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As the sun rises, Doc is out tackling winter chores. Snow removal is one job that never ends - and a roof rake will rip your guts out in a heartbeat. He later switched to a ladder and shovel to complete the job. We are rooting for an early spring.
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I sure wouldn't want to be clipping along at 65 MPH and have this bird hit my windshield.
Wishing everyone a colorful week ahead.
I worked on this collage of photos as well as the description (see the comment below) in 2020 when good health and I were not the best of friends.
We had just dropped down a very steep hill as we headed into Palmer Alaska, when at a very busy intersection, this old gentleman was headed up hill, on the wrong side of the road, and in a turn lane as well. I shuddered to think what could happen to him, and wondered if he ever got home safely.
I rarely do an HDR - but in this image, it made that bright pink tricycle just pop.
Drive safe everybody - your grandpa might be out playing in traffic on a three wheeler.
Mostly as the camera grabbed it. Bit of PS.
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Filter fun for an already abstract architecture. Frank Gehry is the architect. I'm thinking I need to go photograph Gaudi's la Sagrada Familia next, . . .
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..The future for Dorothy & Timothy is in the balance
part of the nightmaresanddaydream series
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Textures Only ~ Competition #81
Original shell image by Fontplaydotcom
TV background picture susan e. adams:
www.flickr.com/photos/susanad813/4172188331/
Texture by skeletalmess:
www.flickr.com/photos/neighya/4345762554/in/pool-textures...
some water pictures by Erminig Gwenn
Deeply satisfied to have finally tweaked this staircase well beyond the realm of recognizability! :)
The title is a bit of a joke. I use a generalized linear model as one way to statistically analyze data in my real job. Then this art work's primary attribute is its use of linear perspective, using a very generalized model of such.
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A poppy wanted to play dress-up to look more like a dancer, so I took it to Topaz Studio for editing and effects. Here is the result of my playtime! The photobombing bee is original and was not added via PS. Happy Slider's Sunday! HSS!
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another version was posted on 500px.com (autre version postée sur 500px.com) :
500px.com/photo/186920493/the-shaman-s-words-by-logofusio...
Bought a load of 'cogs' to use as a backdrop. Placed the broken watch on a glass tube to raise it up above them. Using a 20mm Kenko Extension Tube on my Sigma 17-70 Macro lens at different 'f'-stops ... here's the result with a textured digital effect added to the scene..
Bailey, a beautiful Percheron horse, and her rider pose for a photograph. The old weathered barn in the background is located on the outskirts of Carthage, Illinois. Although I've taken pictures here of the barn with tractors, a horse just seemed to be a natural with the old barn.
I've ridden Bailey once... and dearly loved it! She is kind and gentle. According to Nancy, Bailey's owner (not shown here), "Bailey is the den mother of this group of goofy geldings and a molly mule. She sometimes is off by herself and does appear rather forlorn. She loves attention though she is not one to crowd the gate. She is Yin to Diamond's Yang. She is great fun to ride especially after a long, cold winter. She is full of energy and a little taken with herself. Something of a show-off!"
Update: Incidentally, the barn is no longer there! I drove by it sometime around the end of February (2019) and was surprised to see that it had been removed.
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