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Shelter at Fish Pond

The old shack appears to need something to lean on. Something to just rest upon. It is sometimes like that with family too. I have been running around like a chicken with its head cut off. Yes, after you decapitate a chicken, it will sometimes run around. And I am the proof of that ;-) My Mother and Father are still together after 57 years of marriage and Mom still laughs at Dad's dumb jokes and Dad, well, Dad is Dad. Anyway, under the pretense of wanting to get home repairs done, they called me over. What we are really doing is talking. Sharing compliments and displaying angst against one another about things of the past and present. I get to say very little while accomplishing the 'chores' around the farm. I have been a little bit like a post that the above pictured shack could lean on. And I love it! I hope that you also have someone to lean on :)

 

BTW, the image above is a HDR Blend of 3 different tonemapped images, and then desaturated. I picked the black point right inside the window and the white point being a 'blown out' cloud, but to be honest I am still not happy with the tonal range. What do you think?

Respect the classics, dude!

NS 35G leans into the super-elevated curve at Otis, Indiana behind a pair of Catfish. The screaming light almost makes Norfolk Southern look good. Almost.

Lean on me, when you're not strong

And I'll be your friend

I'll help you carry on

For it won't be long

'Til I'm gonna need

Somebody to lean on

 

- Bill Withers

Léane, avec le costume de la Bouquet, qui regarde la pluie tomber dehors...

l a r g e r

Listening to: Bill Withers, Lean On Me

 

Location: Neva River

Pose: DelMay

Outfit: Bliss

South Branch Campground

Baxter State Park,

ME

 

Basil Salmon and Whole Wheat Pasta. Not great, not horrible. Too much basil, but it'd lack flavour without it. I could see myself eating again, but only if the shrimp is sold out. (result)

Rating: 6/10

9-28-11 Belleplain State Forest

Choreographer: Kate Weare

Dancer: Douglas Gillespie, Adrian Clark, Leslie Kraus

Photo: Steven Schreiber

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