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A Question Mark butterfly, Polygonia interrogationis, in the Leslie Street garden allotments, Toronto.
I've been getting lots of great questions about messing up and if I make mistakes. Yes, every time I pick up a pen or pencil! This is a good example of that and there are times when I just say enough. I study them, learn from them and just move on. I haven't been able to draw much in the last two weeks and I tried to jump in and force it too much. It's a great learning tool and everyone has good and bad days. Embrace the mistakes (even if you're the only one who see's them) and let it motivate you! Follow me on Facebook
Found hogging the road at the Wolf River Restoration Area near Collierville, Tn. Note one antenna seems to be missing. Actually, it is just pointing down and cannot be seen.
What is love? It is one of the most difficult questions for the mankind. Centuries have passed by, relationships have bloomed and so has love. But no one can give the proper definition of love. To some Love is friendship set on fire for others Maybe love is like luck. You have to go all the way to find it. No matter how you define it or feel it, love is the eternal truth in the history of mankind.any how i love my canon
While waiting in line at McDonalds for our Mocha Frappas, I noticed the reflection of our car in the back hatch of the Jeep ahead of us. I've taken thousands of photos of cars at car shows and almost all of them have reflections to be dealt with one way or another. But I don't recall ever seeing one upside down like this. Maybe there's a simple explanation but I can't figure it out. Can someone tell me how this happens? Or is this just another strange 2020 thing?
Trick question: what color are the dogwood flowers? A. Green, with a pink and/or yellow tinge on this specimen. The white "petals" with their stigmata are technically not petals, but bracts. See en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bract.
This species is native to eastern North America. In Maryland it is found both in gardens as an ornamental and growing wild in woodlands.
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They usually know where the bathrooms are (that's the "loo" to me Brit buds, the "WC" to mein German buds, and a "tree" to me Aussie and Canadian buds.).
Relax, it's just a bit of humor. Police action in San Jose, California. Resolved peacefully.
I was tagged a few times previously for this game, but I figured there were enough pics of me already on flickr & Ipernity, & didn't want to post another one, but Marcela tagged me today, & who can say 'No' to sweet Marcella? So here I am as of a half hour ago!
I Tag Everyone!!!!
Fave Color? all shades of blue
Lucky/favorite number? 7
Celeb Crush? Keith Harkin
Sexuality? Married to my high school sweetheart ... a man
If you could meet anyone on earth, who would it be? I already met Keith in March!!!!
Middle name? Mary
Believe in love at 1st sight? Never! You always find out the truth later!!
Allergies? pet dander, dust mites, pollen & certain meds
Addiction? Artisan Breads, Salmon, dolls, Music, Celtic Thunder, Movies, Several TV shows, mini get-aways, singing in the shower .....
Typical weekend? yardwork, errands, doll time, cooking, movie nite.
Favorite Serial Killer? Joe Carroll of 'The Following' (fictional of course!)
Birthday? November 20th
Best Friends? Hubby & sister. I also consider many of you doll people as fave friends too!
Milkshakes or yogurt? Greek Yogurt!! Love it!
Favorite Media Site? Flickr & Ipernity
Current mood? Fantastic ... the sun is out!!
Age? Do I have to say?? OK, I won't! I'm older than you are!!
Have you ever stolen anything? Yes (Shamefully) in my youth many, many years ago.
What is you favorite movie? Hmmm ... I LOVE so many movies!! I don't think I can pick one!
What do you like about yourself? my honesty & my love of life ... I find joy in every aspect of it! And I LOVE trying different restaurants!!
What is your favorite sport?
Walking around the neighborhood & seeing the changes going on!
Do you smoke? I used to & quit 18 years ago.
Do you drink? Yes ... On weekends I love having a vodka & 7 or two with grapefruit juice! YUM!
Do you like to play video games? I used to love it, but all that has been replaced by doll time!!
How do you feel about tattoos? I feel that is up to the person. It's a matter of taste, but it's not for me.
What is the perfect 1st date? A picnic by a body of water on a warm sunny day!
Have you ever broken a bone? Yes ... my tail bone. I fell off a horse when I was about 10 ? years old.
If you could live anywhere in the world, where would it be? I love it here in my small town. I was born & raised here, know tons of people & love our history.
What was you fave toy as a child? Barbie of course! I wanted all of her stuff, but we were very thrifty & had very little. I'm making up for that now!
Do you like cheese? OMG YES!!!!! If I could have just 2 items in my kitchen, it would be bread & cheese!!
What's your fave TV show? Well I have several! .... The Following, The Originals, Supernatural The Blacklist, Call The Midwife, Downton Abbey, American Horror Story, The Vampire Diaries ..
If You could travel anywhere in the world, where would it be? Hawaii The eastern coast states in the fall, & Ireland
Favorite Song? It changes ALL the time! Right now I would say it's 'Invisible' by Hunter Hayes. But I love all music except jazz & extreme country.
What do you want to be when you grow up? Happy & healthy & at complete peace with God.
Ten Years from now, what do you want to be doing? Still enjoying my dolls, hope to have finished Lauren Land, & traveling anywhere I choose to go ... with my husband!
ASK ADDA DADA a QUESTION !
Several people have asked ADDA questions over the years about his FOLSOM STREET FAIR photographs....
FIRE AWAY !
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* WHAT DOES 'ADDA DADA' MEAN ?
- ADDA is a rearrangement of the letters in DADA , which was an art movement in the 1920/30s ..it caused a huge upheaval in the preceived notions of art of the time...
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*DO YOU REPOST PHOTOS ?
~usually only for a BEST OF album. the photo aboves shows how i try to keep track of photos that have been posted previously.
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*SOME PHOTOS SEEM SIMILAR or A DUPLICATE ?
~photos are taken in succession, so, they can appear very similar, or they can be adjusted/cropped.
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~HOW MANY PHOTOS DO YOU TAKE ?
*usually 500 to 1,500 depending on the event (and my energy)
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~HOW MANY PHOTOS DO YOU TAKE of EACH PERSON?
*usually 3 per person, FACE, FACE & CHEST, CHEST--if a person is NUDE, then there are more photos naturally.
*if the person is clothed, it is usually only one unless their outfit is super interesting
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~ DO YOU ONLY PHOTOGRAPH LGBTQ+ EVENTS?
*yes, it is easier to ask people at an event that one is most likely to be photographed, than to take photographs of people on the street
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~WHY THE LONG INFO ON ALL PHOTOGRAPHS ?
*many countries do not allow 'creep shots' (photos of people without their permission) and it needs to be stated in the description, as well as, if the photograph is SAFE or RESTRICTED. many countries do not allow RESTRICTED photographs whatsoever
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~WHAT IS 'VIEW COUNT' ?
*'VIEW COUNT' is how many times ADDA DADA's FLICKR photographs have been seen . currently it is over 600 MILLION VIEWS, which means that an undetermined amount of people have viewed a variety of ADDA DADA's photographs over HALF A BILLION times. .
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~DO YOU GET PAID FOR YOUR VIEWS ?
*no. FLICKR does not pay per view, nor are their sponsors
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~THEN WHY IN THE F+ DO IT ?
*LOL...well, i like documenting the events & i feel it is important for the LGBTQ+ to have the events documented.
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~HOW DO YOU GET PEOPLE TO POSE ?
* i politely ask each and every person if i may take their photograph. i presume i have a non-threatening manner , so people are more apt to say 'yes'
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*most certainly. i do not pry on why, though several state it is because of their job or possible recognition.
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~THE PHOTOGRAPHS SEEM TO BE THE SAME STYLE. WHY?
*yes. that is correct. i like that extreme 'vintage' direct look-into-the-camera photograph. it is very DADA- 'a bit non-posed'
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*no. i do not like staged nor faux poses. i want the person-direct-, not some fake and contrived situation.
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~WHERE DID YOU LEARN 'YOUR STYLE'?
*basically, on my own. i have been taking photographs since 1976. unfortunately, all my 'printed' photos have been lost over the many moves over the years. once digital cameras & FLICKR/FOTOLOG came into being, it was easier to display, expose, and store photographs
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~SOME PHOTOGRAPHS ARE REALLY 'OUT THERE' !
*such is LGBTQ+ life . the HUNKY JESUS CONTEST by the SISTERS OF PERPETUAL INDULGENCE cause LOTS of friction for FLICKR (and myself) for there are folks who do not appreciate that subject matter. NUDE EVENTS also are tricky.
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*besides the ones i take ? lol i do love FOUND OBJECTS ( items on the street) which is VERY DADA !
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*i've had some exceedingly famous people tell me they like/follow my FLICKR. i do not want to 'out' them.
*i've also had some regular people send me messages that they appreciate my documentation of the 'freedom' for in their country they are not allowed do express themselves as such. there have been some heartbreaking 'confessions' of thanks
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*yes, some people are happy that i photographed them. some are thankful. sometimes i get notices that a person has passed away. that is really sad for i do remember most occassions when i photograph a person.
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*actually, it is exceedingly quick. not more than 5 minutes. it is approaching the person, asking permission, possibly explaining who i am & why i want to photograph the person, then i take the several photographs.., then thank them, .
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*bizarrely, ADDA DADA has HUNK-DAR ( it's like 'gaydar', but it spots hunks..lol) ok, it is just a 6th sense of who is photogenic or will give a great photograph.
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*I only take the 1 to 3 photographs, or 1-6 depending on the state of 'undress'. what you see posted is what i take. i do not take hundreds of one person, then post only one. i'm a photographer , not a camera button pusher.
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A question for any American collectors is this a genuine Ford part? I would be disappointed if it was a replica it looks genuine to me though and considering how old it is its in amazing shape it has clearly been restored hopefully its not a aftermarket replica i cant believe I’ve found 3 US import caps now!
Who's in the Bonanza Cemetery
Bonanza Gravesites
AH SAM
Died 1894, Gunshot wound. - Shot by the Chinese cook at the Blacks Mine. Reported in the Silver Messenger, September 11, 1894.
AH YOUNG
Worked as a cook on the Stanley Gold Dredge. When he died of a heart attack, he was buried there, then exhumed and transported to the Bonanza graveyard. He received his residence paper #136652 from Helena, Montana.
ANDERSON, CHRIS
Native of Sweden. Approximately 53 years old. Died at Custer, Idaho on December 9, 1903.
BAIRD, EDWARD
Born, 1837 - Died June 3, 1897, Old timer in the area who had been a soldier. Died by his own hand, suicide by gunshot, as reported by the Silver Messenger June 3, 1897.
BARKER, MARTIN
Died in Custer, Idaho at the Nevada House on Monday, March 25, 1889 of spinal meningitis at age 35. He was a prospector on Sheep Mountain and Seafoam areas. Owned Vanity, Mountain King, Ella Day, MKH, and other claims. Born in Bash County, Kentucky.
BELLAMY, HARRY
Birthplace unknown. Born 1850 - Died at Custer, Idaho on December 2, 1912.
BENEFIEL, EMMA
Born 1843, wife of John R. Benefiel of Custer. Died on October 13, 1880.
BENERELLI, ELIZA
Died October 1880 at age (38 or 88). Buried in Bonanza.Sacred to the Memory of Eliza Emma, wife of J.R. Benerelli".
BURTON, ESTELLA M.
Born October 23, 1851. Died at Custer, Idaho on May 1, 1903.
BURTON, JAMES W.
Died November 21, 1895 at Custer, Idaho. Age 55. Was scratched while unloading a truck, consequently, he died of blood poisoning. He was a merchant, postmaster, and GAR of Lincolin Post #15 of Challis.
CAREY, MIKE
Born 1850 in Ireland - died at Custer, Idaho on October 21, 1897.
CEARLEY, JAMES L.
Born in North Carolina in 1839. Died at Custer, Idaho on March 17, 1902. Killed in an accident at the Lucky Boy Mine. Had nine children, served as a lieutenant of the volunteers in the Nez Pierce War.
CEARLEY, JAMES JR.
Born 1882 at Bonanza. Worked at Clayton Silver Mine. Died from Miner's Lung at Bonanza, Idaho on May 8, 1937. Died sitting in front of the small house at the lower end of Bonanza.
CENTAURAS, HENRY
Born in Hanover, Germany in 1847. Mined along the Salmon River from Sunbeam Dam to Burnt Creek. Made a stake and returned to Germany where it is reported the fortune was taken away by authorities. He returned to Idaho and started mining again to make another fortune. He died at Custer, Idaho on July 16, 1921.
CENTAUR AS, HERMAN
Born 1849 in Hanover, Germany. Died 1923.
CENTAURAS, MARGARET(MYERS)
Born in Hamburg, Germany on March 28, 1855. Came to the United States at age 17. Married Herman Centauras in 1878. Lived for 42 years in Custer County. Died of pneumonia on May 1, 1929 at Challis, Idaho. Taken to Bonanza Cemetery for burial.
CENTAURAS, MAY (MARY) Born October 23, 1883 - Died September 18, 1900 at age 17. Died of typhoid fever.
CERAMELINE, ANDREA
Born in Italy. Died July 8, 1910 when the air shaft to the Sunbeam mine plugged with ice and snow, Andrea climbed up from inside and placed a charge of black powder at the plug. He miscalculated the time necessary to reach safety and was killed in the explosion.
CEREGHINO, JOSEPH
Native of Italy. Born in 1848 - died at Bonanza, Idaho on October 31, 1905. Left three sisters living in Italy.
CLAUDE, JOSEPH
Born 1834. First mining death at Golconda Mine, by injuries due to falling rock on September 15, 1879. Buried one mile west of Bonanza.
CLAWSON, CALVIN C.
Born in Lancaster, Pennsylvania in 1840. Died at his home between Custer and Bonanza, Idaho on May 15, 1911. Had been a writer for the Silver Messenger under the non de plume of Graph; for 30 years. Crossed the plains with oxen teams in 1866. Came to Custer County in 1878.
CLAWSON, CZARINA (LLEWELLYN)
Born January 29, 1840 at Morgantown, West Virginia. Died at family home between Custer and Bonanza, Idaho on February 14, 1905. Was of Welsh descent.
CRAFTS, TREVOR
Born September 1881. His father owned Blacks Mine.
CROGEN, A.M.
Died 1896.
CROSS, JULIUS W.
Born October 1865 in Indiana. Died at Custer, Idaho on December 2, 1905.
DAVENPORT, ALICE LEONA
Born January 1928 - Died September 1935 in Hailey, Idaho from blood poisoning. This was caused from a cut on her foot or a black widow spider bite.
DAVIS, JOHN D.
Died February 14, 1904. Killed by a snowslide on the trail to the Charles Dickens Mine.
DeLAVILLIE, GODFREY POQUETTE
Native of Canada. Born in 1820. Died at Bonanza, Idaho on November 19, 1905 from injuries suffered in a fall at his sawmill on West Fork.
DUDLEY, JOHN P.
Born 1847 in Kentucky - Died March 14, 1907 at Custer, Idaho.
DUNN, MARGARET "BIDDY"
Born in Ireland in 1856. Came to the United States when she was two years old. Lived in Massachusetts, came to Custer in 1885, ran the Nevada House. Died November 9, 1908.
DUNN, WILLIAM Born 1843 - Died on July 6, 1907.
DUVALL,JOHN
Born 1833 in Missouri - Died August 1, 1890 at Custer, Idaho. He mined near Custer.
ERNST BABY
Was born and died 1899 in Bonanza. Child of George and Susie (Williams) Born 1843 - Died on July 6, 1907.
GEER, JASPER
Son of D. & M. Geer. Two years, five months and four days old.
GEER W.
Son of D.&; M. Geer. Four years and 9 months old.
HARDY, GEORGE
Born 1876 - died of suicide by knife at Custer, Idaho, August 5, 1902.
HARVEY, JOHN
Died 1917 at Custer, Idaho.
Born 1876 - died of suicide by knife at Custer, Idaho, August 5, 1902. Died 1917 at Custer, Idaho.
HARVEY, LOUISE
(French Louise)
Wife of John Harvey. Died from injuries sustained in a fall. - 1909 - (Some question on date of death, Silver Messenger mentions her at Thanksgiving 1911.)
HIENS, GEORGE
Died at Custer, Idaho on September 17, 1898
JOHNSON, KATHY
Born July 6, 1880 - Died 1891. The daughter of Peter and Annie (Ryan).
KNAPP, HENRY M.
Born 1823 in Florida. Died at Sunbeam, Idaho on December 2, 1909 of senility.
LAYTON, WILLIAM
(Banjo Bill) Birthplace and age unknown. Died at Custer, Idaho on October 20, 1897.
LAUNDRY, GEORGE
Birthplace and age unknown. Died at Custer, Idaho on March 3,1905.
LEE, JOHN H.
Born July 1847 in Illinois - Died January 24, 1888. Age 41 years and 6 months. Owned a store in Custer, had resided in Rockey Bar, Idaho earlier.
MacNAMER, TIMOTHY
Born in Baltimore, Maryland August 1829 - Died at Bonanza, Idaho on July 12, 1910.
McCULLOUGH, PETER
Native of Indiana. Born 1873 - Died in a snowslide at the Montana Mine on January 16, 1906.
McGOVERN, THOMAS
Born 1851 in Massachuests - Died November 19, 1909. Lived on the Yankee Fork thirty years, had claims on Fourth of July Creek named High Tariff, Union, Maggie and Dewey.
McMAHON, WILLIAM
Native of California. Born 1870 - Died in a snowslide at the Montana Mine on Mt. Estes on January 16, 1906.
McNAB, JOHN
Born 1852 in Texas - Died May 20, 1897.
MCNAUGHTON, CHARLES (THOMAS)
Born in Belfast, Ireland in 1867. Died at Custer, Idaho on March 6,1907.
MOORE, JOHN
Born December 16, 1840 - Died July 2, 1883. Mined at Loon Creek in the 1870's, mined at Stanley, sold the Yellow Jacket, Red Jacket, and Blue Jacket mining claims to A.P. Challis and Henry Sturkey.
MONROE TRIPLETS Died at birth in 1896. Their father was Dr. Monroe, second doctor in Custer.
MULLEN, JOHN
Born in Ireland in 1847. Came to the United States with his parents at the age of two years. Grew up in Brooklyn, New York. Died at Custer, Idaho on March 26, 1907.
MURPHY, WILLIAM
Birthdate unknown. Died December 12, 1900 - Suicide by gunshot. He borrowed the weapon from the McGowan's Saloon.
OLLSON, CHARLIE
Died September 5, 1880. He fell from the framework of the Custer Mill last Saturday morning, died at 6:00 p.m. Sunday evening. He was buried the next day, the funeral being well attended. The wounds that caused his death were compound committed fracture of both the right and left tibia fibula, and fracture of the base of the skull. Ollson resided in California a long time.
OLSEN, GEORGE
Birthplace unknown. Born 1877 - Died at Custer, Idaho on November 3, 1900. Has an iron bassinet around his grave.
PIERCE, CLIFFORD C.
Born 1908 in Montana, married Lucille (Shoemaker). Died January 26, 1992 in Andaconda, Montana. Ashes and memorial only.
PIERCE, CLIFFORD L.
Son of Clifford C. and Lucille Pierce. Died July 17, 1936.
PIERCE, JAMES CHESTER
Born November 2, 1873 - Died July 30, 1935 of suicide due to extremely painful cancer of the lower intestines. He had mentioned to his son that if I hadn't been a man in this country, I would have liked to have been a tree. Years later after the old man had died, a tree sprang from the exact spot where his heart was buried. To this day, his family half believe the tree is the fulfillment of the old man's wishes.
PIERCE, LUCILLE Wife of Clifford C. Died March 31, 1991.
PIERCE, SARA J.
Born January 1887 - Died August 22, 1953.
PIERCE, SHIRLEY MAE
Baby daughter of Clifford and Lucille Pierce who died November 29, 1935.
POQUETTE, JERRY
Lived across the river from Jerry's Creek. The creek had been named for him. Died November 29, 1905.
RAPP, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN
Born in Pennsylvania, 1841, operated a livery stable in Bonanza, had claims in Joe's Gulch near Stanley and was the postmaster in Stanley when he died on October 28, 1901.
REECE YOUNGEST BOY
Birthdate unkown - Died June 8, 1882 of scarlet fever.
RILEY, JAMES
Birthplace and age unknown. Died at Custer, Idaho on February 19, 1897.
ROMER, SILAS
Born in Ohio, July 1852 - Died October 4, 1903. He carried mail from Custer to Sunbeam, and on to Loon Creek area. When a child became sick at Sunbeam and needed medicine from Custer, Silas, against his better judgement, volunteered to make the trip. He made it to Custer but was caught by a snowslide on the return trip, and killed. The child is said to have recovered.
STEEL, JAMES E.J.
Born 1935 - Died March 4, 1880 of cold and fever. From Ohio.
STEEN, JOHN Worked for Morrison at Jordon Creek, owned the Morrison claim by 1895. Born 1862, St. Clair New Brunswick, Canada - Died of diabetes, June 12, 1900.
STRATTON, JACOB H.
Born 1836 - died July 11, 1906.
SULLIVAN CHILD
The two year old child of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sullivan died at Custer, Idaho on March 15, 1889.
SWENSSON, F.O.
Sacred to the Memory of F.O. Swensson. Died November 1880.
SWENSSON, JOHANNA
Born 1842 in Sweden - Died September 28, 1880. Wife of F.O. Swensson, owner of Franklin Hotel. Service by Reverend J.F. Taylor.
TAYLOR, EDNA
Age 4, eldest child of J.F. Taylor and Rose D. Born 1875 - died 1879.
TAYLOR, JOHN
First natural death, abscess of the throat, (Yankee Fork Herald).
TERRY, MIKE
Born in China, buried in the Chinese section. While the coffin was being transported from Custer, it slipped off the wagon and slid down the hill. There it stayed until spring weather made it possible to retrieve the coffin and proceed with the burial.
TULLY, FRANCIS S.
Died October 1897, at Custer, Idaho.
TURNBULL. ANNA
Born in Ontario, Canada in 1852. Died at Bonanza, Idaho on November 20, 1894. Wife of James Turnbull. Age 42. Died in childbirth.
TURNBULL, THOMAS
Born 1878 - Died in Bonanza as a young man.
VARNEY, DUDLEY B. CAPTAIN
Born in New Hampshire in 1838. Died at Custer, Idaho on May 7, 1906. Was a member of the Jim Bridger expedition through the Big Horn and Yellowstone countries in 1864. Came to Loon Creek in 1869. Became one of the owners of the Montana Mine on Mt. Estes. Elected to Idaho Territorial Legislature from Lemhi County in 1878. Lived in Custer for many years. Received a spinal injury when a horse fell with him, that was ultimately the cause of his death.
WILSON, JACK J.
Born 1881 - died February 10, 1933 of sickness and old age.
WRIGHT, E.J. "BUCK"
Born in Ireland, 1858 - died in Custer, Idaho of suicide by morphine, on September 27, 1900.
Thirty Strangers - One Question: What makes you happy?
An answer so obvious, I'm surprised it's taken so long for anyone to think of it. Mums always make everyone happy :) One thing after completing this project I've come to realise is that I should really have asked everyone why they wrote what they wrote... As it would be interesting to know what about it that makes them happy.
This guy was just having coffee with his two friends and was really enthusiastic about the project, It was really nice talking to them about it.
Doing this project you get exposed to a whole range of people, the ones who think that it's a really cool idea and want to know more, the ones who are pretty impartial to what I'm doing and why... sometimes to the point of not even asking what the picture is for haha, and then the people who get angry when I ask and tell me to piss off :(
This is the lego question block from the Super Mario series. The block, the coin and the mushrooms were originally designed by the brick show and these builds were mostly based on their designs. The star, on the other hand, was designed by myself. The block has space on the inside to fit any of the items.
A haiku question
A question that I'm asking
So where is the Love?
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I have some questions you might be able to help me with.... This may seem surprising to you, but as this was my first time shooting Bamburgh it came as quite a surprise that there are these ginormous floodlights that look as if they are strategically placed to face right into the likely locations that photographers will shoot from. Never in looking at others photos have I registered these lights, although having looked now, I see they are in some shots but not all shots. I've no doubt that as usual I've been oblivious to some major conversations about them so if you know of a link to somewhere that this is all covered then if you don't mind pointing me in the right direction. I was also oblivious to the LPOTY 2012 story until recently too...... I must get out more :o)
So questions...
Are those lights always on?
How long have they been there?
Do you like them?
Have they been placed strategically to interfere with photographers?
I mean, this must be one of the most photographed landscape locations in the UK, so those light's aren't accidental, and I thought a lot more people took cogniscance of light pollution nowadays.
Yes that is the clouds disappearing over the horizon, it took me all day to catch them again :o)
A spot of Porto philosophy just behind the station.
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To the Zion Narrows and Wall Street! Sony A7RII Fine Art Zion National Park Autumn Winter Hike! Dr. Elliot McGucken Fine Art Landscape Photography!
An important thing to remember is that even though pixel sizes keep getting smaller and smaller, the technology is advancing, so the smaller pixels are more efficient at collecting light. For instance, the Sony A7rII is back-illuminated which allows more photons to hit the sensor. Semiconductor technology is always advancing, so the brilliant engineers are always improving the signal/noise ratio. Far higher pixel counts, as well as better dynamic ranger, are thus not only possible, but the future!
Yes I have a Ph.D. in physics! I worked on phototranistors and photodiodes as well as an artificial retina for the blind. :)
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And all the best on Your Epic Hero's Odyssey!
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Beautiful magnificent clouds!
View your artistic mission into photography as an epic odyssey of heroic poetry! Take it from Homer in Homer's Odyssey: "Tell me, O muse, of that ingenious hero who travelled far and wide after he had sacked the famous town of Troy. Many cities did he visit, and many were the nations with whose manners and customs he was acquainted; moreover he suffered much by sea while trying to save his own life and bring his men safely home; but do what he might he could not save his men, for they perished through their own sheer folly in eating the cattle of the Sun-god Hyperion; so the god prevented them from ever reaching home. Tell me, too, about all these things, O daughter of Jove, from whatsoever source you may know them. " --Samuel Butler Translation of Homer's Odyssey
All the best on your Epic Hero's Odyssey from Johnny Ranger McCoy!
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“Nessuna bellezza di primavera, nessuna bellezza estiva hanno la grazia che ho visto in un volto autunnale.”
D. Donne
Publication: Oct. 2, 1858
Format: Still image
Abstract: Cartoon with Death scattering pestilence among the people.
Related Title(s): Is part of: Harper's Weekly, v. 2, p. 640.; See related catalog record: 100897546
Extent: 1 print
Technique: wood engraving
NLM Unique ID: 101436169
NLM Image ID: A012973
Permanent Link: resource.nlm.nih.gov/101436169
Walking along the beach reminds me of a question Albert Einstein once posed to another physics nerd:
Why is wet sand a 'hard' surface to walk on whereas dry sand and sand under water are 'soft'. The answer is due to the effects of surface tension.
Bongin Bongin Bay, Northern Beaches, Sydney (Saturday 21 Jun 2008 @ 7:29am).
ISO100 | f/11 | 1/8sec | 17mm | eval.metering | AWB | raw | GND4 + grad tobacco filters | tripod | remote shutter release
Do ya'll think people would be interested in purchasing minifigs like these off ebay as I am thinking whether or not to sell them?
Hmmmm that question doesn’t have the same impact when it’s written down does it?
If it was asked verbally, it gets people all passionate and hot under the collar and insisting that the way they say it is the correct one.
So is it pronounced Skown or Skon?
Our family are firmly in the Skown camp.
Anyhoo we stopped for a cuppa and a warm up and the tea shop had these amazing looking scones - so we had one each. The appeal was, for some reason, no two looked the same - they were ‘all shapes’.
The best scone I’ve ever had? Can’t say for sure, but it must be close.
At one point Paul starting whispering something and wafting his hand near his face but I couldn’t make out what he was saying so I asked him to speak up. “You’ve got a big blob of cream on the end of your nose”…
Whilst we were in there enjoying the scones a guy walked in with a Shoei GT Air in the exact same colours (Colors?! Another pronunciation debate coming on) but different and amazing graphics. I like Shoei helmets - the last one stopped my head looking like a dish of spaghetti bolognese.
Now, how to pronounce Shoei?