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I wish to have a day to sit in those rocking chairs with a great book, blanket on knees with a glass of southern sweet tea.
How many other 8 year olds can say they had a bubbly foot massage while doing their homework? Perhaps we spoil her a bit too much...
This was a bracketed shot blended in PS and then converted in Silver EFEX. I then took it to Texture Effects for textures, light leaks, duotoning, border, cracks and scratches etc. Then back to PS for some basic adjustments
Flagler Museum, West Palm Beach, Florida, USA
© Flagler Museum and Raoul Pop. Available for licensing and purchase only through special permission from Flagler Museum.
….These two toddler rockers are my wife's and mine from a time long ago, when we started walking and talking. lol
* Canon EOS M50
* Canon FL 55mm f/1.2 lens
* Fotasy FD/FL-EOSM lens adapter
Myself and James - two long exposures averaged in Photoshop
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Large front porches, such as this one, hold such rich memories. Whether it was the distinct voices of relatives, the creaking of the rocking chair, the jostling of the chain on the porch swing, or the slamming of the screen door. This one section of the house seemed to be one of the most remembered and visited areas of the house.
Notice the size of the oak tree in the background. It's about as wide as the porch swing.
Comments welcome.
Location: the Mitchell's homestead, near Hope, Arkansas.
Photo # IM3_5361h4.
(c) Kelly Shipp Photography.
Bud: It was a cold a snowy day here and since this nice U.K. Postal carrier had personally delivered this Christmas Card from Growler, I had invited him in to warm up and offered him milk and cookies before he heads back to the U.K. The card was signed by everyone at the Growler household! Thanks guys! :)
U.K. Postal Carrier: Thanks Bud for this treat. Jake was nice enough to cover for me while I delivered this to you.
Bud: You're welcome and we hope to see you again.
I've been passing this shed on my way to CAYA meetings and have been wanting to capture it and today I carried my a6000 w 50mm.
A deserted porch at Carter Hill Farm. I love the contrast of the colors of these chairs with the gray of winter.
my kids never fall asleep randomly. I was shocked to find her napping here at my mom's house like this.
Kim is an inspiration of mine! she helped me along the way with constructive criticism on my images and is a true flickr friend. this shot is a tribute to her " come and sit with me" www.flickr.com/photos/emtbkim/3301553872/
she has been away from flickr for a while and is now back hopefully we will see many more of her awesome images, check out her photo stream here : www.flickr.com/photos/emtbkim/
the above image was taken about a year ago at the visitors center in Lynchburg Tn at the Jack Daniels Distillery
NOW you Know Dasher, and Dancer, and Prancer, and Vixen,?
~Comet, and Cupid and Donner, and Blitzen
But Do You Recall? "Rockwoods Rowdy Rockin Reindeer" Of ALL"
BELIEVE ME THEY CAN ROCK YOUR NOGGIN GOOD!~
BTW! dont you love my artisitc abilities too-! ha ha
Wishing EveryOne A Happy First Week Of Decemember
....."tu vuoi che pensi dunque al ritorno voce che cadi blanda dal cielo!
Ma bello è questo poco di giorno che mi traluce come da un velo.
Lo so che è l'ora, lo so che è tardi, ma un poco ancora lascia che guardi....!
"L'ora di Barga" di Giovanni Pascoli
So, technically the Pina is a "toddler" since she toddles around and never ever crawls, right? But NO.. she's not even quite 10 months, she can't, she's not allowed to. She's my baby and she needs to keep being a baby and not this little person that walks around the house dancing and calling out momma and knocking on doors and hugging dolls and stuffed animals and screaming and snatching things from her sister.
Yah, it's too much. She's growing too fast.
She has a few words including her sister's name, Mom, Dada. She copies just about everything we do. Favorite things to do. Walk around the house with towels over her head, you know, because walking at 9 months isn't enough. Fine and all until she walks into things. Seems to understand what goes where and how. Socks, she tries to put them on her feet, hairbrushes, hair scrunches go to the head.