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...the tomato plants continue to yield glorious, colorful fruit. These ones are awaiting use in salads, as well as in an upcoming batch of green tomato ketchup (a new recipe I found).
Hudson, Ohio, USA, October 2006.
AKA Acorn's bathtub
We are in the process of buying our very first home! It's the first floor of a renovated yellow Victorian built in 1926. It's in Salem, MA and is truly double the size of our current space. Who wants to come to our first party?
Day 30 for the 30 Day Challenge Group!!
This was THE LAST DAY of the Challenge!!! Awww, I'll miss doing it, but it's been great, really got me going again with shooting regularly, and I think it's a challenge I'll definitely do again. Next time hopefully do every day and not just 27 days!!
A big thanks to Rasterman74 and Michel Nichol cos they're both REALLY cool!!
So listen up everyone, if you are looking for a really decent challenge, different theme every day for one month, go join the group, I loved it!!
All these shots from the storyboard were taken at a photoshoot with John Paul & Aisling, Rasterman74 did the portraits and I did the details, was really good fun!!
Canon Digital Rebel XSi (450D)
Canon 50mm lens
Various shutter speeds
Aperture f/2.4
ISO 800
Created by Logue & In Merry Motion exhibit at the National Library Board for the Singapore Memory Project.
Created by Logue & In Merry Motion exhibit at the National Library Board for the Singapore Memory Project.
The bathroom is ok. I think I'll like it much better when I paint it in cooler colors. Isn't the sink elegant though?
We are in the process of buying our very first home! It's the first floor of a renovated yellow Victorian built in 1926. It's in Salem, MA and is truly double the size of our current space. Who wants to come to our first party?
This was our first home! My husband and I bought the #3 unit in this co-op in Seattle. It was half a block from his business and it was the cutest thing ever! A little secret garden in the middle of the city, just 2 blocks from the UW. I really loved it, but it was a 600sf one bedroom living space and we quickly outgrew it.
This is why old trees & tree hollows are so important. They Support a veriety of animals. These are a pair of native australia parrots called Lorikeets (look like a breeding pair), nesting/looking for an appropriate home in a (Native) Euclayptus tree. These Trees are equivilent to say an appartment block, and if so must be protected. I spotted this pair around Enoggera dam, to Brisbanes West.
We got a webcam so we can watch Jet from work -- in case she has any health problems, we will know about it right away. It's also a great deal of fun to be able to watch our girl, and to see what she does all day. Mostly sleep, yawn and roll over.
Hudson, Ohio, USA, March 2008.
Jet relaxes in front of the space heater. (If by "relaxes," I mean, "singes her face.")
Hudson, Ohio, USA, January 2007.
Dad chills for a second, before resuming insulation work. Jet looks on and whines in the background.
Hudson, Ohio, USA, November 2006.