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I just like photographing pink it seems. I can't stay away from it for long. :)
This is a porcelain half doll (or pincushion doll), which was made in Germany in the 1920s. The silver and rolled gold thimble is the same one I photographed a couple of days ago. This time I've included a roll of cotton/linen mix ribbon and a couple of pieces of hand torn silk ribbon to add to the pinkness.
Taken with Lensbaby Velvet 56.
Kristelle et ses copines les charolaises dans une course party.
Photo prise avec un appareil jetable en 2001 et scannée.
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The Legend, The King, Olorpapit (the hairy fiery one) born in 2004, in the vast savannah plains of the Mara, was always going to be a leader.
Together with Olbarnoti his younger brother, they ruled Enkoyanai Pride in Double Cross area of the Maasai Mara Game Reserve ruthlessly.
The written law of nature takes it course and the great King has finally rested (18th November) a natural death, at the grand old age of 16. Having spread his genes all over, his cubs are spread all over the reserve, including the famous Six pack who are now the rulers of the Marsh Pride.
Having had an amazing morning with him just four weeks ago, he was in poorly condition and was not eating very well when I photographed him in this photo.
Captured during a Photography safari on an early morning game drive in the Maasai Mara Game Reserve, Kenya.
Ocean Park beach approach.
Gorse is a leafless plant. Where other plants have leaves, gorse have long, sharp, green chlorophyll-laden spines that do the necessary photosynthesis. I was dismayed to come across this specimen. It is part of a patch that expands its footprint every year. Someone should eradicate this obnoxious foreign invader sooner rather than later.
a sunny Sunday afternoon was a welcome treat. the corn is ready to harvest, but need to finish the beans. a little too much moisture now.
rail lines are predetermined in their course, so why do we (OK me) always want to follow them to see where they go... or maybe that's just it -transport, travel, adventure.
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The houses in the distance look over Lochgreen Golf Course in Troon ~ I took this whilst walking along a path / cycle path, yesterday afternoon!
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Those of you that have followed me for a while know I used to teach a photography class to Middle Schoolers during their minimester (4 days of different than the normal routine classes between semesters). I was asked to bring it back this year, even tho I'm retired, and of course I said yes.
Lochinvar is the home on campus for the Head of School
the sun came out shortly after we started shooting this afternoon - HWW!
Our neighborhood provides lots of wildlife scenes. The bucks are always special and have no problem with staring me down.
126 in 2026.
Pour plus de talon c'est par là :
Sinon je vous invite a regarder le reste de l'album (à droite) de cette course déjà mythique.
A tiny herald of Spring, our Draba verna, Whtilowgrass. Its flower measures perhaps 4 mm across and it huddles close to the ground so it's easily overlooked. 'Whitlow' derives from ancient words describing white-suppurating sores on finger or thumb which concoctions from the plant were supposed to cure. In Dutch it's called 'Vroegeling' which, I suppose, is best rendered into English as 'Firstling'.
It's known scientifically by two names: Draba and Erophila. 'Draba' means acrid or bitter; 'Erophila' is for loving Spring. And that brings a lot of English literature together. Geoffrey Chaucer (1343-1400), of course, wrote about the sweet-smelling showers of April. But T.S. Eliot (1888-1965) about April as the cruellest month; and Spring as bitter:
'What sign of the spring of the year?
Only the death of the old: not a stir, not a shoot, not a breath.
Do the days begin to lengthen?
Longer and darker the day, shorter and colder the night.
Still and stifling the air: but a wind is stored in the East.
The starved crow sits in the field, attentive; and in the wood
The owl rehearses the hollow note of death.
What signs of a bitter spring?
The wind stored up in the East.'
Choose only after some contemplation...
But I hurried indoors to get these little flowers to you.
Now that lilacs are in bloom
She has a bowl of lilacs in her room
And twists one in her fingers while she talks.
"Ah, my friend, you do not know, you do not know
What life is, you who hold it in your hands";
(Slowly twisting the lilac stalks)
"You let it flow from you, you let it flow,
And youth is cruel, and has no remorse
And smiles at situations which it cannot see."
I smile, of course,
And go on drinking tea.
~ T S Eliot (26 September 1888 – 4 January 1965) was an essayist, publisher, playwright, literary and social critic and "one of the twentieth century's major poets." He was born in St. Louis, Missouri to an old Yankee family.
Makeup & photos by Andy at Translife.
This beautiful dress and lots more in the 1940/50's style, can be obtained from Vivien's of Holloway
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29 Oct 14
Scanned lith print.
Rolleiflex 3,5C w/ Xenotar 75 mm/f3,5 + yellow filter.
Nov 6, 2021.
Fomapan 100 in Rodinal 1+100, semistand 1 h.
Printed on Fomatone Classic MG 133 (18x24 cm) and developed in Moersch Easy Lith (20A+20B+760H2O).
Toned in Se 1+5, 45 s.
Finally with 10 days of hard work our Java project has been completed.
We have worked on the project based on Covid-19 Data Management System where a Hospital / Diagnostic Center can record and set their information. for example: Total ICU, Available ICU, Covid Test Fee etc. Any user of the software will be able to view Service Information and Communicate with them over the phone.
26.05.2021
We presented our project to our course teacher today and they expressed satisfaction with the project.
Thanks for the views, faves and comments! This encourages me to put more of alike stuff.. thank you. Have a wonderful day !
There is a good footpath across the golf course which I have never come across before and the course is looking mighty fine at the moment with the gorse flowers.
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Another Black winged stilt (Himantopus himantopus) slides in for a landing ...... and is set to collide with himself!
I think the wing blur adds to the overall impression of movement, but maybe a little more than I would like.
The daughter of some of our New Orleans friends poses in front of what WAS/is neutral ground on Napoleon Avenue. It really WAS a different Mardi Gras from our regular spots- which are gone, of course. :)
HFF!
La segunda, un poco más clara y a la espera de las recomendaciones para cerrar el encuadre de la primera.
Esta versión del tema es la mejor que nunca se ha realizado, por supuesto lo realiza el mejor grupo que nunca ha existido:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=kCdHM3i0DWA
The second, a little clearer and waiting for the recommendations to close the frame of the first.
This version of the song is the best that has never been done, of course it makes the best group that has never existed:
In the silence of my lonely room
I think of you
Night and day.
While at the Lotus Pond was saw plenty of dragonflies all over the place.
Found a good spot and waited for some to land - and wouldn't you know it, this green fellow landed on the ground right next to my feet. Filled with excitement I waited for it to fly to one of the reeds in front of me but it never did. It took off and then promptly returned to the same spot next to my feet. Of course!
So, bending over to try and get a decent shot I managed this one. Glad I did, too, because shortly afterward it pulled a Houdini and disappeared. I'm thinking this may be an immature male Eastern Pondhawk. Let me know if you know differently.
Frustrated at Dauset Trails Nature Center.