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A lesson with Silversand associate instructor Karen French.
One of the only pictures of me riding that I'm currently happy with- my position has changed a whole lot through a winter of lunge lessons with a classical dressage instructor.
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This was fun to draw. I painted the frisk with a toothpick for the entire feather, put in the back ground, removed the frisk, then added the highlights to the feather. Very fun to do.
Went for my first flying lesson this afternoon at the Tampa North flying school in a Cessna 172SP aircraft. Since it was my first lesson, and I was nothing more than a passenger, I took my camera along. This is a shot of my neighbourhood, and the lake behind my house ( you have seen a lot of pictures of it in these pages)
Let me tell you, the 40 minute flight was a thrill beyond words. Flying commercially , and in a jet, one hardly gets to look around. Everything happens so fast, and the tiny little porthole you have to look through does not give you the perspective.
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I left this painting 4 days ago, so got back to it today. Had to take a break from it. I am through for now.
Just to the left of the frame a hillside rises up above the farmland, and I thought it would be a great place to shoot from. After hiking up the hillside I noticed a dog barking from where the houses are that you can see. I didn't pay any attention to it then because it was awefully far and there are lots dogs barking in the country. After my third shot or so I noticed her barking again and could see her running towards me just about where you can see at the end of the vineyard. A couple shots later, she'd closed the gap by half and was still on a full sprint, only now I could tell she was big and seemingly very angry.
I grabbed my camera and tripod and bolted toward the road on the right and to the safety of the car. Only because I was up on the hill I soon reached the top of a 10' retaining wall. I glanced back at the dog and it was about 30' away and closing way too fast, so I went for it. I managed to land on my feet if only for a moment and ended up sprawled on the ground. More importantly, my camera hit the dirt as well. Fortunately for both of us it was pretty soft and we both came away with only minor dings.
Also fortunately was that the jump was too high for the dog who began to circle back to how I got there. I made it to the safety of the car before she could get around to me, though closing the door with my tripod fully extended proved to be a challenge and if she wanted she could have taken my leg off. It was at that point I knew she was more interested in scaring the crap out of me than eating me for dinner.
A few minutes later the dog's owner came up the hill on horseback and gave me an earful about getting permission before getting on private property.
Lesson learned!
Note to self: When you order fish in Ecuador, odds are it will not be a filet, but rather the entire fish.
I hadn't taken the rig out in awhile and was happy to just be out and about. This is a crappy photo technically but I'm posting it as a reminder:
1. When you lift your camara out of the bag for the first time make sure you didn't leave it in bracket mode!
2. Take multiple shots so at least ONE might be in focus and properly exposed.
I admit I was a little cautious about them seeing me shoot them (I was exposed on a similar bunker). I love love love this shot but for my incompetency in taking it.
Swimming Lessons (June, 2001)
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Date:2001/06/17 13:23:49
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The First Lesson, Moses and the brass serpent, from which the universally recognised double-helix snake symbol of medicine comes, at the celebration service for the work of Salisbury District Hospital and 70 Years of the NHS.
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04/12/2014 Senior citizens taking sword lessons at Caesar's Bay. Kodak Ektar 100. Canon A-1. Canon FD 50mm 1:1.4.