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hitting a nail with a water filled balloon makes you close your eyes!
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Had a great time reconnecting with my friend today! I quickly snapped this picture of her and then we ventured around Seattle until dark!
The pocket-watch is one of the many family heirlooms I borrowed from my Grandparent's house... It's now sitting on the cabinet next to me quietly ticking away!
Her hand in mine. That girl. She simultaneously breaks and heals my heart.
We went shopping today and I realized she'd never been in a mall. Never been in a Toys R Us. She responded like my kids responded the first time they saw the Magic Kingdom. She was amazed with a hot pink "princess" dress. We bought it and let her be the princess she is.
The girl who wished for a bed. A pillow. Crayons.
Check.
Check.
Check.
And more. So much more is in that pink and green room. And so much more will be in there.
Including love. Simple unabashed love.
The girl who has had her hair hacked off as punishment. She wanted it to be cleaned up so she faced her fears. Still, she trembled as her hair was trimmed. Visibly trembled.
I couldn't help but cry.
A cupcake was her reward.
The girl who has never had a birthday party. Who laughed to find out that she and the dog are the same age. The dog who has always had a bed. The dog who has even had a birthday party.
She held my hand throughout the day. I can feel her trust. When we told her we loved her, she said, "I know."
Healing. So powerfully healing to see the resiliency of that girl.
Now You
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Cuban hand-brake securing an old timer early one morning in Centro Havana.
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Rochester, New York...
Pummeling Mad Spots in 06
Spent a great Saturday afternoon out in the Healesville area, starting with a trip to the Maroondah Dam. My son let me borrow his Canon EOS 6D and we tried out a new lens on the local birds. In this instance, my eldest son is dual-wielding some Rainbow Lorikeets. This photo has had a simple level and curves tweak in Photoshop, a small crop, and a slight vignette added.
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Canon EOS 6D, Canon EF 85mm f/1.2L II USM, ISO 400 f/2 1/800 sec, hand-held.
Okay to use for ABCTV Weather.
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Caméra Canon EOS 50D
LensCanon EF-S60mm f/2.8 Macro USM
Exposition 0,017 sec (1/60)
Ouverture f/2.8
Longueur focale 60 mm
Vitesse ISO 100
Software Adobe Photoshop CS5 Windows
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This old lady had her hands full, not only was she carrying a baby on her at her age, not to mention she had a bunch of goats to worry aboutl and to top it of she was walking up a steep mountain with even bags in her hands. WOW!!!