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Peek into this for some fun times.

#53. Tate looking out the mail slot of the music studio door. She's loved doing this since forever...

 

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

Highland cow peeking over a stone dyke

You can't do this with a real tree! Maybe this is why I'm not making much progress getting the decorations up...we're having too much fun just goofing around.

The former Peek Frean factory at 100 Mallett Street, Camperdown. Production commenced in 1932 (around March- April). Later moved to purpose built factory in Ashfield.

 

"Peek Frean (Australia) Ltd. has been registered in Sydney, with a capital of £100,000 and has already negotiated a lease of one of the buildings previuosly occupied by Geo. A. Bond and Company Ltd., hoisery manufacturers of Camperdown, Sydney." -The Voice (Hobart) 22 August 1931.

 

Images from Google Maps (2009)

Meng Li and Elim Cheng

Peek Poke Talk , 2008

I turned around to find my cat peeking out from behind the window at me. Luckily a camera was sitting right beside me, so I got a quick shot of it.

SNEAKY Calypso. Verry sneaky.

 

August 28, 2008

A rubber duck takes a peek from out of the cleavage of Nikki Pearson at the wedding of Sam Bloor and Jon Goodge, at the Anvil Hall, Gretna Green, Scotland.

A Blue-eyed Grass blossom peeking through a fern (Sensitive Fern?)

The curiosity of the child...captured using the live view on the 450D (so the feature IS useful).

Went for a walk tonight (just Logan & I), and stopped at the little green space at the end of my street so Logan could run around for a bit. We played peek-a-boo with the tree.

 

Am looking for some tips on how to get my photos to come out more sharp. It seems I can't get them to look as clear as I should be able to. I'm always focusing on his eyes, but they still seem a little oof.

 

Oh, and today is my 2nd Flickr Birthday :) Happy Birthday to me!

 

c/c & tips welcomed.

Owen, in his favorite crevice...

Hort Park, Singapore

 

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Peeking. Little Thing.

 

Peeking out of this crazy black hole I’m in, also known as Shitload Of Work.

 

But there are little pleasures of life. Like that one late night my colleague and I were struggling to carry a horrific not-meant-to-be-portable flipchart, and one of the Chinese construction workers in the area walked by with a wheelbarrow. He didn’t even say a word - he probably didn’t speak English. He just sort of gestured, loaded the wheelbarrow with the stupid flipchart, and wheel-ed it all the way to my car.

 

I like these little things. Makes the ShitLoad of Whatever feel momentarily…okay.

 

Sidenote: Yes that’s what I am paid to do. I’m a flipchart chauffeur. Suddenly my meagre salary makes perfect sense.

Speckled bush cricket juvenile trying to hide from my lens!

(reminds me of Chad!)

Kennack Sands - Cornwall

Pentax 6x7

105mm/2.4

Arista.EDU/Fomapan 400

HC-110 "B" + 2.5ml Rodinal

Amur Leopard Cub ( only gone on public show in nursery enclosure with mum and other sibling end October 2015 ) hiding behind mum and log and we all watched them interacting. Simply gorgeous ;) YWP, UK. December 2015.

Bird peeking out of birdhouse in Mifflintown, PA

I love peacocks, as I've said before. this design was inspired by (I think) aurora henna. I did my own flares and added some Henna Crone-ish flares....just not as well done as either! I'm still learning!

Playing peek-a-boo with my grandson at Rady Children's Hospital

She spent a long time just peeking out of the nest box.

Mid-Term Time and I'm so easily distractable.

Shot at The Grounds for Sculpture in Hamilton, NJ. Taken with a Nikon D90.

put her inside a silk pillow case and played peek a boo...

Squirrel playing Peek-a-boo

Do or do not. There is no try.

144/365ish

 

“Somewhere, everywhere, now hidden, now apparent in what ever is written down, is the form of a human being. If we seek to know him, are we idly occupied?”

Virginia Woolf

 

the things you do when you've been sat staring at a computer screen half the day!

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