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This year I had the opportunity to visit the smaller Brickslopes Convention in Utah. To avoid inundating my gallery with shots from it (as I did in 2014 before missing the 2015 one), I've put them all in my Brickshelf gallery. The coverage isn't complete, but I got pictures of many of the fantastic creations there. There was also a building pit in the center for kids to play around in and booths off to the side, one of which was a "Minifig Me" caricature booth that my brothers waited in line for two and a half hours to do. I just got a cool print of Zane.

This floral mini from Jack Wills is so dramatically short, you wouldn’t dare to bend over to pick something off the floor - or wear it in front of your maiden aunt. Otherwise, it’s a little winner all the way!

The Ampeg amp is fully covered by a pair of mics during a recent recording session at Blue Light Studio in Vancouver.

A very strange cloud covering this day.

Morton Salt warehouse wall collapse, December 2014. www.dnainfo.com/chicago/20141230/river-west/morton-salt-p...

 

Some local media was on hand, or at least their cameras. It was about 10 degrees when I took this photo and everyone was hiding in their vans.

 

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Windows covered in winter. John K. King Book Store. Detroit, Michigan. December 22nd, 2018.

We winged this. It's not "perfect" by any means, but it made this Mama smile. And reminded me...

Sometimes YOU gotta make your own sunshine!

performing at Abilene's during the 2010 Rochester International Jazz Festival

 

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City of Mystic Beach

 

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Sunrise Waterscape from Avoca Lagoon on the Central Coast, NSW, Australia.

"http://www.rioolympics2016online.com/ 42 hours of coverage begins on Saturday, August 6, and concludes on Friday, August 19. On weekdays, the network’s Olympic coverage will take place from 5-8 p.m. ET, after it concludes its traditional business and financial programming.

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58% coverage seen from near Moab.

 

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Transit of Venus 2004 (complete coverage)

Credit: Giuseppe Donatiello

  

On June 8, 2004, a rare transit of Venus (over the solar disk) was observable.

It followed the one which occurred on 6 December 1882 and was the first of a pair with a repeat on 6 June 2012.

The entire transit was visible from Europe, parts of Asia and Africa. The beginning from East Asia and Australia. The end in the western region of Africa, from eastern North America and much of South America. The transit was not visible to the rest of the world.

 

These Canon flashes work quite well.

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SE corner of 57th and Maryland

The world isn't always the way we'd like it to be, but if we lose our sense of humor and our zest for life, she definitely goes down.

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….these wildflower/plants just started coming up in the woods around where I live. Soon they'll show their flowers.

* Albinar ADG 28mm f/2.8 lens

* Fotga MD-EOSM lens adapter

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If you happened to watch live coverage of Nik Wallenda crossing Niagara Falls on

a high wire this weekend, you probably heard him praising God constantly.

Despite Nik Wallenda’s frequent mentions of God the Father and Jesus

during his record-setting, high-wire crossing of Niagara Falls Friday night, an

ABC News blog documenting virtually every moment of the achievement makes

no mention of his verbal thanks to the Creator.

Wallenda, 33, the great grandson of legendary tightrope walker Karl Wallenda, became

the first person ever to walk across Niagara Falls on a high wire, as hundreds watched

on TV at a block party in his Florida hometown of Sarasota, Fla., and millions of others

tuned in for ABC television coverage.

Wallenda was fitted with a microphone during his tension-filled, 25-minute saunter at

200 feet high, and he could be heard praising God numerous times as he walked the

length of four football fields from New York to Canada.

“Praise you, Father God. Praise you, Jesus!” Wallenda said on one occasion.

Not only were his comments audible, but on closed-caption TV sets broadcasting the

event at restaurants, each of his words glorifying God were visible.

“Oh, my gosh, it’s an unbelievable view,” Wallenda continued. “You know I am so blessed

to be in the position I am to be the first person in the world to be right here.”

His remarks provided a continuous theme of inspiration, as he said, “This is what dreams

are made of, people. Pursue your dreams. Never give up. Mine might seem strange, but

anybody that’s dealing with any battle – focus on that other side.”

But during the event itself and on an ABC News blog chronicling the astounding event,

reporters did not mention Wallenda’s frequent shout-outs to God, and some viewers are

taking issue with the omission.

“Not mentioned by the news media, Wallenda prayed throughout the walk, and we could

hear him,” says Christian writer Jim Bramlett.

One commenter told ABC News, “How come this blog leaves out the part about him

praising Jesus? All the details are complete, except this is noticeably left out. Are you

that uncomfortable typing the name of Christ?”

Another wondered, “Why could any (just one) of your ‘correspondents’ not acknowledge

Mr. Wallenda’s faith in Jesus and God, throughout his walk??? What is up with that?

Really. This wasn’t a stunt. it was a challenge faced by a non-fundamentalist Christian.

Why can’t media acknowledge that? Ask Nik about it. I bet he would like answering the

question.” The closest thing to matters of faith cited by ABC’s blog was noting at 10:08 p.m.,

“The Wallenda family prays together moments before he gets on the wire.”

Later at 10:56 p.m. once the crossing was complete, ABC’s blog noted: “Nik says, “It

hasn’t sunk in yet. I’m grinning from ear to ear. This is something I’ve played over and

over in my mind for the past 20 years. It’s surreal. I’m really blessed to be here.”

Before the walk took place, Wallenda was asked how he could be so calm, and he

answered it was thanks to prayer, saying “I am the righteousness of God in Christ,”

an allusion to 2 Corinthians 5:21.

Despite the apparent omissions by journalists, Bramlett was thrilled with the broadcast,

saying, “God used this sensational event to get His name proclaimed across the Earth

and for people to see a man trusting in Him doing the seemingly impossible.”

See: www.wnd.com/2012/06/jesus-omitted-from-niagara-falls-cros...

  

The 2015 Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo - the annual event combining military spectacle, cultural performance vibrant music and international colour, set on the esplanade of Edinburgh Castle.

This photograph taken at Ocean Beach Park in New London Connecticut.

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I'm trying to attempt new things (angles, props, ideas, stories) even if it is out of my comfort zone. Here's to NOT always doing the same things all of the time and being adventurous. And she didn't mind one bit. :)

 

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The snow on the letters is a nice touch!

 

Although the wall art says “frozen foods,” the actual wall units hold cheese, yogurt, cookies, beer, etc. Frozen foods are really in upright coolers behind you (from the vantage of this photo, anyway).

 

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These places are public so these photos are too, but just as I tell where they came from, I'd appreciate if you'd say who :)

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