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mandy - my partner for the past 16 glorious years...our anniversary this weekend just gone...we went to the beach and walked along the edge of the ocean with beth and ben and had a great chilled day...
I don't often shoot the Partners statue at Disneyland. A lot of much better photographers have already well photographed the area.
This is just a simple edit in LR with a little extra bit of dodging and a format change to 16x9.
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The Wildbunch are hunters...(they really are) And always chasing birds whenever they can...
Here is Alex is extremely busy making a plan, how to approach them without the wing flapping part...
But if it gets to complicated...you just get your oldest brother to join you and run like a couple of mad dogs....
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Happy Furry Friday everyone!
Andy, my friend and climbing partner, standing by the large summit cairn at the top of Cairn Gorm in the Scottish Highlands. In the distance far below is the blue water of Loch Morlich, and beyond that the highlands town of Aviemore.
Cairn Gorm, the mountain from which the Cairngorm mountain range gets its name, stands at 1245 meters (4085 feet) and is my 4th Munro of the season, my 27th in total. The hike (no bike this time) sees me covering a circuit of just over 7 miles and making an elevation gain of around 762 meters (2500 feet).
Another shot of these magestic birds during our weekend at Thornwick Bay, What can I say, simply beautiful to watch these magestic birds and who mate for life.
We only ever saw two cats the whole time we were in Sri Lanka. Anyone else who has been there will know that the place is full of dogs. This tom cat obviously knew his way around the fish market and was sharing the scrapes with one of the many crows that hang around the fish market
My issued office on wheels, aka the truckster is hanging out with CSXT 3194, the Spirit of our Law Enforcement unit in CSX's Bedford Park Intermodal Yard in Bedford Park, Illinois.
"Los libros son compañeros, maestros, magos y banqueros de los tesoros de la mente."
Bárbara Wertheim Tuckman
'Thanks for making the night much easier to go through.'
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Kimberley Street, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong
I made this image with an Olympus OM 1 or 2 from the stern of my canoe during an archaeological survey of the Coppermine. My partner and I began our survey at the headwaters, Lac de Gras, where, years later, the big Kimberlite pipes were discovered and Canada's diamond industry began.
That was a difficult but wonderful trip, made somewhat odd because we were, by chance, following a royal canoe party (Prince Andrew, I believe) down the Coppermine, which made for some hilarious radio chatter between me, pretending to be an unctuous Conservative, and a certain famously irascible government geologist, camped on the lower Coppermine above the Arctic Circle, who was equally known for his marathon running, his taste for weed, and his hatred of all things royal :)
In the end, with the autumn gales beginning as they do in August in the Barren Lands, and our canoe carrying lots of scientifically precious prehistoric stone tools as a result of our survey, we accepted his generous offer to fly us out from that government geology camp and back to Yellowknife free of charge.
The following summer, in 1978, my Woodyard partner and I made an archaeological survey of the Rawalpindi River, which is a tributary of the Coppermine. Imagine my shock, at the trip's beginning, to see a grizzly bear running toward me in my camera's viewfinder when I turned around 180 degrees to take a picture of the river's headwaters outflow. But thank god I did turn precisely then! Oh man, that was a fire drill. We did everything wrong, were totally scared and stupid, but we survived intact (except for our minds) and later briefly radioed in to the geology expeditor that we'd had a scary bear encounter, been chased, but were OK, and were continuing the project as planned. It's a whole big hilarious story of its own, and so totally Northern.
But later, back in Yellowknife, my first-ever music gig was about to happen, backing up Ted Wesley, and he asked me who I was. I replied with my name, Frank Metcalf, amazed at this basic question from a friend. But what he wanted was my stage name. I laughed and joked and said duhhh I don't have or want a stage name. Then Ted said well it's obvious. I replied what's obvious? It was all sounding crazy. Ted said well you're Grizzly Frank. I said what the hell??? That was totally crazy. I ran from the damn bear, and was always dead honest about that. But he said everyone knows that's your name now. It was a classic WTF??? moment. Turns out the expeditor had kind of fleshed out a bunch of "details" to make the "story" much more gripping and less ridiculous than it really was.
Ted was hiring me for my first-ever gig, he wanted that name for me, so I said what the hell, OK. CBC / Radio Canada loved the "Grizzly Frank, Canada's Master of Bones" schtick and came calling repeatedly. I loved being onstage, and we were right then creating this pan-Arctic folk festival called Folk on the Rocks, which continues to this day (2022). I was on the first booking committee. It was the start of a whole huge long pile of fun, gigs, and travel for me personally, all over Canada and two festivals in Europe as well, and so I will always thank my dear departed friend Ted Wesley for his crazy idea. I guess I should thank the grizzly bear too, but that's harder :)
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From the first time I saw this incredible male avatar, I thought he needs to be surrounded by a confident duo of females. I remembered I had some snapshots left over (never had any use for it until this day). I think they make up as a cool trio (truly „partners in crime“ fighting against evil scorpion dolls *lol*) and this is so far my favorite image I've done. 🔥
ℹ INFO:
💌 Pile Up Work for Vlad (combined with my dolls) - www.flickr.com/photos/vlad_sharktooth/
★ Male Snapshot by Vlad Sharktooth, Female Snapshots & Artistic Editing by me
❤ Credits: Background Stock & Scorpiondoll-Head by mysticmorning
Lotus Flower at the Auckland Wintergarden, New Zealand.
FlickrChallenge "Reflected Water Lily"
Challenge Factory "Water Flowers"
Game - The Challenge Factory"
SuperHero "Flower (Only One)"
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©2009 Fantommst