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“We're here for a reason. I believe a bit of the reason is to throw little torches out to lead people through the dark.”
― Whoopi Goldberg
So you did fairly well with the goals you set for your pride
And even though you’re like a tightrope walker with a fear of heights
And your legs wobble and your arms helplessly flail around
You strive to maintain the highest level of not giving up
No matter how hard you try
To shut down your feverish thoughts
They hunt you down with no regret
Cause you have to fix it all
Wind sculpted tree skeletons on Grassy Top, with an unsettled atmosphere above, clouds illuminated by the setting sun.
I will be away for a week wandering in the desert wilderness like Moses, though I don't anticipate seeing any burning bushes. I look forward to catching up with your images when I return.
This is the bottom section of a small torch. The orange button is the on/off switch.
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Last light among the silent witnesses of Bandon Beach, Oregon.
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Torch Lily or Kniphofia (also called Red Hot Pokers) is an amazing plant originally from South Africa. Its dramatically unusual beauty of color & form is now prized in gardens all over the world. Here it accents the windows of a stone cottage in Castle Coombe, Wiltshire, Uk.
We saw these beautiful torch gingers all over the Hana coast in shades of pink and red. The ginger plant has a huge number of variations and is probably the most useful of all flower species on Maui. It is used as a main ingredient in many Hawaiian dishes and grows very prolifically in all areas. The blossoms have no smell until they are squeezed in the palm of your hand, which releases a very fragrant, candy-like smell.
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The clouds above Maughold Head Lighthouse catch fire as they reflect the first rays of light after the sun breaks over the horizon. One of the best spots to watch the sunrise on the island with its commanding and secluded view out of the vast expanse of the Irish Sea 🌅
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Mini model of the fire starter from the Hoenn region in the Pokemon series.
Torchic holds a special place in my heart since it was the first starter I chose when being introduced to Pokemon. This little guy is going up on my shelf with the rest of my figures.
Torches of Norway 🇳🇴
When the Northern Lights are dancing under billions of stars and you collect TIME, you will find yourself in the middle of the Universe.
A vendor was setup on the sidewalk selling tasty treats. This speciality involved charring a marshmallow with a blowtorch as part of the experience.
Helios 44M-7 58mm f/2 Wide Open
RAF Lockheed Martin F-35B of 617 Sqn out of Marham, catching the early morning Winter light - low flying in the Lake District.
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Smoke photography I don't do a lot of table top photography these are from smoke of an Incense stick.
"A photograph is a collision between a person with a camera and reality. The photograph is typically as interesting as the collision is." Charles Harbutt
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