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The Used performing during the Take Action tour on February 10th in Detroit, Michigan at The Fillmore.
The Used performing during the Take Action tour on February 10th in Detroit, Michigan at The Fillmore.
Smoke column. Williams district. May 2013. Photo by Holly Krake. Credit the U.S. Forest Service, Southwestern Region, Kaibab National Forest.
I don't know him, but I think this is more then likely the best name in the whole wide world. If Jeremy's last name was McCracken, I'd demand him to marry me tomorrow.
I just thought these shots were too funny. Celeste loves her lil siblings so much, but I think she is learning a lot of patients because of them.
Kelp Gulls are opportunistic omnivores and will scavenge as well as prey on molluscs, fish, crustaceans, other seabirds, and even their own chicks and eggs. The Kelp Gull habitually drops molluscs from the air onto rocks to smash them open.
©Lela Bouse-McCracken ::: It seemed only appropriate that a bird shot follow
a feather shot. ;-) I've been after one of these little guys all winter. ;-)
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John Baldessari ‘Everything is Purged from the Painting but Art; No Ideas Have Entered this Work’, Dan Flavin ‘Untitled’ (to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Inch), Peter Halley ‘White Cell with Conduit’, Robert Morris ‘Nine Fiberglass Sleeves’, John McCracken ‘Untitled’, 1970, International Gallery of Modern Art, Ca' Pesaro, Venice
The Used performing during the Take Action tour on February 10th in Detroit, Michigan at The Fillmore.
The Used performing during the Take Action tour on February 10th in Detroit, Michigan at The Fillmore.
View looking up west/north along the coast and Mountains of Fiordland.
McCrackens Rest is a lookout and rest area on the Southern Scenic Route overlooking Te Wae Wae Bay. Perched on the edge of the cliff you can enjoy commanding views out to sea, right across the bay to the hump ridge and mountains beyond.
One of those places everyone must pause their journey to take a moment to take in the views, and of course to take that classic travellers' photo in front of the sign.
On a day such as this, one can appreciate the sheer beauty of this amazing coastline. Let me assure you this is relatively rare. As when the south, south westerly weather fronts slam in to this coastline you can barely see 500m in front of you.