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I'm glad his mom has unconditional love for him. Some parents will neglect their kids if they came out as gay , trans, or lesbian.
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Being much more aware of all the hijinks around privacy invasion of the average citizen with electronic media, and businesses employing data mining.
Little Blue Herons begin their lives completely white and are often confused with Snowy Egrets. As they mature, their bluish gray feathers appear. For a while, they have a calico appearance with a mix of blue and white feathers like the one seen here. When fully mature, they will appear dark overall, with yellow-green legs, and a dagger-shaped, slightly drooped blue bill with a black tip. The entire body below the upper neck will become slate blue. A purplish maroon color, boldest in summer, will adorn the head and neck.
Project 85 "The List"
coming soon ...
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Since I've got new camera I decided to do a project but less time consuming than project 365.
Project 85 "The List" looks safe :)
***Project Eighty-Five | The List***
1. Your set should be eight-five photos, each one representative of one item on the list. You may do them at any time in any order.
2. Please put the position number and item somewhere in the photo's description.
3. While you may be abstract with some descriptions, there should be a fairly obvious connection when presented with the list item, e.g. A picture of a tennis match won't tell us what item you are representing, but "26. Love" in the caption would be abstract and still make sense.
4. Since you could theoretically take all 85 pictures in a day, you may add multiples at at time, but in order to prevent flooding or watering down the magnitude of your images, you may add 3 photos a day. We do hope you'll put enough thought into your pictures so that they aren't all done in a day...
5. Please tag your photos with "Project Eighty-Five - The List"
Strobist info:
SB80DX in darksphere @1/128 low camera right
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Hi my wonderful friends.. just wanted to tell you all that I will not be on flickr as much in the next week.. My one and only dear daughter is coming to visit us.. she is flying in from Phoenix tomorrow.. I am so very excited.. can't wait to see her. It has been well over a year since we have seen her. Can't wait to hug her and talk with her.. :-)
I will check in from time to time and visit as many of your awesome images as time permits me.. :-)
Take care and I will be back at full speed soon.. :-)
Nick Boren Photography © 2010
The new layout of this Horn Lake Schnucks Kroger is surprising in a few areas, and of course I should of looked at it much sooner! I had already realized the strange new area I was looking at last time would become produce, instead of dairy: flic.kr/p/gmjh3Z. This plan shows dairy pushed up into a small area in the back northeast corner, and natural foods and the bakery occupying the space where the produce section once was.
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Kroger, (1997-1998) built (as Seessel's), Goodman Rd. at Horn Lake Rd., Horn Lake MS
Well, I'm back to posting on flickr, after taking the weekend off, busy with work. In addition, you get a double dose tonight, as a new blog post with images from Katmai, the 2nd in a 3-part series. Check it out at:
www.tnwaphotography.wordpress.com
This is just one of the images featured in that post. Our 2nd day in Katmai was actually even more exciting and photographically rewarding than the first. We were treated to two separate locations within the vast wilderness of Katmai National Park & Preserve, as well as a rewarding flights to and from. It's never a dull moment when visiting there!
This full grown bear was one of numerous ones that over time congregating around us - all with the goal in mind of getting to the salmon in the river. Again, the eye contact is always a thrill, but it's the way that they act so natural around us that really adds to the experience. Here this bear will eventually be on our course, but when it realizes that we don't move or react in any way to it, it deviates its course just enough to not be on a "collision course" with us. I use that term loosely ... and with humor of course.
I hope that everyone has a wonderful week planned ahead. Take a moment, if you so desire, to peek in on the blog post for more images. Some of them will be shared as the week progresses, but many will not. There will also be a Part 3 to the series on Thursday night for more. So this week ... it's all about the bears. :-) I hope that everyone enjoys them and can understand why Katmai makes me feel like it's my "happiness place on earth". Katmai bears are truly special and unique.
Thanks again for stopping by and especially for sharing your thoughts and comments. I hope to catch up, on your photo streams I missed over the weekend, during this week as well.
© 2014 Debbie Tubridy / TNWA Photography
Exotics finally leave warm garages :)
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After the hike a few of us headed to Namaste for a bite before heading home. I passed this colorful building on my way from a nearby parking lot.
A surfer who had, had enough on a rough day at Manly beach. A cyclone just off southern Queensland had whipped some decent waves but it was pretty rough out there
Return of the crazy naked snorkeling tour....
(...see you in a few days!!) ;)
Nos vemos en unos dias!
[foto by Carmen]
Working on Cooper's recall. A good recall is one of the most important training aspect one should master with their dog. It could save their life. On a separate note, I'm all caught up on my 365 postings from being away on business. Only 35 to go!
330/365
Kitten update.........day 3
The kittens are doing great. They are adapting to the comings and goings of me, so they don't jump every time I move. They spend most of the time sleeping and play happily together the rest of the time. They are still scared enough that I use some soft gloves to handle them, or they would scratch me up, but they are not fighting me nearly as much. They are still in a good-sized cage, and using their little litter box. I think I'll be able to let them run free in just a few more days. Right now, Old Lady cat's nose is still out of joint and she is hissy and pissed. The cage is partly for the kitten's protection.
Photo and videos...............
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A beautiful sunrise greeted us this day as the ship approached Tortola and the top deck was the place to be to take in all the wonderful scenery.
Photomatix
One shot in RAW converted to HDR and tone mapped in Photomatix Pro using Details Enhancer. Strength set to 90%, light smoothing set to high and micro smoothing set to 4.0.
Photoshop
- Added a layer of curves to lighten
- Curves layer for contrast.
- Added a layer of saturation/vibrance
- Noise reduction with Topaz DeNoise
- Sharpened with high pass filter at 2.5