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Hangin out with Lauren, we're BOTH usually makin faces, but this time, she was the one who took the lead!
July 4, 2016
A fiddler crab with most of its fiddle missing is left high and dry; and bleached by days in the hot summer sun.
Brewster, Massachusetts
Cape Cod - USA
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Our dinosaur bone has been featured in this beautifully photographed book "Agates Inside Out".
Agates Inside Out by Karen A Brzys
Photography by Thomas P. Shearer
For sale here~ www.agatelady.com/gift-shop.html
This comprehensive book helps readers to think like an agate so they can be more successful in finding them. The book features photographs taken by Thomas P. Shearer. He uses innovative techniques that have never before been employed to take pictures of minerals. Also included are helpful diagrams that illustrate how agates formed.
AD: Raisa Ivannikova
CW: Raisa Ivannikova
SCHOOL: School of Visual Arts
INSTRUCTOR: Jeffrey Metzner
CLIENT: Time Out Magazene
PHOTOGRAPHY: Kevin Honegger
Fall Out Boy
Believers Never Die Part Deux Tour
Mohegan Sun - CT
Photos by: Mary Ouellette/TheyWillRockYou.com/All Rights Reserved
Full set: www.photos.theywillrockyou.com
It's a Christmas wreath, however it was seen on a rural walk away from any housing, at Easter time, so a bit of a mystery how it came to be there.
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The Erie Railroad's Youngstown bypass must have been quite a place during its day. Even into the Erie Lackawanna era it hosted heavy freights. Today, very little of it is in use. This segment in Warren was last used by the Ohio Central to access the Erie's mainline to Akron and Chicago, but trains haven't used this route for a good decade or so. The turned signal head suggests that even when the OC used these rails, the signals had been decommissioned.
outtake from some photos I took about nearly two years ago. I only discovered this gem a couple of days and really wanted to post it here
Mustard the cocker spaniel seems to think the toilets are out of order. What is a poor dog to do?
COVENTRY, UK December 2017
I love taking photos of objects or things that appear out of place, and this boat although it was probably placed here, it definately is out of place.
Snow, snow and more snow :-)
The mosquito screen is still in one side of the window and that makes it look a bit blurry.
After a long day of skating street with a crew that rarely gets together, a ride home in the back of the truck was needed. Lights, cool breeze, it was relaxing. Shot this on the freeway. I like out of focused lights.
Misty morning - getting early now for these morning trips
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taken on a walk through the forests, enjoying the time without hanging out at the uni all day and simply being back home...
What is wrong in this picture? Please read this article about the disastrous effects of releasing balloons: A salutary lesson in the perils of inflation
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100 pictures #75 Out of Place
Italian and European Landscape Photography
Winter 2009 has been the most snowy winter of the last twenty years here in Northern Italy. In this series of "White Outs" I have depicted the snow covered fields and trees of the plain at the feet of the Alps in Piedmont, Italy
Jet Ski fun with Gabby in Los Gigantes Tenerife. A big shout out to the staff at West Tenerife for an amazing experienc
Now, the design is starting to show a bit :) When I'm working with a block like this, to keep the orientation right, I keep a little sketch of the block next to my sewing machine. I had sewn the tops and bottoms for five blocks and then, looking at my paper, they were all wrong! Then I saw that the blocks were right, but the paper had turned - taped that little critter down real quick :)