Is that a HEMI in your Hot Rod ?
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Hey, that thing got a Hemi in it?
Yep.
One reason why I don't usually shoot the whole car, preferring to focus on the details.
Ring-billed gull.
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Ring-billed gull.
No post-processing done to photo, only cropped. Nikon NEF (RAW) files available. NPP Straight Photography at noPhotoShopping.com
Leh is the capital of the Leh District of Ladakh, India. The city lies on the true right bank of the Indus River in a narrow valley north of the river at an elevation of some 3,530 m (11,581 ft.).
Stok Kangri (6,153 m, 20,187 ft.) lies some 24 km (14.9 mi.) southwest of Leh, on the eastern border of Hemis National Park. I took this shot during the closing ceremony of the 15-day 2007 Ladakh Festival at the Leh Polo Ground. The festival is held annually in Leh and nearby venues and includes polo games, archery competitions, music concerts, Cham Dances (Mask Dances), rock climbing, river rafting and camel safaris.
Hémis (Inde) - Partie privée du monastère bouddhiste de Hémis (Ladakh).
Hemis (India) - Private part of the Buddhist monastery of Hemis (Ladakh).
The Hemis Gompa (Hemis Monastery, elevation 3,690 m, 12,106 ft.) is some 30 km (19 mi.) south-southeast of Leh, Ladakh. The monastery is hidden in a narrow valley along a small tributary stream 3 km (1.9 mi.) west of the Indus River. It is thought that a monastery existed here in the 11th century, however the monastery seen today was established in 1672. It follows the Drugpa Kagyu or "Red Hat" school of Tibetan Buddhism.
The Hemis Gompa (Hemis Monastery, elevation 3,690 m, 12,106 ft.) is some 30 km (19 mi.) south-southeast of Leh, Ladakh. The monastery is hidden in a narrow valley along a small tributary stream 3 km (1.9 mi.) west of the Indus River. It is thought that a monastery existed here in the 11th century, however the monastery seen today was established in 1672. It follows the Drugpa Kagyu or "Red Hat" school of Tibetan Buddhism.
What you can't see is Hemi laying down.
He got up again for his ungodly hour peepee trip. I believe that my husband has fallen under the spoo spell. After the ungodly peepee hour, Hemi gets to finish his beauty sleep in bed.
All elimination has been done outside for another day.
I filed his nails and trimmed his face and feet.
He went to Sean's football practice. He gets a little attitude though when people walk past and don't fawn all over him. Evidently being the son of a princess has left an impression of entitlement.
Tomorrow he'll go to an actual football game!!