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How often do you see a cow in the CBD? I have know idea what this was for or about. But there was a cow in the city, so I had to take a photo of it. Plus it was standing up right and waving? Thats the great thing about mascots and people in costumes, their so easy to take photos of.
Fujifilm Finepix X100
1/1000 sec Æ’/2.8
23mm ISO 400
John posed for me in the refrigeration room -- he just has a great face, doesn't he? (To see what I mean, you really have to see it bigger.) I coulda shot a lot more of him. Maybe next project.
Today's theme is Pets. I have had many pets over the years. In fact, up until last year we had five pets - Hedgehog, Gecko, Bearded Dragon, African Water Frog and the cat. Now we're just down to the Bearded Dragon and cat.
This is my sometimes sweet but often bratty kitty Zoey. She is really more my daughter's cat but she somewhat tolerates the rest of us. I say she wasn't tolerating having her picture taken and kept on giving me the evil eye.
Creative Ecology: David Tomb: Project Look tours with the Palo Alto Art Center and Junior Museum and Zoo
An excavator positions rip rap along the newly constructed roadside ditch for erosion control/water flow management.
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It's bright in town but cold up on the hills. You can see the snow from my office window.
Thursday, 11th August 2015
I'd brought my galley copy of Project: Romantic into the office and some plants I'm rooting seem to like it a great deal as well. The glimpse of seeing the two figures on the front through the leaves made me stop in my tracks and smile.
(By the way, it's a great book if you're interested!)
The light in this image comes from an overhead light. Too little? I should add more light using a flash or more lights.
Rosina Cafe in Karori mall.
Ever since I first saw this cafe, about six years ago, I've wanted to take a photo of the name. Why? because Rosina was my mother's name and I've never seen it anywhere before.
I was in the mall after they closed today (I had an after work appointment with my GP) so took the opportunity to snap it while it was empty.
Monday, 18th July 2016
Healthy lunch prepared for tomorrow.
Couscous, lemon juice, broccoli, spinach leaves, red and orange cherry tomatoes, pumpkin seeds, and steamed salmon.
Sunday, 12th April 2015
A bus stop at Porirua, near the harbour near where Jae and I geocached using her newly won Garmin eTrex 20x.
Labour Day, Monday, 22nd October 2018.
Snapped a few shots of baby O after morning feeding. Life is so simple for her... Eat, poop, sleep. Repeat.
My travel day - spending 2.5 hours on the tarmac at Charlotte airport during a thunderstorm to taking a speed boat across the Caribbean Sea to the island of Anguilla at sunset.
Bullseye Projects presents a group exhibition featuring work by former residents of Bullseye Glass Company's factory and fabrication studio in Portland, Oregon. In Residence: Portland includes work by Ben Buswell, Jessica Jackson Hutchins, Sibylle Peretti, and Heidi Schwegler, on view December 5, 2018 - March 9, 2019. Buswell and Heidi Schwegler are represented by Upfor, Portland, Oregon. Jessica Jackson Hutchins is represented by Marianne Boesky Gallery, New York.
MCP project 52
7/52 open your heart
Adriana Carrier
www.photosbyheart.blogspot.com
This week I give a more loose interpretation of the suggested theme. Though perhaps not off the mark at all. After all flowers should be given with an open heart.
Thank you hubby!
...at The Wall Project on the Tulsi Pipe Road.
The road stretches from Mahim to Dadar running along the Western Railway line in Mumbai.
Check out more of their work at www.thewallproject.com
Thanks for helping colour Mumbai!
And in swine 'flu' or H1N1 related news, the city is over reacting and has shut schools and colleges for a week. The virus is not as fatal as people believe and can be treated effectively.
CARDBOARD PROJECT, workshop de investigación del catón como elemento arquitectónico.
Del 23 de diciembre al 15 de enero en LAVA Valladolid
Patrocinado por la ETSA de Valladolid, Ayto de Valladolid, LAVA y Grupo San Cayetano.
Cartoneadores: Javier Arias, Javier Blanco, Javier Sanchez, Pedro J. Sánchez, Luis Manaya, Yolanda MartÃnez, Rubén Hernández, David Senovilla, Katalin RodrÃguez, Antonio Olavarrieta, Teresa BL, Jesús Javier Zaera, Sven Neumann...
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Outside Wellington Railway Station. There is always something going on, something being sold, something being advertised or promoted. Today we have the pillars disguised as Christmas candy canes, banners advertising a Capital Christmas and people advertising a shop's change of name.
Friday, 4th December 2015 at 8.34am