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Photographed by John R. Walker www.oneword.ca
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No resale. He took many more photos than the ones that I have uploaded so click on his website.
I've been playing around with various images to represent my one word for 2012---FOCUS. Here is today's rendition.....
total randomness.
> i love the look of our old doors and their old locks (do NOT love how finicky they are).
> i love old vintage cameras
> i love my new teal canisters i bought for the kitchen...my matching teal kitchenaid mixer is on it's way! :)
> i love coca cola.... it's my one pregnancy-addiction right now (so i stick to caffeine-free) ;)
I think it's a hardware store on via di Torre Argentina, 16
«Ferramenta con vocazione per gli accessori di cucina: dai piccoli elettrodomestici ai set completi di coltelli sfusi e in ceppi»
I woke up sick today. Well, sicker than usual, anyway. I shot this off looking for a photo because it looked peaceful, quiet, something I could reach for to sit down and "be." The promise is there - just not the energy to see it fulfilled.
A first attempt at TTV processing. Really want to do this with a camera... Used this TTV border: flickr.com/photos/mothtoflame/2806262468/
Original here - flickr.com/photos/8702729@N02/3333461208/
Blogged at kellysphotographyblog.blogspot.com/2009/03/i-heart-this-l...
Copyright 2009 - Informal Moments Photography
Photo by: Kelly Langner Sauer
All Rights Reserved
Critique welcome.
Taken for the "One Word" theme of the Macro Mondays weekly challenge group. It could only contain a single proper word and not other parts of words.
"Wonderful"
approximately 1.5 inches long.
DSC_5580a
Shepard Fairey OBEY campaign
Car park billboard/hoarding outside
BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art
Gateshead, Tyne and Wear, England, UK
I'm so thankful for my health. Five years ago right after my father died I was diagnosed with Scleroderma (and over the years also added on Sjogrens and Raynauds, woo-hoo a three-fer, I'm getting a t-shirt ;)). There was a time where I thought I wouldn't be here to see my then 2yr & 5yr olds grow up, much less be where I'm at today.
But the Lord is good and merciful, so far it would appear I have the non-life threatening version. And through the grace of God I am here living a full life, able to function, care for my family and knit.Yes, knit -the scleroderma caused my fingers to curve indefinitely so that I can't open or close them all the way, sort of looks like arthritic hands. Today it's more of a nuisance than anything else! I took up knitting 5yrs ago but it was just too difficult and sometimes painful. But hey, look at me go now :D
I only say all this to raise awareness of a lesser known autoimmune disease and to encourage anyone who might be living with it that there is help and there is always hope.
PS.- thanks to my photo/knitter friend Debbie who helped me figure out this pattern since I'm a newbie :)
art by Mark Fitzgerald on display/sale at Quackenbush's in Austin, Texas, 43rd & Duval. Should probably not post his phone number, but I have it if you are interested.
Taken for the flickr group oneword for today's word "possessed".
basketball hall of fame,
springfield, ma 2013
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king fostah at his throne. window watching. an indoor cat that dreams of outside but never goes when the door is opened. he is the most patient animal i've ever met.
so many wonderful treasures in nature to behold.
shutter sisters one word project: www.flickr.com/groups/shuttersistersonewordproject/pool/