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I realize now, after the fact, that I took this picture because... I saw this truck at the loading bay across the street, and I thought: 'wonder what that is?' and i couldn't think of any reason that I wanted a picture of it, but I figured, since I was thinking about it, that if I didn't take it, I'd wish I had. so I did.
only just now did I realize what it says on the truck... hmm... I'm getting batty I think.
Captured this smaller mouse in the trap this morning. My guess is this might be the Female. I'm expecting babies to surface sometime soon, this happened before. Last time I caught the parents, then the babies showed up, there must have been 7 of them on the kitchen floor all very lost and bewildered. I also deposited this one and the babies at the park. I set the trap again, if I don't catch anything in a few days than I am thinking there aren't anymore, but I won't hold my breath!
This male Lion was found in a residential area of Boulder on May 15, 2008. It was tranquilized by CO Division of Wildlife Officers and City of Boulder Rangers. A radio collar was attached as part of an ongoing lion study.
Captured with an Olympus EVOLT E-500 through a Holga lens - lens hardware made by Gary Collings (GZC).
Captured at work crawling on the backpack of a co-worker. Scary. I had a bark scorpion under a chair by my desk last week too. Scarier.
The original picture was taken by David Grey a very good friend who completed the West Coast Trail on Vancouver Island with me in September last year. Post processing of the single jpeg by myself - the figure crouched in the distance would be 'yours truly' trying to capture the sunset without a tripod.
The boy is half asleep, as is usual before school happens. The cat just wandered over out of nowhere and sat on him.
Me and a friend of mine decided to give each other a topic per day and make a picture out of it. The theme of this shot was "density".
While thinking of it and trying to use what I had at my disposal I found a disposable cap and I thought it would be nice to capture the density building up a composition like this.
Picture taken with Sony Xperia Z1 smartphone.