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How time flies, eh? (www.flickr.com/photos/scottjacksonvstheworld/6101745646/i...)
This is my mum and Jane walking away from going up to the cemetery.. I went twice. Once just me and my mum and once with Jane, Mum and my camera. It's pretty up there so why not?
Whilst we were up there we found a man looking at one of the names on the wall and as we approached him to get past he turned to me and my mum and held out his phone asking if I'd take a photo for him. I obviously obliged and he explained that the names on the wall were that of his grandparents. He'd come all the way from Australia just to see their names on that wall. It was amazing.
I miss her. So much more than I ever thought I would.
I love you. <3
Heading back home after visiting Dorset and a stop off near Bewdley to capture some of the poppy fields there.
Minty US Double Top Knot~
theirs not a high price doll around, that could take her place with me!
Mary has been in my collection the longest. she was bought and
given to me by someone very dear to me:)
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Now I have gotten curious Ladies, What is Your #1 FAV doll?
If All of your Dolls in your collection had to Go except ONE. which would be
the ONE that stayed? Show a pic in your photostream and
title it....(The ONE) then Tag a few others. I'm curious, Who will be your choice?
(hehe) Of course you don't have to Participate Ladies.. but it would be FUN
to see your doll choice.
Die Jungs von Game One heizen euch auf der Bühne von LG auf der gamescom 2013 ordentlich ein!
Alle Infos findet ihr hier: www.lgblog.de/series/gamescom-2013/
This week, Mike is in for a bit of Italian glamour at CinemAmbiente - an environmental film festival in Turin, in northern Italy. On the show he talks to Ric O'Barry - who once trained flipper but who now campaigns to save dolphins - about the oscar winning film, The Cove.
Apologies to anyone who watches my photostream through an RSS reader - you've been slammed with twenty or so of these photos today because iPhoto's flickr plug-in decided to break. This is the final one, though, thanks for playing!
Spring break back on Walnut Hill, learning to appreciate and long for the finer things at Tufts. Incomparable friends, a good deal of children's theatre, and a whole slew of waffles. And Rosie's bed, of course.
When it comes to this Spring, it is anything but normal. We miss seeing our students and teachers and families and everyone who is part of the DMPS family at our schools. Thankfully, there is at least something normal this Spring as the trees and flowers are in bloom at our schools. While our schools always looks better with people putting them to use, our communications team captured some of the beauty that still exists during this most unusual of Springs.
This osprey isn't happy unless it's adding sticks to its nest. Taken April '13 in Shelter Island, NY.
It remains closed for me
no matter how hard I try
it remains silent and stale
it leaves me as if I were unknown
it holds back the treasures of being loved
By I.
A Very Happy new Islamic and Gregorian Year to all.
This is not my shot, I've just cropped, processed and adopted it to my theme, best of wishes for the one who shot it, It has inspired me so very much.
One day after last week - an attempt to cross over to another timeline through diplomacy and determination resulted in an unexpected jump to a third timeline. Is there perhaps a formula to return to the 'old' timeline?
PSR Consultant Joshua "Dirty" Sanchez receives personal instruction from Master Sergeant Larry Vickers, US Army (Retired). (PSR News Photo, by Robert Cunningham, 12/7/2010)
Diligent pied billed grebe parents feed their four while building a second nest downstream a bit. They must be getting ready for another brood. Avila Beach, CA
Toby MacNutt & Dylan Friedman, "one"
Photos for the upcoming work ONE, TWO. All photos by the cast.
For more information, visit tobymacnutt.com
Not sure if this one is a bit overdone. I had to lens blur the clouds a bit because they were very noisy after processing with Photomatix.
3 exposures 2 stops apart, merged and tone mapped with Photomatix.
More HDR like this here.