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looking out at the rock breakwalls at the mouth of the mighty Clarence River at Yamba NSW; there id a man in a yellow shirt standing on the rocks below; there is also a wild sea and some gathering storm clouds
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Chicago Chain - the link is Uptown
55 sec
f/7.1
ISO 100
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Lee Big Stopper
Lightroom 2
Silver Efex Pro 2
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A long exposure of City Hall, Frisco, TX. This building has some great structure and texture for photography.
I massaged this quiet a bit, trying unsuccesfully to get rid of the noise in the windows. It is much better than it was, it was like a starry night at first.
A quick snapshot on my way up Coledale Horseshoe. Deffiatly one of my favorite Lake District walks to date.
A Dutch stable window for the ARAF 'window' competition.
Still have a gruelling editing backlog; holiday snaps, Hat Fair and more. The renovations of my apartment have totally taken over.
More impressions of my summer stay in the Netherlands will follow, you'll find them HERE.
How does it feel to treat me like you do?
When you've laid your hands upon me and told me who you are
I thought I was mistaken, I thought I heard your words
Tell me how do I feel
Tell me now, how do I feel
Those who came before me lived through their vocations
From the past until completion, they'll turn away no more
And still I find it so hard to say what I need to say
But I'm quite sure that you'll tell me just how I should feel today
I see a ship in the harbor
I can and shall obey
But if it wasn't for your misfortune, I'd be a heavenly person today
And I thought I was mistaken, and I thought I heard you speak
Tell me, how do I feel
Tell me now, how should I feel
Now I stand here waiting
I thought I told you to leave me when I walked down to the beach
Tell me how does it feel, when your heart grows cold, grows cold, cold
Songwriters: Gillian Lesley Gilbert, Bernard Sumner, Peter Hook, Stephen Paul David Morris
© Warner/Chappell Music, Inc., Universal Music Publishing Group
This photo was taken from the inside of a sculpture called Almost Whole by artist Rayden Mills. Located in Belgravia art park, this piece is part of the city of Edmonton public art collection.
August 17, 2017
Turkeys outside the library window at Porcupine Farm.
Adirondacks Vacation
Essex, New York
Lake Champlain Area - USA
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“There were once two sisters
who were not afriad of the dark
because the dark was full of the other's voice
across the room,
because even when the night was thick
and starless
they walked home together from the river
seeing who could last the longest
without turning on her flashlight,
not afraid
because sometimes in the pitch of night
they'd lie on their backs
in the middle of the path
and look up until the stars came back
and when they did,
they'd reach their arms up to touch them
and did.”
~ Jandy Nelson
Digitalis Purpurea, an extremely beautiful, but poisonous plant. The designs inside the tubes are fascinating.
I have always wanted to plant these, but I have been just too afraid while my kids are young.
chaos theory and focal lengths.
This is the 11,000th photo I've posted on flickr. It's not a number I'm particularly proud of, but I'm hoping that at least my kids will know where I was.
I started babysitting these girls when I was 11 years old, when the youngest was only a toddler. We took this photo in the yard between our houses, 13 years later, as they were about to move away.
Stace stands at the end of the dock admiring the beautiful evening clouds and foliage in the Adirondacks.
Theme of The Week - Autobiography in 4 Parts, Ch 2
When I was 3, the hair situation was kind of like the Crypt-keeper, but by the time I was 4, I was blond for about 6 months.
I remember during this photo, the photographer was waving some bizarre stuffed animal. My sister was into it, but I thought it was weird.
Interior of the Apple Store with Steve Jobs on the large format display and boats outside on the Chicago River.
Yesterday, 7 June 2015, was a hot day – way too hot for my liking. Today, the forecast is for 30C this afternoon. I wasn’t keen on the idea of being out in the sun for three hours, but neither could I have stayed in my place one more minute - it feels like an oven!
Decided to join birding friends for a walk at the west end of South Glenmore Park and we had a lovely, leisurely walk, stopping often to look at, or listen to, a variety of birds. I think my favourites were a pair of colourful American Goldfinch. It was also fun to see this little Black-capped Chickadee looking out from its nest cavity. Will add Janet and Bernie’s bird list below, for my own memory.
There were quite a few species of wildflower as well. I so rarely go on a walk, so I tend to miss many of the wildflowers.
Thanks for such an enjoyable afternoon, both of you! A stop afterwards at the Good Earth café was so much appreciated, too.
1. Great Blue Heron - 1
2. Canada Goose - 40
3. Mallard - 5
4. Gadwall - 2
5. Swainson's Hawk - 1
6. Franklin's Gull - 30+
7. Woodpecker sp. likely Sapsucker - 1
8. Olive-sided Flycatcher -1
9. Least Flycatcher - 12
10. Red-eyed Vireo - 2
11. Black-billed Magpie - 1
12. American Crow - 4
13. Common Raven - 1
14. Tree Swallow - 4
15. Black-capped Chickadee - 2 @nest site.
16. House Wren - 11
17. American Robin - 6
18. Cedar Waxwing - 6
19. Yellow Warbler - 10
20. Chipping Sparrow - 1
21. Clay-coloured Sparrow - 4
22. Baltimore Oriole - 1
23. Red-winged Blackbird - 3
24. Brown-headed Cowbird - 3
25. House Finch - 3
26. American Goldfinch - 5
27. House Sparrow - 2
Least Chipmunk - 1
Muskrat - 1
Yellow Swallowtail Butterfly - 10+
Blue Azure - 1
Alpine sp. Butterfly - 15+
Janet & Bernie