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Just a quick note to let you know I may or may not upload any photos for a few days. I had the roof replaced on the house last week and we discovered bees nests in the drain pipes. I wouldn't have called the exterminator, except, that when you enter the front door the bees hover over your head waiting for you to go into the house and close the door and may decide to sting if you don't move fast enough. They're really big, beautiful, black and yellow bees and I'm sorry to destroy their nests, but I don't want an ouch!
The weather has also cooled to the low 60s, so it's back to gardening I go.
Will catch up with all my contacts this weekend.
Enjoy the rest of your week everyone!
this is an indoor photo taken using
special spot light...
no need to tell you how tasty it was ;-)
have a great weekend my friends :-)
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A wild Apple tree in the lane opposite our house with telegraph poles behind. Photo taken for my own Telegraph Tuesday and Square Format groups and HTmT too! Spring seems to have taken an age to arrive but it's finally here.
Some music to accompany www.youtube.com/watch?v=g_Fn44ulanI
58/100x my 100 photos will all be taken using the Hipstamatic App.
Les botigues d'Apple són els únics llocs espectaculars on pots entrar sense pagar a la Big Apple. New York.
The war between Apple and Flash (Adobe) is heating up by the day, and I always wanted to be a war photographer!
The focusing of this photo looks intentionally surreal and is the result of merging two separate exposures with different focusing. (check the Apple photo here and Flash version here)
So I got hit with a head cold a few days ago and have finally recuperated. I was miserable! Specially because I'm trying to switch to homeopathic medicines and they just weren't QUICK as most over the counter drugs for a cold. But I survived! My wonderful friends, Norma & Rae each gave me some advice on what to do to beat that cold in the butt! LOL I drank some Echinacea tea and chopped up a garlic clove and put it into water and drank it! Bleaugh Bleaugh Blaugh! It didn't taste too good going down but I tell you what... it worked! I feel so much better today! Thanks girls... you're both the best.
Here I am washing my apple I am having a few hours before my workout. Mmmm! It was sweet too! Hope you're all doing well... and aren't SICK! =D
Several months ago I made the point that even a crane on a building site had a certain aesthetic appeal (if not beauty).
This stack of apple crates deserves a similar treatment. I can remember seeing an exhibition in Sydney of "found-object art" by the Canberra artist Rosalie Gascoigne (1917-1999). Rosalie, who was the first female artist to represent Australia at the Venice Biennale in 1982, would take found objects like old road signs and packing crates and make collages of them. It was truly beautiful work.
www.artnet.com/artists/rosalie-gascoigne/
This is my photographic homage to a great Australian artist.
JD ILLUMINATIONS 2 CONTEST ENTRY
Jessica Drossin contest on Facebook
I used free texture "Sublime" in Soft Light 100%.
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We love apples. There are some really tasty ones for sale at the farm down the road.