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Kassel, Karlsaue, view across the Küchengraben to the Orangerie in pouring rain
Kassel, Karlsaue, Blick über den Küchengraben zur Orangerie bei strömendem Regen
Why worry
There should be laughter after pain
There should be sunshine after rain
These things have always been the same
Why worry now
Why worry now
Mark Knopfler: Why Worry
The snow is falling and the sun sets at 4:30pm - so it seems fitting, at least for today to post a dark image. I had a good time with this crow, we sort of had a moment together. I love this pose, even with the head out of focus. The feathers look like a work of art - perhaps this is why I am so fascinated with birds:)
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I listened to this great song by Johnny Dowd the other night as i drove home after a great evening's beach fun with a camera. I was wondering how i could use it as a title, then this morning i chose to upload this beach abstract type shot, and it was obvious. Why is perfect, why am I attracted to shots like this, why did i compose it this way, and why do things like this fascinate me so much. Who knows, I suppose we all have an inner drive and like certain things and certain compositions.
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Why did somebody leave a pair of what appeared to be a perfectly good pair of sneaks hanging on this bar on the levee in Alviso, California?
I have a collection of playing cards. This is one extra card that came with my collection of Halloween cards from Rucus Studio.
Sorry, but I will try to catch up next, as soon as possible. PROBLEMS WITH MY COMPUTER! Sorry for the delay!
My first attempt on Caffenol processing. Had some problems with a leaking tank and too cold developer.
There is always someone watching in the darkness. “It's not who you are underneath, but what you do that defines you.”
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“‘Why, yes,’ he said, ‘I know of a cure for everything: salt water.’
“‘Salt water?’ I asked him.
“‘Yes,’ he said, ‘in one way or the other. Sweat, or tears, or the salt sea.’
“I said: ‘I have tried sweat and tears. The salt sea I meant to try, but a woman in black lace prevented me.’
From “Seven Gothic Tales”
In 1934 Dinesen published the short story collection “Seven Gothic Tales” which included “The Deluge at Norderney”. One of the characters named Jonathan Maersk, became unhappy when he learned that his father, ship captain Clement Maersk, was not his genetic father. He visited the ocean and contemplated ending his life, but a woman in black lace unnerved him when she appeared and asked to die with him. Jonathan later spoke to his father Clement and asked whether he knew of a cure for his melancholy.
Isak Dinesen and Tania Blixen were pen names of Karen Blixen who wrote the books “Out of Africa” and “Babette’s Feast” which were made into award-winning movies. This article will use the name Isak Dinesen.
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I want to say that I admire all the parents. This is a great effort to say 'no' to a child when you are seeing his sad face. Sometimes this "no" is necessary for kid's good.
I don't know if I will have my own family... It's great to live for somebody... God knows.
Now my holidays are ending... I'll have kids at school. 18 children... Big family ;)
....won't you let me in?
Rather strange: last March Mr Maine Coon was sitting by a pot of hyacinths on the patio looking into the living room, willing me to let him into the house. And yesterday there he was again this March, trying again.
He obviously has a home, is well-fed, has identity info on him and has been following a route through our garden from somewhere to somewhere for quite some time.......
This is one of the ones I went to Montana for. I would've been happy with a train here in almost any weather. When we left paradise the weather was cloudy and overcast. As we rolled east, it turned into beautiful storm lighting as MRL's day gas rolls along the unbelievably beautiful 10th subdivision.
Last image from Mt. Rainier's Sunrise area.
This was my favorite sunrise at this part of the park. One can see why it was named "Sunrise."
A series from the Paradise area of Rainier later.
Thanks for hiking along with me!
OK, it's an infrared photo. No artificial light, just the one coming through the window. I have even gone to the limits of what you can technically do with a screw-on IR filter (portrait photo for example). Yes, it's possible. And yes, green leaves are standing out and the whole image gets this unusual appearance. And beyond that? I am still struggling with the 'photographic identity' of IR. Fuji X-Pro1.
At the Washington DC Wharf, where restaurants, boat rides and walks are a thing...when it's not too wet.
With nothing better to do and favorable shooting conditions, I followed this NTWLIN manifest west on the Wayzata Sub for a ways. Here they pass through Howard Lake, with one of the many ice fishing houses are visible here.
"Don't worry son, it's just that stupid photographer and his stitching software.."
Photo taken on St. Sunday's Crag.
Happy Smile on Saturday :-)