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White Heron on the lake.
Lake Balboa/Anthony C. Beilenson Park
Los Angeles. California. U.S.A.
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ohh we finally made it to the Whitechapel gallery for the Paul Graham photo exhibition and yes we did try on Monday but it was closed :))) It is worth seeing I really like his photographs .
And look The London Street Photography Diary is out It will be a busy July ahead Can not wait
A BR Open Day 1980s style - open pits, no H&S barriers, doors open to "cab" the locos and units. Class 305 EMU 305508 stands in the shed at Ilford Depot, 20th May 1989. Zenit 12 XP film SLR, 55mm lens.
Miltalie school was a one teacher school which opened in 1915 to service the local area which is north-west of Cowell on Eyre Peninsula, South Australia. It had 11 female teachers during its 20 year life.
No Photo-shopping, just very minor auto-correction.
Forced Perspective.
Tunnel at the Red Canyon in Utah, Highway 12 scenic byway (just West of "Bryce Canyon National Park"). It was about 20 degrees Fahrenheit (-7 C) during this photo. And with the wind, it was even colder. So by the time I made my daughter move her hands back and forth to get the perfect alignment, she almost froze to death.
Open the door to new possibilities in 2025!
This Blythe doll is Cinnamoroll for the theme “Door” in the Blythe a Day group on Flickr. The boy is Ken from the movie Barbie. This gorgeous door is from Byer’s Choice; it’s free-standing, so it wasn’t hard to set up different scenes on each side of it.
It's not much but it's a start! Never the less I'm very excited to finally kick this business off! Check out the website! www.thecooperworks.com
I have many other decal sheets in the works, but they're still in prototype stage.
I sure would like to hear from you, comments and suggestions welcome!!
I went on safari!!!! Peter had some business to do in Birmingham and I didn't want to go, so he dropped me at the West Midlands Safari Park. I booked a safari bus to take me through the park and as I was the only one on the bus, I was able to take photos from either side without annoying anyone else. I stood and watched the hippos for ages and got some open mouth shots (something I have never managed to do on our trips to Africa. These were taken with my Canon 70-200 mm 2.8 IS L series lens. I have found that I haven't used this lens much as it has been a bit restrictive at times, but did very well for my trip to the park.
Running late, on a timetable later than normal, solo NR89 races its short intermodal service north of Kyogle, bound for Brisbane.