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Canoe Project, 2016. Black Canyon Wilderness - 12/14/2016. 9 volunteers removed 2 sandbag developments to return springs to their natural flow. Photo by Grace Larsen.
I am stuck on a road that friends have passed through long ago, the kiddie route. Lost and clueless with the years gaining more momentum year after year. The stepping stones of adulthood have alluded me still; despite that, this is the year, which all of that changes. The car, the job, the degree, all of them, are not too off into the distance, if I just take the first steps forward to change my ways.
There are homeless people, construction workers and all kinds of interesting people that I have run into in my explorations of the city.
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My silly Chihuahua Peanut. My husband is holding her for me so that I can cut her nails. She's trying to pull her little paws as close to her body as she can to keep them away from me. Poor thing, they are so long, but we put it off as long as possible since she acts like we are torturing her to death when we trim them. I'm surprised the neighbors haven't called the cops on us with all the screetching & carrying on she does. Lordy....all that drama coming out of a 5 pound dog. We always feel like we need a drink when it's all over with.
Who painted the sky?
As I got off the train at Upper Hutt this evening (on my way to the hairdresser) I saw someone taking a photo of the sky. I looked up and saw this.
Friday, 18th September 2015
Walked to the little state park thats by our house, I took 65 mushroom pics, was hard just picking out a few of my favorites.
Pall Mall, Bendigo by Pat Scholz.
Original photo by Greg Holland, used with permission. See Greg's fantastic photos at his blog
This photo was taken at an ABC Open workshop for volunteers at Bendigo Library for the "Now and Then" project: open.abc.net.au/projects/now-and-then-series-2-44un7gn#/d...
Rivers of the World is the Thames Festival Trust's flagship art and education project.Delivered in partnership with the British Council's Connecting Classroom,and with support from HSBC Global Education Trust,the project links school and over 2,000 young people around the world through common river themes.
Class groups of thirteen-and fourteen-year-old students from London,Buenos Aires(Argentina),Seoul(Korea)Derry,Londonderry & Donegal(Ireland),Bangkok(Thailand),Washington DC(USA),and Istanbul(Turkey)have worked with artist to create magnificent artworks inspired by the study of their,or their partner city's,river.
The artworks are displayed along the banks of River Thames as part of The Mayor's Thames Festival 2011,and will also be enjoyed by millions of people in the coming months as they travel to riverside locations in each of the participating cities.
Shot at Remedy and Sunrise present The Final Project.
Canon EOS 60D and Sigma 10-20mm f/3.5
Raw Conversion Adobe 6.5
Postprocessing Elements 9.0
KODAK Digital Still Camera
The goal was to capture the tension of the cracked pipe, highlighting the curves and the angle in which the pipe atop sits. Duchemin states that the quality of a curve gives it a rhythm which straight lines lack. I chose to shoot this as it shows the difference of energy between the vertical and curved lines of the pipe. The image was cropped for more focus, and sharpened for clarity of lines.