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When you let yourself get shackled by your own monsters, the darkness brewing inside you, and let your own psyche imprison you, there's almost always no way out.
behind glass. As housework isn't one of my hobbies spiders aren't rare in our home which meant I could attempt this theme. I popped him into a glass jar to get a good look at him and take his portrait before I released him to explore new territory - outside, but very close to the shed so he could choose shelter if needed. He scuttled away happily, well I think he was happy.
For Macro Mondays.
Something a little different, from my recent uploads anyway.
A question for those contacts of mine from yorkshire, do you know where this photo was taken? A couple of clues, you can see Emley Moor transmitter from here, that should help with location, and another clue is BASKET.
Will reveal location on sunday.
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Stood on my porch to see what was happening with the moonrise. Saw this moment. Ran back in to grab my camera Ran to the porch zoomed, focused, and pressed the shutter release.
The trapping yards in Kathleen Springs were used from 1896 for cattle in the area. These pens were made in 1962 using local timber. The pens were used to trap and rope the cattle in order to brand them within the gorge.
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This butterfly was trapped behind the curtain in the garage, very carefully I caught it and set it free...
When you spend so long trapped in darkness,
you find that the darkness begins to stare back.
~Sarah J. Maas~
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Roles are meant to be temporary, not a lifetime of repetitive gymnastics. Remember your genuine self ,purpose , and value.
Shot at the Christmas Tree Farm in Floyd Virginia. Id guess frosty is about 60 feet tall, use the standard Christmas trees right and left and the cardboard box for reference , He's huge!
Nikon Nikkor 50mm 1.2 AIS.
No Photoshop trickery as Usual.
The Japanese Flowering Quince (Chaenomeles japonica) has been flowering its little head off since December now, and is showing no sign of stopping. I love its elegant form and the colour tones beautifully with the turquoise glass and deep brown leather.
A photographer's candyland. I could have easily spent all day here exploring the many buildings in this circa 1900 town.
Diamond mining ghost town being reclaimed by the desert, Luderitz, Namibia.
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