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Last Saturday Andrea and I went to Sherwood Plantation to take some photos. It was a lot of fun and I think we got some pretty good shots. I posted a lot, because I rarely get to do this sort of thing, and I couldn't just pick a couple.
Andrea is the one who introduced me to Flickr, whether she knew it or not. ;-) She is a great photographer and has really been an inspiration to me. So I'm glad that we finally got the opportunity to hang out and do something we both really love. And since we both love cheeseburgers too... that's how we finished our day.
** I totally didn't realize that she was in my shot when I snapped this... which makes it one of my favorites!
September 11, 2008
I wasn't going to play in the FGR today, but Boone really wanted to. Playing with Boone helped ease my post-meeting tension too. Now it's off to bowling to take out some more aggression. One more day of meetings to go.
A local Chinatown lad who seemed to smile to order, just before he and a pal donned the Dragon costume they were carrying to perform in Liverpool's Chinese New Year celebrations.
Sun peeking through a tree as it was setting over New Port Richey, Florida. 3-08. See my gallery at Zazzle
Molly decided she was too big now for her Peek-a-Blocks. Shame, as they were one of my favourite toys of hers!
At the end of Tjuvholmen in Oslo, with some stairs down to the water. I did skip some rocks because they we're all at the side.
Our Daily Challenge - May 31, 2012 - "Peek-a-Boo"
Scavenge Challenge June 2012 - "8. Use an item with obvious fringe or tassels as part of a composition (main subject open)."
Well, weren't those two challenges just made for each other!
The boys really are pros at this. They dropped onto the big pillow as soon as I put it out. They chased after the cookies I tossed to get them back off again so I could spread the cream blanket on top. Then they dropped neatly into place once I was done. I draped the blanket over them, took a half dozen shots, and we were done.
I think they were bummed that it was over so soon, but I made it up to them by giving them the rest of the cookies in the ramekin anyway. A full shoots wages for two minutes of work. Sweet deal if you can get it. :)
Stop on by Zachary and Henry's blog: bztraining.blogspot.com
Family day out for the 12 year old me at Betws-y-Coed. A visit to skim stones across the Afon Llugwy was timed nicely for the passing of the 13:22 Llandudno - Blaenau Ffestiniog across the bridge. Waiting in position to hear the rumble of the approaching train, the surprise of seeing an Arriva liveried Class 153 caused me to fire off the shutter too early. This day was the debut of a class 153 in the ATW colours and I had no idea! 153353 was paired with an out-of-shot 'Orange' 153 on this day.
10th August 2006.
Curiousity overcomes fear of strangers in this village near Ranthambore National Park
ODT: The other side
AIMG_5573
Finally starting to put up some family shots. The little blonde girl in the back, we call Beenie, a modern day Shirly Temple if I have to say so myself.
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If you like this shot, you should check out what my friends post in MiRea's Realm
Peek-a-boo
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My wife's collection of fridge magnets. These cute little ones are from her family trip to Taiwan
Note to self. I really should start using other lenses. I've been using the 50mm F1.4 a little bit too much.
Camera: Nikon D7000
Lenses: Sigma 50mm F1.4 DG EX HSM (again)
ISO 500
Here's a peek at another part. Now that you've seen this...more questions. Lighter or darker gray? Stripes or boxes for with the paper pieced bits?
Chincoteague National Wildlife Refuge
08/10/2011
As this Willet was landing, I was able to capture a frame with his eye visible between the primaries as his wings were raised to slow his momentum.
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This Marmot was pretty funny - he was sitting under a nearby rock, and he kept poking his head up to see if we were there.. We played the game for a few minutes before heading off and leaving him in peace
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Images from the History of Medicine (IHM)
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i see you, birthday girl!
thank you for letting me into your world, and allowing me to be there when you communed so fiercely with this most ravaged of places.
you're a rock star.
xo