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for "116 pictures in 2016": #71 High Vantage Point
early in he morning a teacher preparing his next lesson
Color My World Daily: Blue Day on Friday
I'm not loving either these, but I think it is because I need to pick up a few colors of large markers ...copics or prisma? Most of the things I do I use fine to medium point microns etc...so lots of black pens means I need to go shopping for pretty markers ;)
Skull drawing. Its amazing how we all look like this on the inside no matter if we are ugly, pretty, have different color skin, maybe have a mental problems, etc. God made each of us the same on the inside, we are made in his own image.
OK people, quick history lesson. In medieval churches a lot of time was spent standing up in prayer. You had seven or eight services and the old legs would ache. So someone had the bright idea of making the seats flip up and put a small ledge on them so you could sort of half stand while resting your legs.
These were an act of mercy, so they were called mercy seats (misericords).
I'll be putting a picture of some of the carvings in St Laurence, Ludlow over the next few days. They are from the pews and I thought a bit of context first could be helpful.
The stalls date from the 1400s.
A sailboat gets towed in after a sailing lesson goes longer than planned in Oswego harbor as the Sun sets on Lake Ontario.
"If your pictures aren't good enough, you're not close enough."　～ Robert Capa
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These are the chollas cacti.
The pieces should not be handled, as the spines are barbed and can cause painful, very slow-healing wounds if the barbs become embedded in the skin.
some things you have to learn the hard way
On our way out of Central Park last weekend, this man showed Jacob how to play violin. I took this photo mostly so I could use it as evidence that we should never, ever leave the city on the occasion that my husband's resolve weakens.
traditional boarding school for girls, Solo, Indonesia
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