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Prompt
A striking wildlife photograph captures a large owl with intricate brown, white, and black feather patterns in mid-flight on a dark gray, textured fallen log covered in golden yellow and brown autumn leaves. The owl dominates the foreground, its wings fully extended to reveal the complex pattern of feathers on both sides. Its bright yellow eyes are fixed directly at the camera, creating an intense gaze that draws immediate attention. The owl's head features distinctive black markings around its eyes and neck, contrasting sharply with its lighter facial plumage. The lighting is soft yet artificial, highlighting the details of the owl's feathers and yellow claws while casting gentle shadows, enhancing the dramatic effect. The midground consists of a dense forest floor blanketed by fallen leaves, adding depth and texture to the scene. In the background, tall trees with bare branches stand against a deep midnight blue night sky, their silhouettes barely visible due to the darkness. A bright full moon illuminates the scene from above center, casting a soft glow over the landscape and creating high contrast between light and shadow. This natural moonlight provides the primary source of illumination, revealing intricate details of the owl's feathers and the texture of the fallen leaves. The composition centers on the owl, creating a captivating focal point amidst the serene yet mysterious woodland setting.
Clarolyntopiastan's downstairs control center.
DOS prompt, TV, screen.
music: Primus.
Church Of The SubGenius. Church Of The Subgenius. DOS.
upstairs, Clint and Carolyn's house, Alexandria, Virginia.
February 24, 2017.
Pic by Sideshow Bob.
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BACKSTORY: Rainbow Party #8: Gold: Carolyn's 41st birthday: 37 people: Clint & Carolyn, Vicky, Aaron, Dave N, John K, Jess, Akira, Zee, Puppy, Matthew & Julie, Sean, Sideshow Bob, Svetlana & Cam, Diane & Andrew, Christi, Cristin, Celia & Ben, Wendell & Aned, Dugard & Jenny, Effie & Jema, Lex, Lou, John O & Lauren, Shannon & Jessi, Maria, Alex, John F & Erin, Rachel. 8:00PM start time. Mostly socializing. Party went until 5am-ish. 21 person L-C-R game (John The Canadien won). Facebook event page: www.facebook.com/events/1725435251119484/
Admittedly, that was not what I expected to hear from my husband on our first-date anniversary but this witty, sarcastic and very vulnerable remark is extremely characteristic of him.
Truth be told, this blurb is pretty accurate – I am thrilled to have him in my life.
So I decided to dedicate a full 12″ by 12″ layout for it.
Adrienne (matuko amini of Flickr) tagged me with a little randomness.
So … here it is … 16 random things about me:
1) I have had a nervous habit of picking my eyelashes since the time I was in fourth grade. I try to circumvent it by wearing too much mascara. I usually wind up with black-stained fingertips.
2) I remember where I was and what I was doing the first time it occurred to me that the world was a frightening place: I was four years old, listening to the news on the car radio in Washington, D.C. The story was about a mother who had killed her children.
3) I was 35 when I decided I actually liked broccoli. I was 34 when I learned I liked spinach.
4) Every time I eat at a restaurant that has lamb on the menu I order it … and then I realize that I’m not a huge fan of lamb.
5) I hardly EVER notice when people lose weight. Well, I notice but I can’t pinpoint what it is about them that looks different. I think maybe it’s the hair … maybe they got taller. … maybe they’re wearing glasses.
6) I passed my driver’s test on the first try. I was shocked. The woman who administered the test seemed unhappy at every turn (literally).
7) I like the color combination of pink and orange. Yeah, shocks me, too.
8) I don’t like drinking wine. It makes my stomach feel as if I’ve ingested a water (or wine) balloon the next day.
9) I believe in education but I don’t always believe the educated.
10) I can sing Arlo Guthrie’s “Alice’s Restaurant,” but not in four-part harmony.
11) I have 20/20 vision (when I use both eyes) … but my left eye is a little better than my right or the reverse … I can’t remember.
12) I think the word “HATE” is as fine a word as despise, loathe or detest. I think it’s perfectly acceptable to HATE when you poke yourself in the eye, or HATE when get lost when you’re looking for the bathroom. I think it’s even fine to HATE your job, although it’s probably a good idea to sharpen up your resume if that’s the case rather than sharpen up your machete. What I mean is this: actions are the problem, not the words.
13) I’m fairly certain I had the “patience of a saint” before I had children. Now I’m trying to exercise what little patience I have left.
14) I am 5’ 2” tall. I usually tell people I’m 5’ 2.5” tall (because I wear clogs).
15) I love coffee. I rarely finish a cup of coffee, despite having one with me at all times. Like a security blanket. A cold, wet, black, sugarless security blanket.
16) I can't figure out the "text messaging" feature on my cell phone. Sad. True. I can only reply to them, and the last message I sent to my husband was this: "Yes 9." (Only without punctuation ... because I don't know how to do that.)
I'm not going to tag you; but you know you want to do it ... and link back here when you do.
Prompt
A dynamic fantasy digital painting depicts an intense prehistoric scene set in a rugged, mountainous landscape. In the foreground, a fierce female warrior stands on the right side of the frame, facing slightly to the left. She has long, dark hair adorned with an elaborate headdress featuring large red and orange feathers, decorated with intricate patterns and small ornaments. Her skin is adorned with detailed black tattoos covering her entire body, including geometric designs, animals, and tribal symbols that extend from her head down to her legs. The warrior wears a fur outfit consisting of a top and skirt made from animal hides, both matching the color and pattern of her tattoos. Her expression is intense and determined, with prominent cheekbones and piercing eyes. She holds a wooden spear with a sharp, double-edged blade in both hands, gripping it firmly. In the midground, two large Tyrannosaurus rexes are prominently featured. One, on the left, is gazing upwards with its mouth wide open, showcasing sharp teeth and an open mouth. The other, on the right, appears to be moving forward with a menacing expression and raised claws. Several smaller dinosaurs are scattered around, including velociraptors and triceratops. A large feline, resembling a lion, can be seen in the background. The background showcases towering jagged rock formations and steep cliffs covered in patches of greenery, with multiple cascading waterfalls flowing down their rugged surfaces. The sky is dramatic, filled with thick, dark storm clouds interspersed with patches of blue and illuminated by sunlight, creating a sense of impending danger and intensity. Flying birds, resembling raptors or eagles, add to the scene's wild and untamed atmosphere. In the bottom left corner, there's a small fire burning, adding to the chaotic atmosphere. The overall color palette includes earthy tones like dark browns, tans, forest greens, and fiery oranges, with high contrast and moderate saturation enhancing the vividness of the scene. The lighting is dramatic, with bright highlights on the warrior and the dinosaurs, contrasting sharply with the darker, shadowy areas, creating a high-contrast, dynamic composition that emphasizes the raw power and intensity of this prehistoric world.
First published in FishHead magazine, March 2015
Basin Reserve, 11 December 1950, 114/235/02, Evening Post Collection, Alexander Turnbull Library
Few places in Wellington are as rich in social history as the Basin Reserve. Nowadays it is regarded internationally as one of the world’s oldest and best cricket grounds. Since the 1860s cricket has always been its main purpose but for much of last century it doubled as a venue for all kinds of other sporting and cultural gatherings.
This photo shows an interprovincial athletics meeting in 1950. The crowds were there, though, to see a guest appearance from the world’s fastest woman, world record holder Marjorie Jackson from Australia. Earlier in the year she had won four gold medals at the Empire Games in Auckland. Still to come were Olympic golds at the 1952 Helsinki Olympics, and further world records.
Beforehand there had been local rumours that she had not been racing much lately and there might be a local upset. But, as the photo shows, that was a forlorn hope. In fact, she beat her own 100-yard world record, although it did not count, as she had been swept along by a gale-force tail wind.
Elite women athletes were still somewhat of a novelty. In previous decades conservative sports administrators had decreed that women were not capable of such exertion, and Jackson’s visit prompted some discussion in the sports pages about whether such achievements might make women less “feminine.”
Nowadays the Basin has been remodelled as a cricket oval, regarded by many as one of the best test match venues in the world. It is classed as an historic area by Heritage New Zealand, but that history is under some threat. The grand old stand shown here, built in 1923 and now housing the national cricket museum, may soon be demolished as an earthquake risk, after years of neglect.
More worrying is Tranzit New Zealand’s ongoing determination to build a concrete flyover up against and overlooking the Basin’s northern face - despite that proposal being soundly rejected by a board of enquiry last year. A summer day on the Basin embankment could never be the same after that.
Wellingtonians: From the Turnbull Collections contains a selection of the entries from this Flickr set, and some new ones too. This high-quality publication costs just $29.99. You can pick it up at good bookshops or from the publisher, Steele Roberts.
Prompts: I wasn't born to be an angel I cut my feet along the road But it reminds me of the days where I was happy Playin' games with neighbours kids I hardly know And they say I was born to be a suspect I carry all the fault And it still bothers me the way I went about it But I had to leave, you know I had to go. --v 6.1
Song Inspiration: TONES AND I - I AM FREE"
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