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So I just got back from Johor Bahru :) My exams are over but now I have to face the results and I can say that their gonna be bad. This is what we call 'ayam penyet' here which mean flat chicken? Lol. They just flatten the chicken to bring out the flavors apparently. This was a good night.
And I've reached 500 views so thanks everyone! :)
I was surprised to find a Moxie Teenz girl at a thrift store. She came with this LIV wig and the clothing. I added the necklace and the earrings.
itsme, moncton nb - 2008
this is a really trippy spot... enter an abandoned ruined mini-colesium lookin kinda structure... this thing runs a full 360 around, complete with scattered pillars, and vines... i heard it might have been an old skating rink that had burned down or something like that?.. still was a strange find...
I drove out on the gravel roads east of town early on a June morning back in 2011, looking for a nice sunrise shot. I found it at an entrance to the Howard Miller Ranch, were a fence decoration provided a nice foreground for the shot.
Howard's wife, Ellen, was a bird enthusiast. Back in 1916 she worked in Bartlesville to bring song birds to town, with the help of the Tuesday Club. She also promoted the development of Johnstone Park. She also created a bird sanctuary on an island 7 miles from Ochelata, formed by the branching of the Caney River. Under her supervision almost all species of birds native to Oklahoma were gathered.
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Another from the water skiing session, you have to try this as it really is fun, just keep a tight hold on the camera! The D3 is an awesome bit of kit.
Travelling pretty much anywhere during the COVID-19 pandemic that has us all in lockdown is out of the question. Maybe soon we'll be at least able to move about domestically for things other than accessing essential services. Don't push too hard; don't rush. Go too soon and the number of vectors will go up! More carriers, even if their infection isn't deadly to them, increase the risk to everyone else in an unacceptable way. Chill.
Name a destination, dream about it, make a plan: Iceland, Greenland, North Orkney, Iona, Vanuatu, Gough Island, Kamchatka, Zanzibar, Tierra de Fuego, Canada, Islas Malvinas, Lithuania, Egypt, Jordan, France, Italy, Spain...
Will it ever be possible to walk the El Camino de Santiago de Compostela again in my lifetime? Can I live that long?
This disease has changed the world and possibly for good, in many meanings of the word. Poor Spain, poor, poor Spain. It's not that I'm playing favourites. It's just that walking El Camino, or even El Caminito del Rey have been in my dreams for so long. Viva España! So much has interrupted life that plans might be wasted and futures destroyed.
That shouldn't stop us from daring to dream, big.
July 10th, 1971
Michael Coates is "banged out" after completing apprenticeship.
Left to right
Ronnie Mills, Jim Bradley(?), George Holroyd, Richard Banks
Colin Smith, Michael, Chris Dent and Arnold Farrar who is banging the metal bucket with a clump
All images in this collection have been donated by former Courier staff
Links: Hot Metal days / Hx Courier pics / Collections
This tiger was chilled out in comforting sleep. Tourists are able to sit nearby and take photo with the apperance of the trainer.
While I prefered taking photos and my office freind enjoyed so much be a model. He took shots with every kinds of fierce animals there including feeding to young tiger and checking hand with a big bear. While I enjoyed taking shots
The green light touched there was caused by the green plastic light filter to protect the strong sunlight there and it was a bit dark in that corner.
This was included in the seminar of my office. Its great that we could join outdoor trip togeter in hundreds.
Crocodile Farm, Pattaya
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Went out after work to see if I could bag a shot of these gorgeous owls. This one came out very late and the light was awful - plus also stayed a long way off. These 2 shots were the best I could salvage. At least I saw one though!
I played with the same oil/water set-up today to see how this technique works with a point-and-shoot in comparison to an DSLR. So here are three more photos of this session.
I guess I should find out what they are,,,and 1 hour later I am still looking
2 hours later - Pseudopanax arboreus aka Five FInger is a possibility.
I am now pretty sure it is one of these although the leaves aren't as waxy as the other photos I found, it does have dark purple fruit at this time of year.
A royal tern coming in to land, with a yawning Forster's tern below. As you can see, it's coming into its breeding plumage and will continue its northward migration to breeding grounds. Another shot of just the Forster's below.
It turned out to be great weather for today's Resolution 10k up at the racecourse after it got cancelled 2 weeks ago, nice to see so many familiar faces and well done to everyone taking part , did I mention I got a PB ..
Thanks to Kristy for taking most of the photos in the cold ..
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Just messing around with infrared today, trying to stay as still as possible for 65 seconds with the sun burning your retinas is harder than it sounds. On reflection this was actually a shorter exposure of only 12 seconds. I opened up the aperture to the max.
I can't believe that we are enjoying sunshine and reasonably high temperatures in April in Scotland! Long may it continue, it's such a spirit lifter! :-)