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Sorry for the lack of updates lately, I've been taking a brief break. New things are soon on it's way, but first I need your help!

 

Please leave a comment on this photo with links of up to four of my photos you think should be in the show. There is no theme.

 

Thanks!

Found this sawfly on my water barrel behaving very oddly - it had managed to get it's rear legs stuck in some old ground spider web.

I did manage to free it successfully after taking some shots

My hubby assists me around the house in any way he can. In this photo, he is clearing the driveway after a light snowfall so I can go shopping for dinner!

 

“Always find opportunities to make someone smile and to offer random acts of kindness in everyday life.” ~ Roy T. Bennett

 

Help for Heroes by Matt Keightly

I had the amazing opportunity to take pictures for families who couldn't afford it this last christmas season. It was truly amazing.

 

this was my Help-Portrait.

 

Strobist: SB-800 shoot through 43" Umbrella @ 1/4 power.

I entered these into a desktop wallpaper contest, but they need titles. I have no idea what to call them. Any suggestions?

 

You can see the full size versions here:

Red

IMG_0324

With nearly 150 adults, kids and more than a dozen dogs, the 2017 Hangover Helper in the McKeldin Area of Patapsco Valley State Park was a great success. We welcomed the New Year with unseasonably warm weather, a hilly 5 mile trail with three water crossings, oysters, chili, and great beer. Many thanks to the runners--and walkers--who traveled to celebrate with us. And big thanks to my co-hares Dan Zipper, Howard Wellman, Keith Ramsay and Tom Shank for another great event. Our "I Voted...For Beer" t-shirt was a big hit. And as in past years, our surplus funds will be donated to local charities

Noah gets ready to run prompter for the first time. He did a bang-up job.

i wanna try and do things with my character.

 

i look at el toro, uwp, and others and see they are always doing something creative with their characters and im having trouble doing stuff like that.

 

im thinking that giving him arms to put stuff in is a start.

i kinda like short little fat arms for some reason, but i dunno.

help me out?

Statistics is a part and parcel of every research; be it a social science project, or medical research, or a thesis related to finance. Some statistical calculations and manipulations have to be done. Statistical help in SPSS is provided to students so that they can effectively use the SPSS tool and solve the statistical problems accurately.

Today, I had to keep my eyes open to catch serendipity all around me. Nori wanted to help and came with me.

San Francisco, Union Square

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okay, i'll hold the dummy end....

Sun and window reflex on the floor. Pure RAW.

70013 Oliver Cromwell Steam Train

Fuji Gw690/Tri-x

Melbourne

Bembix rostrata ('harkwesp' in Dutch) isn't very common. They stock their nests with large flies (including the Tabanidae that were hunting me that day).

No reindeer so In the UK, Santa's helper uses the Royal Mail delivery system to get the gifts there on time.

Help-Portrait

Seattle, WA

December 12, 2009

Dear Partner, I am sorry if the piecing isn't perfect. I had help.

Meanwhile, this is officially a hint, & the borders are on!

Huumori/humor - HELMIKUU/FEB 2013

  

The grey seal (Halichoerus grypus, meaning "hooked-nosed sea pig") is found on both shores of the North Atlantic Ocean. It is a large seal of the family Phocidae or "true seals". It is the only species classified in the genus Halichoerus. Its name is spelled gray seal in the US; it is also known as Atlantic seal and the horsehead seal.

Many horseshoe crabs die during this mating ritual. They are slow and clumsy and they are easily thrown out by the sea. Once thrown upside down, horseshoe crab often cannot return to the right position and frequently is almost immediately eaten alive by the seagulls and other shorebirds. So if you find one overthrown, don't be afraid and help him/her. They are absolutely harmless and much more peaceful than other animals we consider cute like chipmunks or swans!

We enlisted the help of nature when trying to navigate.

we got help on the way to the campsite from the villagers

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