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My daughter peeking out of the furry rug. She loves this thing.

Young Swan at Northala Fields

Sunshine must have learned this from her former owner, or from TV..all of a sudden, it was just there.

 

So cute I can hardly stand it..I know. I've become a cornball bird freak - can't help it.

 

Oh, I'm wearing the hat because my other Quaker parrot just HAS to spend her time on my head - I don't fancy having bird poop in my hair.

So, an old man pointed to this kid, who was watching me walk past. I think the only reason he point this out to me was that he saw I was talking photos of his neighbors. Props to the good eye, man.

peeking through the railing, down by the river, waiting for me to stop by with my camera.

Peek Frean's (Australia) Cookies galore. Made on a 40" Vicars wire cut machine partitioned in the hopper to allow for the four varieties to be made at the same time. Scan of negative from BB.

Image from eBay vendor's listing.

Young girl curious to take a peek into the male section, perhaps searching for her father, or for curiosity sake. She was later scolded by her mother for doing so.

Cilla was peeking from behind a snow wall. I just had to get the picture, especially compared to some of the other horses standing at the gate in www.flickr.com/photos/hessu_man/126274881/

Do you have any carrots for me? 3 week old baby rattie

Cat, feline, peek a boo

Peeking through the iron bars from the back of a family crypt, the setting sun lights the family's stain glass crest. Riverside Cemetery, Asheville, NC

A old couple peeking at bypassers from their apartment windows.

 

Nikon D90

Tokina 28-70mm f2.8

Baby Weston curiously peeking out from the safety of his carrier. What's going on???

Smokey, our African Grey Parrot, loves to dance and whistle and talk. Smokey is very smart and has a big vocabulary, and she can predict things. About six months ago she start saying "Hillary is history", we were arguing with her, but she was right!!!:-)

This is one of several buds of the rhododendron "Phyllis Korn" that is getting ready to "come out". What I liked about this image was the small peek inside of one of the buds.

 

I treated this image with the Orton technique (light on the gaussian blur) and then used a bit of defused glow to soften the effect.

 

View On Black

 

View LARGE On Black

 

Adde to EXPLORE for May 7th 2009. Highest positiion: #211

 

Description of Rhododendron 'Phyllis Korn'

 

Seed Parent x Pollen Parent: Diana x Gomer Waterer

 

Predominate Flower Color: White

 

Flower / Truss Description:

Flower openly funnel-shaped, wavy lobes, 4" across, white with red dorsal blotch which fades to light greenish-yellow with age. Held in trusses of 12 flowers.

 

Fragrant: No

 

Bloom Time: Midseason

 

Height (ft.) in 10 Yrs:

5

 

Cold Hardiness Temperature: -15°F (-26°C)

 

Foliage Description / Plant Habit:

Leaves elliptic to near ovate, 6" long, glossy, dark green, retained 2 years. Upright, sturdy, well-branched shrub.

 

Elepidote (E) or Lepidote (L): E

 

Hybridizer: Korn

 

Registration Reference: ARS 813

 

Plant description provided by the American Rhododendron Society

www.rhododendron.org/index.htm

 

This sumatran orang-utan is having a peek out over Perth Zoo. It's too hot for him to play today.

 

The orang-utan enclosure at Perth Zoo is quite large, but also quite old. They're in the middle of a multistage upgrade of the enclosure, which plans to get visitors much closer.

Somehow I really like this photo and the way it feel. :) Captured in monochrome and with mild processing.

Squirrel Peeking Over the Fence looking to steal a peanut

looks better large

 

this is my first real photoshopping thing i have done, i have wanted to know how to superimpose for a long time and i finally figured it out! yay!

 

made this for a stopmotion im working on, its kind of steering away from that and turning into a regular video though...

maybe i'll post it when its done

 

ohh and i thought you would like to know my blog: talontoday.blogspot.com

 

because, well i dont knwo why, just because i love bloggin'!

 

ohh and im trying out for into the woods next weekend, i havent been in a play in several years and im terrible at auditions im soooo nervous! so wish me luck!

 

The girls on Flickr Group Roulette always talk about them hiding down their tops, so I went looking.

 

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"Growin' up leads to growin' old and then to dyin'

Ooo, and dyin' to me don't sound like all that much fun"

 

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When we were kids, the post important thing in life was play time. Everything we did, centered around play time. When play time came, our imaginations ran WILD. I still have the Sesame Street Playset that my sister and I played with as kids. Complete with Mr. Hooper standing by his store!

 

As we grow older our toys get a bit more expensive and our adventures change. In high school, I can remember sitting down behind my drum set and feeling unstoppable. I would play for four hours some times and it was amazing. It was such a magical thing to not have a care in the world and just PLAY.

 

When we become adults, we find that the time we have to play gets smaller and smaller with each responsibility we collect. The lack of that fun time can turn us into grumpy old people. I know, I have seen it. At times, it has even happened to me. Those are the times most of all, when we need to have our play time. My father and I have always had play time. Sometimes after joking around, my mother will yell at him telling him to grow up. His whole response is “NEVER!” It’s the silliness that keeps us young at heart. It’s what keeps us happy. As adults we are responsible for a lot of things. Our happiness is one of them. It’s up to us to keep that balance and never lose that kid in us. Stop what you are doing RIGHT NOW, and do something that will make you laugh! Be careful though, it’s contagious.

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This is for Our Daily Challenge Group

While walking around I spotted this little creature up against the wall, as if saying to everyone sitting outside: "Peek-a-boo! "

 

Didn't know they started out square! Interesting about the starch. The wheat is steam cooked, so I suppose the starch is altered in that process. Currently 390kj and 15.2g of carbohydrates (65.5g per 100g) per 4 biscuits would indicate that the ad may have been wishful thinking. You can't sheet it home to the 1.6% sugar that is added. Not sure why the added sugar at Arnott's, -wasn't added at Peek Freans at Ashfield or at AB Consolidated in Auckland. Image from The Home 01 April 1933 via the national Library of Australia.

Peek-a-boo! Marvelous Marley is quite the sneak! Here she is spying on my former room mate Josh, by sneaking a peak under the bedroom door. Josh snapped this incriminating photo and will be turning it over to the prosecutor shortly (this is one of the very few photos in my stream that was not taken by me). Marley has absolutely no respect for privacy.

 

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