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I got this email today about a conference call to join "Please join White House and State Department officials" in discussing the new Sudan policy. We are making a change and making a difference. Together we can end the genocide in Darfur. ...I am super excited to see this new policy. Obama don't back down!
p.s. yes this is my peek... and yes the peek is awesome, and it was even cooler today when it delivered this message to me just in time to make the call.
This is a sample of what the throw blanket will look like, that is offered as part of the Merchandise for the 2007 Flat Coated Retriever National Specialty.
I am absolutely in love with this blanket and can't wait to have one! The logo for 2007 is very unique and gorgeous.
The merchandise section of the 2007 website is still under construction. However you may download an order form from this page of the site: 2007.flatcoat.us/logistics.html#forms
Your 2007 Merchandise Chairperson!!! (awaiting your orders - order early and avoid the rush!)
Iraqi girls peek out the door of their classroom as Soldiers from Alpha Battery, 2nd Battalion, 320th Field Artillery Regiment, 1st Brigade Combat Team, 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault), hand out school supplies at their elementary school, May 24, 2008, in Bizna. Photo by 1st Lt. Jonathan Springer, 1st Brigade Combat Team, 101st Airborne Division (AA) Public Affairs.
Asia as usual, hiding behind something to pounce and vanquish me....or to run off in a fluff ball....one of the two
This was kind of an accident, but I thought it was too funny not to post. I was just shooting this wall to make sure my white balance was right for another shot. And after I snapped this, I realized Quincy was peeking around the corner, wondering what I was doing. Hahaha, doesn't he look like such an old man in this? All squinty and confused. Hehehe.
Selfportrait, trying to show a 'story' of some sort. Was a possible for the 365 group and then decided to go with something else.
For Active Assignment Weekly - Peep through
WIT: I was inspired to do this when I saw Prozac's photo from the prior "World through a keyhole" assignment. Camera on tripod and remote. I shot it in black and white so that I wouldn't have to airbrush etc. But I cropped a bit from top, pushed up exposure and tweaked shadows and darks.
Sunrise on Exmoor.
Just caught the sun peeking over the horizon, noticed it from the car but was no time to find some foreground interest......
Camel Caravan, the Peek Bros. & Co. Trademark (1884) by William Theed, on the outside of Peek House, 20 Eastcheap, the City of London. The firm were dealers in tea, coffee and spices.
Peek a Boo
The Taj Mahal seen behind a tree, as if hiding from plain sight.
Taj Mahal, a symbol of love that has been standing for centuries and still continues to do so. Built by the Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan for his beloved wife, Mumtaz Mahal.
The Tree pictured here is from the royal garden that happens to be there from the times of Mughal Empire, however this particular tree isn't that old.
My daughter got all new zebra themed stuff for her bathroom for Christmas. She loved it and installed it as soon as she was done opening her presents.
This was a couple weeks ago during the "Super Moon." The news said the moon would be huge and pink so I sat in my friends culdesac with my tripod for over an hour waiting to see it, but it was not pink. However, I still got some good shots of the moon peeking through the thick clouds. This was taken around midnight. This is probably the best low light picture I've taken and I'm relatively happy with it despite the noise in the clouds. I keep saying how much I need to start taking pictures again and I'm really trying and trying to get out my "comfort zone" of taking pictures of all pin up girls haha.
Peeking in the window and almost blushing. A shot from late June 2005 of artwork by one of our favorite artists, Joe Basiste, in the Eldridge McCarthy Gallery in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Basiste, formerly known as Eli Levin, paints in egg tempera which is the medium I've recently been experimenting with. His work under Eli Levin, focused on bar scenes while all the new work under Joe Basiste focuses on female nudes.
More on Joe Basiste:
www.eldridgemccarthy.com/levin/basiste.html
www.askart.com/askart/b/jo_basiste/jo_basiste.aspx
Eldridge McCarthy Gallery: