Travel makes you realize that no matter how much you know, there’s always more to learn. Nyssa P. Chopra| Travels Through My Lens
Here is another post from my amusing sign collection. I love taking photos of signs that I find amusing, creative, ironic, odd, thought provoking or relatable. If you’re interested, here are the links to the previous posts on amusing signs. Amusing Signs More Amusing Signs Even More Amusing Signs Here are my most recent additions.... Continue Reading →| Travels Through My Lens
Your travel life has the essence of a dream. It is something outside the normal, yet you are in it. It is peopled with characters you have never seen before and in all probability will never see again. It brings occasional homesickness, and loneliness, and pangs of longing. But you are like the Vikings or... Continue Reading →| Travels Through My Lens
I’ve been in a bit of a funk recently due to some surgery I had a few weeks ago. Thankfully, that’s over, and after one final check-up with my surgeon next week, we’ll be able to hit the road again, this time to central Oregon to see more of the state’s seven wonders. Until then,... Continue Reading →| Travels Through My Lens
Travel as much as you can, as far as you can, as long as you can. Life is not meant to be lived in one place. Unknown Tromsø, Norway| Travels Through My Lens
In the brilliant dark comedy “In Bruges,” a mobster sends his two hitmen to Bruges to cool their heels after a …Continue reading →| Deborah J. Brasket, Author
My wife and I recently finished a wonder-filled twelve-day road trip through Utah and the Four Corners region of the US Southwest. This is an incredible part of the country, and I wanted to share some of our experiences and a tiny sample of our photos. Continue reading →| Unsolicited Feedback
1. *** Whether my mind is muddled with worries or bright with confidence, it seems I keep on going. These strange and troubling times for our world are unusual for me, too. I find myself enjoying a…| bluebrightly
The Canon L-1 offers a rich, hands-on photographic experience. It’s a camera that encourages you to slow down and focus on the scenery…| FRAME TRAVEL ROAM CAPTURE
I thought for a long time about this one. With only one day to go, here's my submission for this month's IndieWeb Carnival. The topic is second person birds, as chosen by Sophia. I love the non specific nature of this topic, it's also what makes it a bit of a challenge to respond to.…| britthub.co.uk
606th Sunday TreesPortugal and Spain Tree Series (22) Casa de Mateus in Villa Real, Portugal —————– Previous: Sunday TreesIrish Tree SeriesEuropean Tree Series Greece Tree SeriesPortugal – Spain Tree Series Trees from around the world – taken for me … Continue reading →| "On Dragonfly Wings with Buttercup Tea"
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604th Sunday TreesPortugal and Spain Tree Series (20) Portugal —————– Previous: Sunday TreesIrish Tree SeriesEuropean Tree Series Greece Tree SeriesPortugal –…| "On Dragonfly Wings with Buttercup Tea"
for Debbie’s six word Saturday| Ritva Sillanmäki Photography
Last on the card for September 2025| Ritva Sillanmäki Photography
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| Ritva Sillanmäki Photography
Sea buckthorn is this spiny shrub that gives us some seriously vitamin C-packed berries! They’re also loaded with health perks. We had a conversations with a friend of mine about the bright orange berries that are full of antioxidants, vitamins, and good-for-you fatty acids, which can do wonders for your skin, give your immune system […]| Ritva Sillanmäki Photography
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When I think about the ocean, I can’t help but feel a rush of emotions. It’s this vast expanse that holds so many mysteries and beauty, evoking awe and humility in me. The ocean feels like this incredible force—both calming and powerful at the same time. There’s something magical about standing by the shore, where […]| Ritva Sillanmäki Photography
The building depicted in the image is the Finnish Clock and Jewelry Museum, Kruunu, located in Espoo. The museum showcases the history and art of clocks and jewelry. Museo Leikki is a museum specializing in the history of toys, play, and childhood. The museum opened in May 2022. Café Lyrica, which is likely situated in […]| Ritva Sillanmäki Photography
These apartments are located in Tapiola, one of the suburbs of Espoo, Finland. These are some of the more modern apartment buildings. Just a block away from here, my grandmother lived for over thir…| Ritva Sillanmäki Photography
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Narrow to focus, widen to review and plan. tldr: “C-x n s” to narrow and “C-x n w” to widen| Janusworx
Christian Clauwers, a documentary photographer and environmental advocate, emphasizes humanity’s connection to nature. His decade-long work highlights the consequences of climate change, show…| Rotary 360
Kodak announced two new types of film that it will sell directly to photography stores, sidestepping a bizarre distribution agreement that has been in place since its bankruptcy.| 404 Media
The numbers game- Judy Dystra-Brown I was going through the posts on my reader and I came across this challenge on Aletta’s blog. Check her blog if you want to see some bright and cheerful pictures.For the challenge, you’re supposed to go to your gallery and type the number (this week, it’s 213) and see […]| Eúnoia
We trekked up to the mountains today — hit construction traffic so it took twice as long as usual, about an hour and a half. After a picnic lunch, we meandered the riverbank checking out rocks. We used to come here all the time but iirc it’s been a couple years. Unfortunately, the air was […]| Tracy Durnell's Mind Garden
Some of the blogs I follow feature a lot of photography that is at or near a professional level. Others periodically offer some compelling scenes caught on camera just to share them with others, including some collections of beautiful sunsets. I love a good sunset as much as the next guy, but think that a…| J. P.'s Blog
The Vietnam Women’s Memorial, located just steps away from the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall in Washington, D.C., is a stirring tribute to the thousands of women who courageously served during the Vietnam War, particularly as nurses and caregivers. Designed by sculptor Glenna Goodacre and unveiled on Veterans Day 1993, the bronze statue poignantly captures the […]| M.A. Kleen
In this guide, we’ll cover what HDR photography is, why it’s so widely used in real estate, and how to capture bracketed images for stunning results. We’ll also review the essential equipment, software, and best practices to help you create professional HDR photos.| PhotoUp
In this article, we’ll share 5 powerful real estate photo editing tips specifically for commercial properties—and show you how to make your listings stand out and sell faster.| PhotoUp
In this article, we'll share 7 real estate photo editing tips that will reveal the elegance and character of historic homes.| PhotoUp
I took this one back in March and apparently never posted it here. Still very fond of it.| moonbase.lgbt
September brings the season of change, and after almost missing the cut for August and July calling for last day uploads, the Daily Photo habit changed back to getting it done. Well that’s because a week or so ago I caught up on the backlog. Yes, no one I am sure gives one hoot or […]| CogDogBlog
If July was dicy, in August wheels almost came off the bus for being on track with the this year’s Daily Photo Habit. Photos were indeed taken daily, but they sat idle, and the backlog grew into a big pile attended to in mid September (meaning this month too is slack). But hey, no one […]| CogDogBlog
Here’s a list of more than 600 of the very best photography slogans for your websites, social media posts, and projects in 2024.| Learn Digital Marketing
As autumn settles in and nights grow long, aurora season begins in Alaska. This year is especially exciting because we are still at the height of the solar cycle—a time when the Sun is most active, showering Earth with bursts of charged particles that fuel breathtaking aurora displays. What is the Solar Cycle? The Sun… The post Aurora Borealis Under the Solar Maximum appeared first on Action Photo Tours.| Action Photo Tours
Click here to read our post, In the Realm of Giants: Peaks, Pumas, and Patagonia. Action Photo Tours provides small group photography tours & workshops to locations in Utah, Arizona, and beyond!| Action Photo Tours
Hey! It’s official! It’s time to stand up, step out, get going, and plan your walk or drive or skip or hop or swim or jog for this year’s Walktober! Take us somewhere that you love to go, or somewhere … Continue reading →| Change Is Hard
| Change Is Hard
Hey crochet friends! How has the Summer been for you? I just wanted to give a life update on some important things going on right now.| A Spoonful of Yarn
A Chance Encounter On a bright and warm Friday morning, Gaurav decided to take a detour to the Amtrak station before going to his lab, where he works as a biomedical neuroscience researcher. “Are yo...| Mad In South Asia
Senses Atlas is a collection of visual archives aimed at developing a sensitive approach in our consumption of content| Senses Atlas
Today is the Last Day of September This is it—our last day to enjoy September! But don’t worry, October is pretty wonderful too because it’s my Birthday Month! It won’t be long when there is “Frost on the Punkin!” The days are shorter and the nights are cooler. It’s cozy time! As we awaken in … Continue reading Tuesday Tidbits #343 This Is It!| Two Trails One Road
Sweet Man’s Mom is 100 yrs. Old! Momma V We celebrated sweet man’s beautiful Mom this past weekend!! She turned 100! Many friends and family attended a lovely reception for her in Texas! Loved ones…| Two Trails One Road
"Photography takes an instant out of time, altering life by holding it still." ~Dorothea Lange| Jane's Lens
“It’s an odd thing but anyone who disappears is said to be in San Francisco.” ~Oscar Wilde| Jane's Lens
2 October 2025 – I’m over at St. George & East 6th, hunkered down for the view south along this stretch of the St. George Rainway. Then I pay serious attention to the map — to the lost small-c creek and to the lost big-c False Creek as well, lost when (1915 onward) they filled […]| WALKING WOMAN
26 September 2025 – Not for the first time. and especially not for the first time in fall, I stop at the W 41st & Oak Street entrance to the VanDusen Botanical Garden, and wriggle happily at the colour contrasts. Citrus yellows! Deep furry greens! Deep glossy greens! And, while I’m wriggling, how about the […]| WALKING WOMAN
19 September 2025 – You come back home with fresh eyes for your own city. I wake up yesterday and, just before 7 a.m., stare awe-struck at the grandeur of clouds drifting above and among the …| WALKING WOMAN
With social media, websites, and online advertising, the market is more crowded than ever with businesses looking for new ways to stand out and capture the attention of their target audiences. Have you ever wondered what a production company does to help businesses shine? | Lean Startup Life
好镜头的代工细节问题| Lei Mao's Log Book
Wildlife Photography at Pinnacles National Park| Lei Mao's Log Book
Wildlife Photography at Fremont Central Park| Lei Mao's Log Book
A field of different coloured Poppies at the Wilson Botanic Gardens in Berwick| Wandering Teresa
I have always thought of myself as a strong woman. But now, in my mid-60s, strength feels different. My body is not the same—aches and pains show up most days, each one with its own weight. My memory isn’t as sharp either. I forget things I never used to. And then there’s the heart. It... Read More| Wandering Teresa
Sarah of Travel with Me leads us this week in Monochrome Madness Challenge with the theme of Ruins. In black and white, ruins are no longer just remnants of the past. They are symbols of endurance — quiet, solemn, and endlessly captivating. The ruins of the Colosseum in Rome stand as a powerful reminder of... Read More| Wandering Teresa
Living in Australia, I’ve always been aware of how far away we are from the rest of the world. It often feels like only the truly determined travellers make their way down here. But just beyond our shores lies another country, equally distant yet full of wonder—New Zealand. I recently journeyed through the South Island,... Read More| Wandering Teresa
Finally … joining Dan’s CFFC for a fun post. Here is my take on the theme Framed by Things.| Wandering Teresa
White calla lilies—simple, fresh, and effortlessly elegant.| Wandering Teresa
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It’s been a while Since I’d stepped away From the usual 8 to 5 confinement What MUST be done What should have been done Why this was done THAT way Why this was NOT done THAT way The daily shenanigans… Continue reading →| Blog of Hammad Rais
A quick look! Muhammad Salah, my nephew, peeking from a colorful triangle he made from his toys. For Debbie Symth’s Six Word Saturday and XingFuMama’s Whatsoever is Lovely Challenge-2025 Week 38| Blog of Hammad Rais
| Blog of Hammad Rais
Look inside, not out Shine the old to find the new See the world anew. Wishing you a lovely Tuesday 🙂 Sharing with Cee Neuner’s FOTD 23rd September 2022 I’m linking my FOTD post with an older FOTD post of Cee… Continue reading →| Blog of Hammad Rais
It finally happened! I got myself a new phone yesterday. Here’s one of the first photos I took from it: For Debbie Symth’s Six Word Saturday and Johnbo’s Cellpic Sunday| Blog of Hammad Rais
It's been two months and a day since my last photo challenge post. There's a lot of reasons for that. Most of them are related to moving Grad Girl out of Texas in July and then back to Texas in September. The biggest reason is that the challenge wasn't an easy one to photograph in the middle of summer. | Life In Pieces
I've been taking photographs, but just haven't had time to review them. My last Photo Play post was written in June. We moved Grad Girl out of College Station in July, then she found a job in August and we started the process of moving her back to Texas. Now it's almost the end of September and I'm just now having time to really get back to my photography. It's quite possible I won't have much to post for July and August. There is still time for me to get the camera out before September e...| Life In Pieces
We teamed up with our pals at Tucker Speed to host a cool photo contest at the inaugural Two-Bit Moto […] The post Chatting with the Two-Bit Moto Show’s Photo Contest Winner: Casey Horner appeared first on Hot Bike Magazine.| Hot Bike Magazine
Prague's sunsets are legendary, and these are the best spots to enjoy them. This post 11 Magical Spots To Watch Sunsets in Prague by David Angel first appeared on Delve Into Europe.| Delve Into Europe
“We are born in one day. We die in one day. We can change in one day. And we can fall in love in one day. Anything can happen in just one day.”- Gayle Forman It’s the final weekend of the month, and it’s time for the One Day Prompt. All you need to do... Continue Reading →| Weekly Prompts
“Logic will get you from A to B. Imagination will take you everywhere.” ~ Albert Einstein. Today, Gerry and I give you the word Imagine as your Weekend Challenge.| Weekly Prompts
From captaining the Somalia national team, to championing underrepresented groups at a London football club, award-winning footballer Iqra Ismail is creating space for all in the beautiful game| Positive News
Practice your partnering outside! View this post on Instagram A post shared by Lauren Ganther (@laurenganther) on Apr 22, 2020 at 11:29am PDT Even while socially distancing, our TCB dancers never stop working hard!⠀This features our wonderful company dancer @laurenganther with her #StayAtHome crew! Check out TCB’s Instagram page for more #StayAtHome news from our dancers! The post TCB Stays At Home: Lauren appeared first on Twin Cities Ballet of Minnesota.| Twin Cities Ballet of Minnesota
The hard work never stops, even at home! View this post on Instagram A post shared by Twin Cities Ballet of MN (@twincitiesballetmn) on Apr 22, 2020 at 11:57am PDT Even while socially distancing, our TCB dancers never stop working hard!⠀This features our wonderful @kotomi_103ii whom is an apprentice to the company working hard on her Rond… The post TCB Stays At Home: Kotomi appeared first on Twin Cities Ballet of Minnesota.| Twin Cities Ballet of Minnesota
Photographer Dan Milnor explores the power of intentional photography and how working on personal projects can help you discover new meaning in your work.| Blurb Blog
Hello, everybody! Are you an S or an M type? Do you seek pleasure or do you inflict pain? I most certainly neither of them, or at least none in the extreme sense. Some people get aroused by hurting…| Richard Haw's Classic Nikon Repair and Review
Explore the bittersweet longing for love, travel, and summer in this heartfelt article inspired by Egidio's Lens-Artists Challenge.| P.A. Moed
To see fuller versions of the photos, click on any image and swipe right or left. The post Rocks of Ages – Granite Architecture around Metro Atlanta appeared first on SaportaReport.| SaportaReport
Portrait lighting setup allows photographers to capture different moods. Split lighting setup helps you create bold and dramatic shots. Butterfly lighting captures elegance. Cross-lighting adds depth to your image. We are going to learn about each of them. Moreover, the article will share 9 types of portrait lighting setups with you. This is to help […]| PixelPhant
Finding the best image file format shouldn’t be complicated. Every image type is curated with a reason and is best for different purposes. All you have to do is decide the goal and pick the right format accordingly. For example: However, there are more than a dozen image types and file formats to choose from. […]| PixelPhant
Michaelmas day is celebrated on 29th September and is associated with St Michael and the coming of autumn. St Michael is one of the principal angelic warriors, protector against the dark of the night and the Archangel who fought against Satan and his evil angels. It used to be said that harvest had to be... Read More| Cornwall in Colours
Dawn of ‘The Day After’ is once again celebrating the autumn season in the northern hemisphere and would love you to share what autumn is like in your part of the world. It’s earl…| Cornwall in Colours
One day I saw this collection of cowboy/cowgirl boots. For more interesting one day photos, and/or to share yours, visit One Day Prompt 17.| gwh photos2
For more interesting symmetry photos, and/or to share yours, visit Monochrome Madness.| gwh photos2
***** A lot of things have happened in the last 10 days in my part of the world. I attended a couple of social events with friends and colleagues, attended a two-day professional conference and had…| mazeepuran (माझे e-पुराण)
~ This week Tina challenged us with City Mouse/ Country Mouse, based on the Aesop fable, to beware thinking the grass is greener elsewhere. In Tina’s case, while she may love visiting the city, there is no place like her home. Lately, I’ve been falling into the trap of thinking somewhere else would be better.…| writing to freedom
Attention amateur photographers, aspiring photo journalists, and all other shutterbugs! The annual Wildsam photo contest is back with more opportunities than ever to share your favorite images from the open road. The 2025 edition of the contest is now underway, bringing more categories to the mix and the chance to win a gift card from... The post The Annual Wildsam Photo Contest is Back! appeared first on RV.com.| RV.com
Did you spot the salamander in this morning’s post? Here’s the original photo again: And the salamander is circled. Note that it’s just the head. Tricked you! An enlargement of the head (circled). , Note that I didn’t say it was an entire salamander.| Why Evolution Is True
From campus concerts and big-name performances to football’s historic 5–0 start, this week’s photos capture an energetic community from this past week. The post PHOTOS OF THE WEEK: Music, moments and milestones first appeared on The Vanderbilt Hustler.| The Vanderbilt Hustler
On a day it was closed, I managed to capture this glimpse through the cage barrier of the south entrance to the Bricktown Ballpark. Being no fan of baseball, I’ve never been inside, so this is as close as I’m … Continue reading →| Radix Fidem Blog
The Drunken Boat As I was going down impassive Rivers,I no longer felt myself guided...| Seven Good Things
If you're looking for an adventure like no other, let our Antarctica photos inspire you to book a trip to the White Continent!| NOMADasaurus Staging
Once in a while a new book comes out that is worth a bit of a rave. If you like music and you like maps then this is one of them. It’s a new book just published by the accomplished cartograph…| Map Happenings
Author, artist, and creative entrepreneur Louise Wannier shares how photography led her to write a children's book about tree spirits. The post How Photography Led Me to Write a Children’s Book appeared first on Writer's Digest.| Writer's Digest
For its 12th year, Shaky Knees Music Festival moved both its location (from Central Park to Piedmont Park) and its season (from spring to fall). But there was no shortage of talent thanks to headliners like Blink-182, Deftones, Cage the Elephant, Lenny Kravitz, My Chemical Romance, and Vampire Weekend, and certainly no shortage of creative concertgoer outfits. Here, a small sampling of some of the looks we saw while out and about at the festival.| Atlanta Magazine
Recently, I found out about the [Coho Photo Zine](https://coho.photo/), a zine run by former members of the Cohost photography community...| wolfgirl.dev
