our conscience
revolution begins with changes in the individual
romantic love was invented to manipulate women
routine is a link with the past
routine small excesses are worse than then the occasional debauch
sacrificing yourself for a bad cause is not a moral act
salvation can't be bought and sold
self-awareness can be crippling
self-contempt can do more harm than good
selfishness is the most basic motivation
selflessness is the highest achievement
separatism is the way to a new beginning
sex differences are here to stay
sin is a means of social control
slipping into madness is good for the sake of comparison
sloppy thinking gets worse over time
solitude is enriching
sometimes science advances faster than it should
sometimes things seem to happen of their own accord
spending too much time on self-improvement is antisocial
starvation is nature's way
stasis is a dream state
sterilization is a weapon of the rulers
strong emotional attachment stems from basic insecurity
stupid people shouldn't breed
survival of the fittest applies to men and animals
symbols are more meaningful than things themselves
taking a strong stand publicizes the opposite position
talking is used to hide one's inability to act
teasing people sexually can have ugly consequences
technology will make or break us
the cruelest disappointment is when you let yourself down
the desire to reproduce is a death wish
the family is living on borrowed time
the idea of revolution is an adolescent fantasy
the idea of transcendence is used to obscure oppression
the idiosyncratic has lost its authority
the most profound things are inexpressible
the mundane is to be cherished
the new is nothing but a restatement of the old
the only way to be pure is to stay by yourself
the sum of your actions determines what you are
the unattainable is invariable attractive
the world operates according to discoverable laws
there are too few immutable truths today
there's nothing except what you sense
there's nothing redeeming in toil
thinking too much can only cause problems
threatening someone sexually is a horrible act
timidity is laughable
to disagree presupposes moral integrity
to volunteer is reactionary
torture is barbaric
trading a life for a life is fair enough
true freedom is frightful
unique things must be the most valuable
unquestioning love demonstrates largesse of spirit
using force to stop force is absurd
violence is permissible even desirable occasionally
war is a purification rite
we must make sacrifices to maintain our quality of life
when something terrible happens people wake up
wishing things away is not effective
with perseverance you can discover any truth
words tend to be inadequate
worrying can help you prepare
you are a victim of the rules you live by
you are guileless in your dreams
you are responsible for constituting the meaning of things
you are the past present and future
you can live on through your descendants
you can't expect people to be something they're not
you can't fool others if you're fooling yourself
you don't know what's what until you support yourself
you have to hurt others to be extraordinary
you must be intimate with a token few
you must disagree with authority figures
you must have one grand passion
you must know where you stop and the world begins
you can understand someone of your sex only
you owe the world not the other way around
you should study as much as possible
your actions ae pointless if no one notices
your oldest fears are the worst ones
Been meaning to edit this for a while, just keep forgetting about. :)
And no I didn't add in the uhaul, we just passed by one and I managed to take a picture at that time.
Timing and camera control SplashArt Water Drop Kit
SplashArt Kit Video on youtube
Canon 7D 1/250 f/20 iso 100 100mm f/2.8 L macro.
Strobist info 2 YN560 at grey background. Mounted left right 1/32 Power 12 inches inches in front of background.
Liquid - Water Xanthan Gum and a touch of Dettol Power and Pure Multi Purpose Kitchen
Yellow coulou in base red in tank.
A missing image from May 2018 that I’ve only just got around to posting. It was the evening of a dry storm. The lightening display was spectacular and I just grabbed my camera and pressed “record”.
On numerous occasions I’ve tried to post the video several times but Flickr keeps timing out despite the fact I believe the size of the clip is below the maximum allowed.
The year will soon be ending so I’ve now given up and have posted a still from the video!
Dovrò decidermi ad estrarre qualcosa di organico dalla bella esperienza degli Assoluti di Karate Tradizionale 2018...