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The one with all of him in the frame but with the dramatic,oooooh no here she is again look. Covering his eye and pretending I will leave it at that :-) posting this one or the previous was a choice I made wich had to do with the eye and the background but I promissed @gilbertdebruin to post the one with all of him in the frame. The grasshopper that is,not Gilbert :-)
Not wanting to come right home after her treatment folks, she likes to take a ride to anywhere to unwind, and cannot blame her for that, but sometimes getting an image like this guy is worth the effort, you never know what you'll find on the back roads.
Thank you all for everything.
This is Charlie looking through that now famous hole in the gate, the bad news is that hes has been missing now for over a week, he seems to have just vanished, we are all worried for him!
I love taking vertical shots of landscapes generally, but when clouds stream overhead then it seems the only way to capture the feeling you get of being dwarfed by their size. The Wanting Comes in Waves is by The Decemberists, and is the regular pulse of clouds keeping my beach visits so much fun.
I've been wanting to wear this beautiful Blueberry dress again. I first showed it you in the first weeks of the pandemic. I hope you still like it - I certainly do!! It goes perfectly with this gorgeous new hair from Tram. For the first time in ages I think I look like a proper redhead again!
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Bald eagle fishing there along the Susquehanna River. Amazing to see these eagles all in action there along the river.
Wanting his dinner for himself :)
As always, many thanks for taking the time to view, fave and comment. That's very much appreciated
One of the reasons for wanting to visit the Hirshhorn was to see the Yayoi Kasuma exhibit. I love her work and I've been a big fan since I missed her Infinity Mirrors tour that kicked off at the Hirshhorn back in 2017. A year later we did travel to Cleveland and I saw the exhibit there. There's always something new or rearranged to see as is the case here where the polka dot pumpkin got its own polka dot room which proved to be an ideal place for the selfie seekers! This person wandered about endlessly while I stood by waiting for her to finish up. She knew I was waiting but just kept posing this way and then that way with a light stick in one hand and a phone in the other. When I saw this, the wait was over, I got my pumpkin shot.
Yayoi Kasuma's "Pumpkin (2016) has been at the Hirshhorn since the "Yayoi Kusama: Infinity Mirrors" exhibition kicked off its US tour at the Hirshhorn back in 2017 and was on display outside. It was nice to see it exhibited in it's own room. In addition, there were two other rooms, both acquisitions by the Hirshhorn. Kusama’s 2017 reimagining of "Phalli’s Field (2017)", that first debuted in 1965 and a new acquisition, “My Heart is Dancing into the Universe (2018),” I have to admit the exhibit lacked any substantial representation from her other art forms and paintings but I enjoyed my time wandering about infinity and I would still go back again and again and again...
Wanting to get in after having a breath of fresh air.
Dushara Tatters and Rags & Dushara Cathal Caithlin (Somali cats), 14.11.2020.
Olympus OMD EM5 Digital Camera
Abstract.
I've been wanting to use this template for ages, and then I found I had a picture of the rain outside, taken through net curtains to combine it with.
I've been wanting to try and take pretty much this exact shot for some time.
I managed to get out for an evening walk in the local woods on Friday evening and the light was almost perfect. That's the last oppotunity this year for this as the new spring leaves are starting to erupt.
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I'm about to dive in
Baby girl, hold your breath
We about to get so wet
Swimming in your body, let me dive in
You know ain't no running 'round this pool
Going under just for you, baby you
Watch me stroke left stroke, right stroke, back stroke
Girl, there ain't no running 'round this pool
Ooh, I'm about to dive in
Baby girl, hold your breath
We about to get so wet
Put me to the test girl when I dive
“Accept yourself, love yourself, and keep moving forward. If you want to fly, you have to give up what weighs you down.”
― Roy T. Bennett, The Light in the Heart
I've been wanting to try out my new 10 stop ND filter since I got it a couple of weeks ago. It's been raining a lot but on Monday, the forecast was for cloudy in the morning and raining in the afternoon. So I very quickly grabbed all my gear, checked the tides, and headed out to Whytecliff Park in West Vancouver. When I set up my tripod, I realized I had brought the wrong lens! I packed up my 50mm portrait lens instead. I tried the filter and luckily it fit and I figured it would just have to do. Then it started really pouring rain - that wasn't supposed to happen! I tried to protect my lens and filter from the rain and managed to get a couple of shots in. There were birds flying around and ducks landing and taking off in the water, but none of them show up here, and I wasn't going to add a bird (this time :) ). Anyway, I rushed back up to the car, put the tripod on the roof while I was putting everything away in the downpour and took off. You guessed it, I left the tripod on the roof, but it let me know after a few feet of driving and I was able to retrieve it. At least I was able to spend a little bit of time out in nature and I discovered I really do like my new filter :)
wanting to share to you,my flickr friends some shots from malapascua island that really fed my sight...hope you will like it...hugs....:)
I love watching a horse walk towards me to make friends. Also had a keen interest in my camera and my coat. Cheeky! Grand Forks AFB stables, ND.
Wanting to see the sunrise for once, I got up early and was greeted by this sight. Amazing morning light.
Climbing up to Breithorn. Castor & Pollux.A View from the Klein Matterhorn.The way back .No.4.
Breithorn
The north side of the Breithorn as seen from Gandegg
Elevation4,164 m (13,661 ft)
Isolation4.0 km (2.5 mi)[2]
Parent peakMonte Rosa
Location
Breithorn is located in Alps .
Canton of Valais, Switzerland.
Aosta Valley, Italy
Range Pennine Alps
Coordinates45°56′28″N 7°44′50″ECoordinates: 45°56′28″N 7°44′50″E
Climbing
First ascent1813
Easiest routeBasic glacier/snow climb
The Breithorn (from German: "large mountain"; 4,164 m) is a mountain of the Pennine Alps, located on the border between Switzerland and Italy. It lies on the main chain of the Alps, approximately halfway between the Matterhorn and Monte Rosa and east of the Theodul Pass. Most of the massif is glaciated and includes several subsidiary peaks, all located east of the main summit: the Central Breithorn, the Eastern Breithorn, the Breithornzwillinge and the Roccia Nera. The main summit is sometimes distinguished by the name Western Breithorn. The nearest settlements are Zermatt (Valais) and St-Jacques (Aosta Valley).
View from the Klein Matterhorn (west side)
The Breithorn is considered the most easily climbed 4,000 m Alpine peak. This is due to the Klein Matterhorn cable car which takes climbers to over 3,820 m (12,700 ft) from Zermatt for a starting point. The standard route (SSW flank) is from the Italian side of the mountain (the south side) and continues over a glacial plateau before climbing to the summit on a 35 degree snow slope. However, inexperienced mountaineers may run into severe difficulty if caution is not taken near cornices or in bad weather. For experienced climbers wanting more of a challenge, the half traverse of the Breithorn crest is another option.
The Breithorn was first climbed in 1813 by Henry Maynard (climber), Joseph-Marie Couttet, Jean Gras, Jean-Baptiste Erin and Jean-Jacques Erin.
(Wikipédia)
Been wanting to do this for ages. Weekend spent in a woodland retreat allowed me to spend sometime walking through the Autumn fall and experimenting with the lines and shapes of the trees.
Gravity is working against me
And gravity wants to bring me down
Oh, I'll never known what makes this man
With all the love that his heart can stand
Dream of ways to throw it all away
Whoa, gravity is working against me
And gravity wants to bring me down
Oh, twice as much ain't twice as good
And can't sustain like one half could
It's wanting more that's gonna send me to my knees
Justing wanting to wish everyone a MERRY CHRISTMAS and thank everyone for their support and hope that everyone has a great year !
This was another image from my latest trips to Mount Rainier during this winter storm of ours in the Pacific Northwest. The good thing is if you had the right car you could get above the clouds as in this image.
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I've been wanting to take pictures of this house and tree for a few years, but it's on a stretch of US-95 that has a small shoulder and a steep embankment. Well, the other day I decided to see if I could get off the highway enough to run over and take a few pictures. My tires were on the white line and my truck and trailer were leaning away from the road. Not ideal, but the traffic is pretty light here and not on a curve, so folks could see the truck fine. Spent about 5 minutes taking pictures and glad I can cross this one off my to-do list. This is about 10 miles north of the town of Jordan Valley in Southeastern Oregon.
Update:
After some comments, I'm convinced this is not a house, but the back of a school house. If I ever get the chance to photograph again, I'll cross the barb wire fence and get some pictures of the front.
The anticipation of waiting for you, kneeling, my eyes closed beneath the crimson cloth. Your collar firm around my neck. The equipment waiting to be used. Cuffs to bind me against the apparatus. Completely vulnerable. Sensitive to every movement. Your scent surrounds me, the clip of your shoes on the wooden floor familiar, reassuring. They cause deep tension within me for I am anticipating your wants, your needs, your desires. I am displayed before you...wanting to please you, make you smile, make you proud of how I come undone to the slightest of your touches. Your finger traces along the top of the collar. I inhale sharply. The anticipation is over, our playtime is about to begin.
Swayed by the wind
Swayed by desire
Can't reach the moon up above and I
Don't dare touch the fire
Homecoming day at Secret Surrender ♥
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Make-up: Veechi FLF
Season Hunt is going on. 20L items.
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Socks: {jealousy} Love You Stockings .Valentine Red.
Cup: Lavish / Tumbler / I'd kill to be with you
Pose: Petals - // Shy Heart
Saturday Sale - 75L
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Been wanting to shoot the sunset at Manila Bay again for some time now but for the terrible traffic in the metropolis. Good Friday was a good time to do this as traffic in the city was very light (most everyone else have gone to the countryside for their vacation). There was still a good number of people along the bay area but at this location no one could interfere with my shots. Photo taken inside the breakwater looking towards the Manila Yacht Club, Philippine Navy Headquarters and some of the buildings along Roxas Blvd.
Wanting to post something, I had in mind a cool shot I had from my Bessemer trip in 2013 of the train snaking around some curves in the snow. Looking through my set however, I realized this was the epitome of the trip; snow angrily falling to the earth amid the last gasp of the Bessemer and Lake Erie as we knew it. Can this really have been almost 9 years ago already?! This was a harrowing chase, but boy did it produce. There's a reason you don't see too many heavy snow shots in this area. The Bessemer as it had been was disappearing, the #902 would only hold on for about another year before it would be sent off to be repainted, never to return. Soon IC SD70's would arrive, ending one era and ushering in another. Amazingly, 3 orange units still remain in Pennsylvania and countless others across the CN system. This is one trip I will never forget.
After years of wanting to go, I finally made the trip to the Palouse this past weekend to photograph spring's fresh green crops growing on the rolling hills of Eastern Washington. This grain elevator was my favorite subject of all those around Steptoe Butte.
For those looking at the EXIF data, I haven't switched to Nikon. My friend Chris was borrowing the Tamron 150-600mm zoom lens and I was curious to take a couple of shots with it myself and closely inspect this budget zoom lens' sharpness on my monitor for myself. It's pretty nice, especially for the price! Nice enough that it's my early favorite photo from the weekend.
Castillo de Peñaflor - Nocturna II
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I have been wanting to go to this cave for a long time, but I have never got the chance. Ok, the cave can be a little hard to find, but it's not all that far, and too tough to get to. However, it's about 2 hours to get here and there is not really that much cave to see. So, every time we talk about going here, the idea dies because it's just too far for such a small site.
Well, the wife and kids are out of town this week, and I know the dog and I can visit two locations (Dee Wright and Skylight) alone that the family has never really wanted to go to. So it's the dog and I cuddling up in the car overnight again for a milky way image. More on that later.
Anything for a photo.
This cave is a very unique cave. The beams are shy and require a very set of circumstances to appear.
First, you need to be there alone, or at least get people out of your frame. I know everyone wants to add romance by thinking this is a secret cave. Nope. The fact is, it's a tourist attraction. I took a day off of work because I have heard this place can get some crowds. Great plan right? Nope. Fail. All of the magic ingredients were right, but the people of Oregon knew that too and it was crowded. I got lucky though and the all the visitors were very respectful of each other, we all made a great team to be sure to get the images we wanted.
Second, you need Summer Solstice. The actual skylights are surrounded by trees, so you need a sun high, and at the right angle to actually shine down into the cave. that only happens for about three months of the year. Turns out the cave is closed all the other months because it is a bat condo during that time of year.
Third, the shy beams only come out for about three hours a day, between 9 and 11, generally. For me that meant leaving the house at about 5am. I needed extra time because many have a hard time finding the cave.
Fourth, you need a cloudless sky to get the sunshine. Marry all those together and that becomes a very, very narrow window of opportunity.
Turns out everything worked out.
I did loads of research on getting to the cave. The OHV trails to the site were not that bad, I saw one guy there in a minivan. Google maps was actually not too wrong this time (a Miricale). The day was bright, no clouds, and late June was just right. I got there at 8am, way too early, but at least I got to scout the area before the narrow photo window. I was worried that the crowds could be an issue. After all, I had planned to kick up some dust from the cave floor to make the beams stronger. I was worried that this might bug others. Well, self correcting problem, the floor was mud, no dust to be had. I did not need dust, you see those beams?
The main trouble with the shoot itinerary was shooting skylight in the morning and Dee Wright at night, meant there was a lot of time to kill in between. The dog did not mind. He got lots of time playing in the Deschutes River.
Let me know what you think.