B A C K A S S W A R D S
Was really thinking of selling this camera. I bought it off waivers … someone broke up with it right away . Going on 3.5 years - High rate of any shot on this website comes from an iteration of this camera x100s, x100t, x100 F, x100 V. Currently only really available on the secondary market - No idea about forward production on this model. Deciding to keep it a little while longer. Sells 40% over MSRP used.
July 24, 2023 5:55A
SHOT WITH FUJIFILM X-T3
Nite Time - Nite Shine
Fuji x100 V
Nestled amongst the Hostas, Hydrangea, Iris, Wild Raspberry | Hardy yet delicate, petite, shouldn’t be crowded … mostly sun, keep hydrated, needs space but not abandonment, cultivate lightly. Many years of vibrancy presence and pleasure, a broody bloomer, … can tolerate cold climates - non invasive, a soft perfume - blooming rate varies with conditions - a beautiful giving legacy … Much like my mother - This was also one of her favorite blossoms in the garden. Happy Mother’s Day - Flower unknown
M E E T I N G P L A C E
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W H A T T H E D U C K
B E L O I N S
O W L S H E A D
S P R U C E H E A D | P O R T C L Y D E
R O C K P O R T
R O C K L A N D B R E A K W A T E R S A M O S E T
Stuart & Tremont with a Cran Orange Muffin and X 100V
WHAT ARE YOU WADING FOR
- T A B E R N A C L E -
T H E W H E R E H O U S E
C A M P U S
All images - Fuji x 100V
Everywhere in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina
CopperTop | NC
Gravity or gravitation, is a natural phenomenon by which all things with mass or energy - including planets, stars, galaxies, and even light are attracted to ( or gravitate toward ) one another on earth. On EARTH gravity gives weight to physical objects ( people too - I swear ) and the Moon’s gravity causes the tides of the oceans. The gravitational attraction of the original gaseous matter present in the universe caused it to begin coalescing forming stars and caused the stars to group together into galaxies - gravity is responsible for most of the large scale wonders in the universe. Gravity has infinite range - although … it’s effects become weaker as objects get farther away.
Gravity can also imply a sense of seriousness - sobriety - acuteness …
Manage your Gravity
Trust is important, but it is also dangerous. It is important because it allows us to depend on others—for love, for advice, for help with our plumbing - especially when we know that no outside force compels them to give us these things. But trust also involves the risk - that people we trust will not pull through for us, since if there were some guarantee they would pull through, then we would have no need to trust them. Trust is therefore dangerous. What we risk while trusting is the loss of valuable things that we entrust to others, including our self-respect perhaps, which can be shattered by the betrayal of our trust.
Because trust is risky, the question of when it is warranted is of particular importance. “Warranted” meaning justified or well-grounded meaning, respectively, that the trust is rational ( based on good evidence) or that it successfully targets a trustworthy person. If trust is warranted in these senses, then the danger of it is either minimized as with justified trust or eliminated altogether as with well-grounded trust. But alas, the Trust may not be warranted in a particular situation because it is simply not plausible; the conditions necessary for it do not exist, as is the case when people feel only antagonism toward one another. And this happens - Morning, Noon & Nite .
Happy New Year -
m o r n i n g
n o o n
nite
wildfire fallout
west coast smoke and haze
12 hours with the FUJI X100 v
S E A S T R E E T
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O GREY LADY - FAIL ME NOT
AYE SHE WAS A VIXEN
NOT PROVING HER LOT
ERR FOR NOW - ILL RETURN THEE
KNOT
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One of the New York state Legislature's most influential caucuses held its annual meeting downtown this weekend.
Me I was in town for my own meeting
This architectural melting pot was my neighborhood for three days
Fuji xpro2 - 18mm f/2 - 35mm f/2
“Let me go down as any doe
That nods upon its ferny bed,
And, lulled to slumber by the flow
Of talking water, the muffled brawl
Of far cascading waterfall,
At last lets down its weary head
Deep in the brookmints in the glen;
And under the starry-candled sky,
With never the shadow of a sigh,
Gives its worn body back to earth again.
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