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At the back of our ponds, in our backyard, The Buddha sits in contemplative silence....
Om mana Padma Om
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I have a couple of other (slightly) better macros of a wolf spider carrying her spiderlings in my spider set, or follow the link in the comments below.
My 7-year-old cousin does a back handspring on the trampoline in anticipation for her gymnastics meet.
Model: Èrika de Gregorio
Make-up: Èrika de Gregorio
Photo and editing: Kalvodesigns
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Straps are angled perfectly and not too long nor short. Padded back as well!
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My new custom Freight backpack from Travis Poh at Freight Baggage.
I've been using an Ortlieb for a while (a separated collarbone made me abandon single strap messenger bags), which I love but there are a few shortcomings. I wanted something that wasn't as loud (the Ortlieb is bright red) and something shorter and higher on my back (the Ortlieb is also tall and the bottom of the bag sits at my waist).
I'd heard nothing but good things about the bags Travis was making specifically his backpacks. I got a chance to try one out in SF (thanks to Judah's) and fell in love with how utilitarian they were -- driven by function then form.
Kiev 88CM with Arsat C f2.8/80mm, Lucky SHD 100 in Tmax developer 1+4 for 9 min.
The last roll I had of Lucky SHD, it just doesnt look good in Tmax developer it has more grain than in Rodinal, one thing is for sure, I'm not going to miss this film.
In the National Media Museum in Bradford they have a few of thes old video arcade games, it was great fun remembering old days playing with them.
30/07/2017 #1672. A bit of tinkering with the Alfa this morning, which hasn't turned a wheel for a month now after I found that a lump of the gearbox bell housing had broken off at the middle starter motor mounting hole :-(. Hopefully it's going off to the Alfie clinic early next week to be fixed :-)
I sorted out a seat belt buckle that had been twisted around the wrong way, and fitted a missing bolt on the passenger seat adjuster, which should stop it wobbling around. I also isolated all the starter motor wires and re-connected the battery, ready for a push-started drive to the garage.
Happy Frisky Friday!
The fawn moved his head as I took this frame, sorry about the blur, yet it was the cutest of the several shots I took. They both have a surprised look like they just realized each other was there. It actually is a common sight to see the wild turkey grazing peacefully with the deer.
The back is all snack foods, made for my son (11 years old) who loves to cook. It's twin size for his bed.
Reto 1-2010 "Regreso a la Cotidianidad"
Titulo: Back to School
Se acabaron las vacaciones, de vuelta al cole. Ya hace falta algo de stress.
Dedicada a mis estudiantes: I love u guys, u r the best!
Datos Técnicos:
Camara: SONY-DSCW110
Apertura: f/2.8
Esposición: 1/4s
Velocidad ISO: ISO-100
Modo de Flash: Sin Flash, Obligatorio
Comentarios, sugerencias mode: [on]
The passageway ran parallel to Fishergate, directly behind the Queens Buildings. The station wall in Butler Street can be seen at the far side of the alleyway. It is clearly marked on the map below (see related images) The site is presently occupied by the Fishergate Centre
A little scene I found in an alley around Little India, Singapore.
Notes: Cross Process Preset 2, USM sharpening, white balance adjustment.
5D3 | EF 50mm f/1.4 USM
ISO250 50mm f/2.2 1/160sec
The Class of 2019 marched back from Camp Buckner, Monday, Aug. 10, 2015 completing Cadet Basic Training. The New Cadets and cadre passed parents, family and community members as they marched down Washington Road crossing in front of the Superintendent's House - Quarters 100 and then to the apron in front of Washington Hall. Family, friends and supporters proudly held up signs celebrating the end of Cadet Basic Training. They will begin the process of reorganizing into their academic year companies today. Congratulations to the Class of 2019 (and families)!
Possible new space in Downtown Canton! Rougly 9,000 square feet space, top for possible photo use and bottom for big time secret