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It's taking over
There's no escape
Over your shoulder
Don't look away
Get your mind right here
For something
You ain't ever seen
You better get moving
Ready or not
'S'about to go down here it comes now
You better get moving
Ready or not
'S'about to go down here it comes now
Get ready
Oh-whoa-oh
Oh-whoa-oh-oh
Get ready
Oh-whoa-oh
Oh-whoa-oh-oh
The time is right now
No standing still
Only one choice now
Battle uphill
In the recent years many “Reception Halls” became common in the villages of Cyprus, which cater for the typical Cypriot wedding receptions of 2-3 thousand guests. (I refer to the villages!)
These photos here show one such a hall getting prepared for a wedding dinner. Thousands of plastic chairs are stacked on the tables while workers are cleaning the floor.
Jazz was on my lap a little while ago getting the second of his three physical therapy treatments today. I just said to him, “You are such a pretty comma good dog.” That was to make sure he understood I wasn’t saying he was just a pretty good dog.
He has been an exceptionally patient patient, and he's healing well. He won't be himself until at least September 6th, when we return to the surgeon for the final checkup. I hope by then he's easily walking on his left leg.
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A little early but I'll get the dishes and cutlery out for dinner, soon!
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Couldn't resist getting these clouds in, despite the heat haze. Taken from the old Route 66 overbridge near Mesita, NM, a BNSF stack train keeps several hundred trucks off the freeways as an eastbound freight is tied up in a siding to let the faster guys through. Sept 27 2015.
I posted a picture a while back of these Western Bluebirds when they were relatively newly-hatched. Here they are in a picture taken about 9 days later. I'm happy to report that just few days after I took this picture, all six fledged. Now I guess Kathi and I are empty nesters.
This is an elementary school. It is important to get off to a good start! See comments for more about this school.
HBM!
Had some pretty smoky conditions this year from the Canada fires. Good to hear they have been getting some much needed rain. And for us a wonderful show before bedtime.
Seattle, Washington
Still working on the panorama idea. Getting better, but still have issues in the streaks that need to be solved.
Hey Flickr,
Its been about 15 weeks since my last post here. I know I've had these extended breaks from photography and social media in the past, but this was different. The last few weeks have been tumultuous to say the least. Starting from a major health scare for my dad to sitting one of the most challenging academic exam I've had to sit so far, which I did yesterday. I'm glad that this is over... for now at least, till life throws in another challenge that is.
So the story above equates to me spending no time behind the lens. Well, I've not been able to spend any time with my little boy and the wife let alone the camera. So now that this over, I plan to catchup on both these fronts.
I've been admiring your work during this quiet time and have seen some of you take your work to a new level which obviously inspires me to get out and push the limits. Hopefully I can.
I don't have any new shots to come back with, so here is one I've had processed and sitting in my vault for quiet some time now.
Hope you guys like it.
The title stems from the G20 summit Brisbane is hosting next month. The race is on to present the best of the city to the top world leaders in 3 weeks time.
Thanks to all of you for your time, comments and favs. Truly appreciated..
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Don't normally let the camera get to close but on this occasion I am quite happy with the result. Hope you do not mind my indulgence.
Get your sunglasses!!! lol This coreopsis is so golden and bright, it will wake thoses sleepy eyes!! LOL
Think I might actually be getting the idea of how to dress like the average woman in the street.
Think this looks ok and I felt comfortable and feminine.so not a bad result.
think I will need a new pair of boots soon these ones are so worn now I fear they wont last much longer.
You know you are doing this far to often when things start to wear out.
slight change in temperature its getting somewhat chilly in the evenings so what better way t stay warm other than putting some clothes on. Than to snuggle into a faux fur coat,
This is from last nights boudoir set the whole aim was to see how convincing the lace front wig was.
Getting ready like this could really be effective sometimes!
Too bad I don't possess these abilities in real life though..
It's time to get to work! Elf on the Shelf & his wife head back into work!
Some wonderful finds (Elf on the shelf) from the Tiny Frock Shop on eBay www.ebay.com/usr/tiny-frock-shop and at tinyfrockshop.com direct link to Elf on the Shelf tinyfrockshop.com/products/super-impulse-worlds-smallest-....
Photos by Steve McKinnis of stevemckinnis.com
Countdown to Christmas is available as a book/pdf at www.blurb.com/ebooks/pc9227a5b507c417297c7 and as a magazine at www.blurb.com/b/11010810-countdown-to-christmas.
About the Ebook
As a self-challenge for December 2021 a photo was taken every day up to Christmas Day (sometimes multiple photos a day) featuring 1/6 scale dioramas, Elf on the Shelf and Santa to celebrate the upcoming holiday. For any collector of smaller scaled items this is a must for any fan of Christmas in general.
I have written the description for this 3 times and my computer keeps glitching and erasing it. I'll make this short and sweet this time since I can't trust my computer again. I was pushed by Doug (tagged to the right) to capture water drops. Took me awhile but I finally got my lighting and flash situated and this happened. I'm pretty happy with it, and glad I didn't have to go out into the cold to capture it ;) Hope you like it Doug!
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