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Looking fresh before a 11 hour drinking session with my brother - we walked past this sign and had to get my Hello shot in.
A week has gone past since the Hunter valley photos, and it is now Sunday. I needed some more photos so I can keep my Project 52 filled. This is not a great photo, but I didn't have a lot of time. This week will probably see mostly older photos getting a chance to air!
Project 52 number 18
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A dual purpose photo for Project52 and a Worth1000 contest. Bastards disqualified me because I signed my work.
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Cupcakes! There's been talk of opening a bakery lately...with a small photography studio in the back....!!!!! Childhood dream come true!
“He is occupying by his Lego figure. Let’s go behind him and clean up before he sees us.”
Lighting info: flash from camera right into DIY gobo
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This sort of has a jack-o'-lantern feel to it, doesn't it? I loved the way the sun was shining through the trees and forming patterns on the yearlings at the Fasig-Tipton Saratoga sale.
I've been grabbing my bachelors degree, so I haven't been able to update the series. I'll make up for it.
Peter is a humanistic friend who also is a splendid photographer.
Check out his pictures at peterstahre.tumblr.com
PROJET 52 - 2 SUR 52,
Aller faire des emplettes au marché pour quelques fruits, et repartir avec le sac plein de fruits, légumes et de bonne humeur. Merci Catherine.
It's coming to get you!!!
This week’s theme, Broken, was a fun prompt and one that had me out exploring old and new places. I ended up choosing a photo that is from a place i’ve explored for years and one that I have photographed many times, all in different ways.
This “broken” greenhouse is in my neighbors yard and was built in the early 1900’s along with the garden surrounding it. The garden and obviously the greenhouse started to crumble years ago until my neighbor invested the money into restoring it. They left the greenhouse as is for a reason unknown to me. Even though its broken down, falling apart, and filled with glass from when it was in use, I love the way the ivy has taken over and the rust has begun to discolor it. Part of me wishes it had been restored, but the other part loves to look at it and think about what it was like in use. Not to mention its one of my favorite places to take pictures.
View this image on my blog here: www.youvegotflair.com/blog/2017/01/project52-broken
This is my submission for project 52
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I am afraid this task has been planned for the wrong week.
Spring flourishing has already gone, you missed the spot covered with white and pink flowers of peach, cherry and prune trees.
We also had cloudy weather here this week.
What a pity!