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This is heavily edited cuz' I only got off one quick shot of this little hummingbird on the cherry tree branch, It was badly exposed due to the grey sky background. I think it is a female Anna's hummingbird, Calypte anna.

Messing around with image manipulation.

Causse de Caylus

Looking into the end of the day sun.

Saint Projet

Couloir coude with a smart tumulus.

Found on an inside edge of a military camp with strict rules of trespass and regular exercises. There are down times throughout the year and officials. The dolmen is well cared for and with the tumulus is away from paths used by tanks and the like. It's all a little like barrows on Salisberry plain. This was taken at the end of a day and into the sun.

4,000 - 5,000 ybp

Actively used into the bronze age to dates around 2,800 ybp

Doylestown Fire Company No. 1, 68 Shewell Avenue, Doylestown, Pennsylvania. Bucks County Station 19. Organized August 4, 1879. The old Station was built in 1902/1903 and the cornerstone to the annex bays reads 2001. The DFC also operate a second station on Warden Road outside of town, Station 79.

On Black

I have no idea what this is but for sure it has to do with cars

One day back in the north and I wasted no time stealing W. for a pictoral excursion. We tried out a location a little closer to home this time (W.'s parents expansive property) and we each brought along clothes for costume changes.

OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA

december 24, 2009

highcontrast at high noon is fun

A half hour northwest of Princeton is the tiny gold panning town of Coalmont. Located on a Tulameen river floodplain, Coalmont Road, and Kettle Valley Railroad portion of the Trans Canada Trail. The only public utilities are landline phones and electricity. There are no stores and only one stop sign. Current population is around 100, which is about the same as the town's age.

The hotel, by the way, is up for sale.

Sunrise VA Beach, Thanksgiving

21/52

Blegh. That's how I feel about this week's shot.

I leave for Florida tomorrow, which I am more than a little excited about. Now I need to pack. Blegh. (wait, I already said that...)

audio

i would like you to dance

take a cha-cha-cha-chance

High contrast effect, which is interesting. Michael's bum looks particularly impressive 8)

i actually have some new things to upload this week so i won't be digging around in dregs! :) but for now: dregs.

june 2012

kodalith exp 200x i think, rated at or about ei 12

moersch easylith, 12cc+12cc, for 1:10

10 minutes, 45 sec initial agitation, 2 inverts every 15 sec thereafter

probably 25c or so

January 21st 2012.

Zeiss Contaflex IV with Tessar 50mm f2.8 lens and yellow filter on Rollei retro 100, stand developed for 60 minutes in Rodinal diluted 1:100.

One of a set of minimalist, high contrast images shot at Arbroath Harbour on a misty day.

The world is very, very small.