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Hamilton doesn't have much fancy places for dining, most restaurants here are small and low-keyed. The small Vietnamese restaurant in Westdale definitely falls into that category, but its food is pretty good comparing to others in town. The traditional Vietnamese ice coffee is a MUST TRY, it looks good, the process is interesting, and most importantly, it tastes great!
P.S. If you get addicted to it, you can try to make it at home after checking out this link.
I know, I know, another water drop shot but I just wanted to see how sharp I could make them. Camera on tripod, Nikkor 105mm micro lens, exposure delay set to prevent mirrow bounce and an electonic cable release. Result, not too bad.
© Ruth de Vos 2013
Size: 12 inches x 12 inches
Materials: cotton fabric, cotton-linen blend fabric, textile paint, cotton batting
Techniques: screen-printed, machine-pieced and machine-quilted
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No, this is not a very large pregnancy test.
We had the roof redone last year and now it's the chimney that leaks this lovely, yellow substance. We found out that the brick has to be redone but for that, the rain needs to stop.
Does anybody know anybody in the weather department? Could you tell him/her to shut off the valve? Thank you.
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Lucid Absinthe (130 proof!) is in the glass with a sugar cude suspended by an absinthe spoon while water drips over it, dissolving it in the liquor below.
Flash firing at shutter opening rather than at closing creates the impression that drips, drip upwards.
This time I was trying with some pictures in the background.
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Taken with:
Camera model:Canon EOS 1000D
Exposure=0.005 sec (1/200)
Aperture=f/25.0
ISO=400
Focal length=91 mm
Flash:On, Fired
Exif info added with simashin flickr tools
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Farmer Kuria Samuel practices drip irrigation in the Tana River Basin, Kenya. Photo credit: © Georgina Smith/CIAT
A drop waiting to fall always carries an almost unbearable tension—one wants to give it a shake just to put it out of its misery!