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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.
There is rain, there is wind, there is sun:
it's March, everything has an enchantment;
it's March, crying and not wanting,
who shows the smile amidst the tears.
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.
Taken @ Sakura Tales, Neverending
💖 This picture is dedicated to my dear and so talented friend Serina.
She made this dress here self, and was so kind to gift me one, some weeks ago. I absolutely love it, and I have been wanting to make a picture with it since I got it..
💖 Thank you so much my so talented friend for this beautiful Kimono - Dress, I am truly so honored to wear it. You are such a kind soul and dear to my heart.. Huge hugs and lots of love sent your way💖
Serina also made a picture with this stunning dress some weeks back, if you would like to see her stunning picture, have a look at her version here:
Bald eagle fishing there along the Susquehanna River. Amazing to see these eagles all in action there along the river.
Batea I
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Marley waiting patiently outside by the back window, wanting me to let him in. I always smile when I see how intent he looks to be let in, makes me happy to think he knows where home is and survived another outdoor adventure, safe and sound.
Posted for Happy Caturday's theme of "Happiness is". Happy Caturday!
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
I am lost in a rainbow
Now our rainbow is gone
Overcast by your shadow
As our worlds move on
In this shirt I can be you
To be near you for a while
In this shirt I can be you
To be near you for a while
There's a crane knocking down
All these things that we were
I awake in the night
To hear the engines pout
There's a pain, it does ripple
Through my frame, makes me lame
There's a thorn in my side
It's the shame, it's the prize
Of you and me, ever changin'
Moving on now, moving fast
And this touch must be wanting
Must become through your ask
But I mean dare to tell you
That I love you - it never ends
And I bled everyday now
For a year, for a year
I did send you a note
On the wind for to read
Our names there together
Must've fallen like the sea
To the depths of the soil
Buried deep in the ground
On the wind I can hear you
Call my name, held the sound
I am lost
I am lost in a rainbow
Now our rainbow is gone
I am lost in a rainbow
Now our rainbow is gone
I am lost, I am lost
I am lost, I am lost
I am lost, I am lost
“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 :)
I have been wanting to shot the 'Shell' for sometime, but lack of parking, the wrong sorts of tides and too many tourists have conspired for it not to be. Today luck was on my side : ))
wanting to share to you,my flickr friends some shots from malapascua island that really fed my sight...hope you will like it...hugs....:)
Wanting to see the sunrise for once, I got up early and was greeted by this sight. Amazing morning light.
I’ve been wanting a chance to photograph this barn for many years now. It was down a residential farm road with strict no trespassing signs posted on the gate. Well, recently they must have sold the land to developers as the gates are torn down and they are clearing the fields to make way for new homes. This barn is one of the last remaining signs of life on these acres of land. I’ve been going pretty much every night hoping for a good sunset.
-- - UPDATE
I went back again last night in hopes of some thinning high clouds during sunset to get another take on this old structure. I came away with two new takes that I want to share with you. Here is the first.
Mike D.
I have been wanting to do a macro still life for ages, so it was exciting when all these components were small enough to fit within the size guidelines for MM. I could have included a whole lot more, but there can only be so many nuts in the house at one time.
I had a bit of choice with subjects this week because my surname contains both a "d" and an "N" as first letters (yippee!). But there wasn't much I could think of or that was readily available that started with either of those letters (darn-it). So a Dark green marble (was I pushing it with the "d"?!!) and nuts it was. There are always plenty of nuts lying around...
Música (abrir en nueva pestaña) / Music (Open link in new tab): Faun - Sonnenreigen (Lughnasad)
Una intemporal imagen de un campo de cereal en mitad del llano manchego, prácticamente listo para cosechar.
-English:
A timeless image of a cereal field, practically ready to harvest, in the middle of La Mancha plains.
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For over a week I had been wanting to get out in the early morning light and photograph the Great Horned Owl fledglings. Every morning it was either high winds or oppressive fog that scrubbed my mission. Finally good conditions prevailed and I had a great morning session just as the sun rose.
It took me a while to find them. They had progressed from "branchers" to fledglings and had moved to a different tree about 50 yards from the nest tree.
Nikon D500, Nikon 200-500mm f5.6E
Focal length 420mm f6.3 1/1,250s ISO 3200
Amsterdam - Ceintuurbaan
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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.
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.
Not wanting to flood you all with a tidal wave of NSW outback photos, I figured it was time to switch things up. So here’s a little something from the other side of the globe—this is the stunning Athabasca River in Alberta, Canada, hands down one of the most breathtaking places I’ve ever set foot. No photo can capture its pristine, majestic beauty (though I gave it my best shot, best 100 shots actually ;)
Canada’s west is the kind of place where you want to take your time, soak it all in, and not just rush around cramming as much as possible into a short trip. One day, I’d love to go back and do just that!
Wishing you all a wonderful week ahead!
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As we entered Cades Cove, VERY early ... the dew was still heavy, and the sun was not up ... this is what we saw ...
precious little cub wanting to play ... he was more awake than any one ... Right now just don't dare feed them, because the berries are gone, and the acorns have not fallen ...
this is one time you just keep on a trucking ...
I just had to hang my head out the window, and get this picture ... I know I looked ridiculous .. but no one was behind me, and it was worth the stop and shot ...
Have a wonderful Monday everyone ... Cindy
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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The first storm image I ever posted to Flickr. Porthcawl Lighthouse.
Just wanting to blend in. Shot through my window. I see the difference between this one and my other rabbit that showed up, this one has bigger back feet and smaller ears. It has been a cold Spring so far. Did you know rabbits eat Spruce and Jack pine tree needles? This is the second time I witnessed it.
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.
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.
A Fly Agaric (Amanita Muscaria) Toadstool.
I have been wanting to get a shot of these for a long time and missed a chance earlier this month when I was unable to join a FFF+ group outing. You can imagine my surprise when I discovered some in a friend's garden, not 500 metres from home! Another one ticked of the wishlist!