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If you like to cook or bake with music, I highly recommend Iron & Wine's latest. Very relaxing.
I don't mind washing dishes as long as "Boy With a Coin" is playing.
i refuse to drive by something again and say "oh yeah, i'll take a shot of that later..." with the dramatic clouds today, i especially couldn't pass up this decrepit old house.
Woodbine Beach, Toronto. Winter Stations series.
Installation: “Make Some Noise!!!”
Alexandra Grieß & Jorel Heid
Hamburg, Germany station, Woodbine Beach, Toronto.
This was a 30 second exposure.
I went out to my friend's property Friday night, this was just one of the shots I got. Let me know what you think.
straight out of camera....sigh....as my photoshop is completely removed for now from my machine...
ok - edited here on flickr...
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I was at a nearby park and noticed these ibis flying up and down the tidal creeks. I found a spot where they were basically flying right towards me. Unfortunately, I clipped the wings on this shot. I still like the image though.
Having come out of Bloxwich zinc factory yard on the 15th May 2003 37698 has passed the level crossing signal box, run round his one van and waits in the sidings whilst the shunter checks it. He will then phone for access to the main Rugeley to Walsall line to return to Bescot as 6G55, officially booked to leave at 12.48. The time was 12 noon so it was early leaving today!
I am grateful to David Hayes for the info on this return working.
With the moon still up in the morning, thousands of birds are flying out from their nesting area in the Sacramento delta to look for feeding places nearby.
From a crazy weekend in Northampton, London and Birmingham last year.
This is the spiral staircase of Heals department store on Tottenham Court Road on The Big Smoke. Attended with my good mates Ivor Miller and Jack Savage.
Brora Harbour, Scotland at low tide on a misty morning.
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It has been so long since I was able to get out with my camera as it has been my first year of teaching in a primary school in the UK. It was fantastic to finally get out and enjoy the sunshine, coupled with the beautiful blooms at West Dean Gardens in the county of West Sussex.
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My intention was to simply pickup some bread and milk. But as usual, I found myself completely distracted by something totally unrelated and unexpected. Not the first time this has happened while wandering through the closeout aisle of the local discount grocery chain store. Today my path crossed with this forlorn looking zebra head which peered out at me from its small presentation box. It looked like a miniature version of the sort of thing you would expect to find hanging in the den of a big game hunter. But the expression was that of a caged zoo animal, despondent and very distant. I stood there, milk and eggs forgotten, as I tried to fathom why these things (there were several of them) had been manufactured. And to whom they would appeal. What demographic would think "yes, I need one of these zebra heads." I suppose there might be some sort of context where these would work, but it was most assuredly not here, not in this closeout aisle on a Saturday morning. The sadness I felt looking at this belied the fact that it was made of resin and not flesh and bone. That's the aspect of these figurines that always gets to me, my ability to personify them and feel emotion where there is none. I can only imagine I'm imparting that feeling, much the way I do when creating photographs. I just never expected it to happen in the discount grocery store.
Dress: (<) 1313 Black Magic Woman – Winter Fantasy [Winter’s Hollow 5L Hunt Prize]
Shoes: (<) 1313 Coming Up Roses Slides [Mainstore]
Necklace: EarthStones Ladies Arron Set – Malachite – Group Gift
Hair: Exile – Countess – Wild Fusion
Head: Lelutka Simone
Body: Maitreya
Winter’s Hollow Hunt maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Spectacle/151/231/58
From 12/13 to 12/27
(<) 1313 Mockingbird Lane Mainstore:
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Steel Pulse – Steppin’ Out
Steppin’ out, steppin’ out.
Steppin’ out, steppin’ out.
Open says a me, here comes Rastaman.
Abracadabra, catch me if you can.
I know, you’ll find it hard to believe that;
I am: The genie of your lamp and,
I can, do anything you wish but;
Right now, I am commanding you to dance.
Steppin’ out, steppin’ out.
Steppin’ out, steppin’ out.
Invisible music, beam me up, to the cradle of sound.
(riddle me this)
You cannot see it nowhere on Earth,
Can this reggae be found?
I know, you’ll find it hard to believe that;
I am: The genie of your lamp and,
I can, do anything you wish but;
Right now, I am commanding you to dance.
Brimstone, thunder and lightning,
Hurricane, cyclone!
Ask me this I tell you why:
I know, you’ll find it hard to believe that;
I am: The genie of your lamp and,
I can, do anything you wish but;
Right now, I am commanding you to dance.
Steppin’ out, steppin’ out.
Steppin’ out, steppin’ out.
Journey through the tunnel of love,
Wisdom is respected, hatred is rejected.
On the planet dread, I says it rains dub,
Climb Alladin’s ladder hotter reggae hot.
Open says a me, here comes Rastaman.
Abracadabra, catch me if you can.
Open says a me, here comes Rastaman.
Abracadabra, catch me if you can, hey!
Steppin’ out, says I’m steppin’ out..
I know I am I can right now I’m steppin’
Highest heights and hottest hot,
Rasta this and Dreadlocks that.
On the move I just can’t stop,
I’m in the groove and I just can’t stop:
‘Cause I’m in love with Jah music;
Invisible music.
Whilst we are busy chasing the former JPT buses that have been repainted into Stagecoach colours here’s a reminder of the scene the day after the announcement that Stagecoach had been cleared by the mergers people regarding the acquisition of JPT. Most if not all of the JPT vehicles were quickly parked up following the Friday services and I think all were despatched to Hyde Road over the weekend. Only a couple returned still in JPT colours having gained Stagecoach vinyls but no such luck for this ageing Olympian one of a pair purchased by JPT, both were used for a while by Stagecoach until the takeover date but despite having just gained a twelve month MOT both remain out of service and are unlikely to return. The two Plaxton President Volvo B7’s behind were just two of nine to see service with Stagecoach and both have since received corporate colours although we wait for 16968 to return to service.
30th August 2014