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This is part of a panorama I made in December it catches my eye every time I pass the folder so Post
I believe that the small hole is where the tower will be located, so they're adding extra support there.
For unto you is born this day in the city of David a Savior, who is Christ the Lord. Luke 2:11
Christmas goody making time at my house!!! I will catch up on my commenting as quickly as I can. HAVE A WONDERFUL WEEK EVERYONE!!!!
My month of December.
I'm not too sure, but I'd say about 400 SOOC photos were used for this video. This is a shorter video than usual, contrary to last year's December which had to have two videos. I guess I just didn't really pick up my camera this much, but took way too many photos on Christmas day. Some which are not even included in here.
Anyway, I'm very happy with the ending. It took a bit of work, while I was sick and fatigued. I credit the idea to my friend, Danny, again.
I still accept ending ideas. Yadda yadda.
(Song: Forever & Ever Amen by The Drums)
Better late than never!
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The last step into 2012, I hope you all had a great year!
Bytom - Żabie Doły nature and landscape protected area.
More info: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C5%BBabie_Do%C5%82y
Obszar chronionego krajobrazu pomiędzy Bytomiem, Chorzowem a Piekarami Śląskimi.
Jemioła.
The perfect day in December here in the South for a wedding,75 degrees and the most fabulous sunset to match...
Downtown Portland, Oregon. Mid December, 2008. Taken with a Leica CL and 40mm Summicron. Ilford Delta 400. The line streaks in the middle are from Max passing through the shot.
Just after watching the cheetah run, I noticed that there were lots of these clusters hanging from what I thought was a tree. I wish I looked for the name before leaving.
That little kid is me!...around December of 1990. I was 13 years old.
I can kind of vaguely remember my dad taking this picture. I used to love lighting up the fireplace. And I actually do remember that shirt...it was my favorite shirt and I wore it all the time. Oh yeah, and of course LA Gear shoes! Everyone remember those?
I actually really like this picture...well, not just because it's me! But just they way it's composed. My dad didn't tell me to pose, he just somehow recognized that it would be a good picture and told me to turn and look at the camera for a second. So it looks really natural and candid. The other thing is that I used to HATE getting my picture taken when I was a kid, and yet he managed to get a good one of me.
By the way, I still like sitting like that :)
A small birthday card to miramann, fellow sunset appreciator and friend.
I think this is my first ever December sunset. This time of year the sun sets far to the south west which means a long walk out on the sands if I am to catch one. Add the ever present bad weather and the fact that the sun sets before 4pm when I'm usually working and you know that December sunsets are very rare.
No. 60, The Moviegoer by Walker Percy, check. He's such a good writer. If you never read anything else by him, read his essay, "The Loss of the Creature." I think it was *the* essay that turned the light on for me, when I first read it in my expository writing class in college.
Anyways, I loved this passage from The Moviegoer:
"They think I was meant to do research because I am not fit to do anything else--I am a genius whom ordinary professions can't satisfy. I tried research one summer...But then a peculiar thing happened. I became extraordinarily affected by the summer afternoon in the laboratory. The August sunlight came streaming in the great dusty fanlights and lay in yellow bars across the room. The old building ticked and creaked in the heat. In the course of an afternoon the yellow sunlight moved across old group pictures of the biology faculty. I became bewitched by the presence of the building; for minutes at a stretch I sat on the floor and watched the motes rise and fall in the sunlight. I called Harry's attention to the presence but he shrugged and went on with his work. He was absolutely unaffected by the singularities of time and place. His abode was anywhere. [...Now] here is a fellow who does have a 'flair for research' and will be heard from. Yet I do not envy him. I would not change places with him if he discovered the cause and cure of cancer. For he is no more aware of the mystery which surrounds him than a fish is aware of the water it swims in..."
Day 30 of my first December Diary
Oxford Street London...
HMV music store.... a place I loved to shop!
"The Worlds Most Famous Music Store"
I was also quite pleased to catch both a Double Decker Bus
and a Black Cab for this shot too! %-)
I took this shot just a short while ago. It is growing against my fence in a sheltered spot which gets whatever sunshine is going. Now whether it will actually progress into a full blown rose is anyone's guess but if it does I'll take a photo :)
Oh and this is the first outside shot with the new macro lens. And with a blinding flash of enlightenment this morning I realised it would work much better if I actually used the macro setting on the camera!! Don't anyone say a word - especially you Tom!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ;-))
December 2005. 1 month before I lost my beloved Gypsy. This is about a day or two before she started rapidly deteriorating physically.
My beloved Beagle, Gypsy.
Unfortunately, due to severe complications with her illness, PK Deficiency, my darling Gypsy was humainly euthanized today (1/16/06) at 2pm. She was my best friend, secret keeper, leg warmer, companion, and my sweetheart. I will always miss her and keep her in my heart.
Beloved Gypsy, you will always be remembered, never forgotten. I am so sorry, I love you, and please feel better. Have fun up in Heaven!!
I belonged to her, not the other way around.
December 3rd, 2001 - January 16, 2006
I LOVE YOU!!
Wait for me at the Rainbow Gate!!
You can learn more about PK Deficiency on my web site, here: www.simplesite.com/PKDeficiency/