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It doesn't seem possible to focus on anything without arousing Toby's interest. I set out to use the slats in the back of the rocking chair for the "Parallel Lines" assignment, and here is Toby's nose.
Daily shoot for 2011/06/10 • Parallel lines draw the eye. Make a photograph with parallel lines today.
A view of the library mantle with Greek key pattern and the fireplace. Small objects line the mantle. Flanking each side are bookcases, and in front of them, are a rocking chair on the left and an armchair on the right. Circa 1910-1920. Shambaugh Coll MS 100
Source: State Historical Society of Iowa, Iowa City
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This is a make-up photo for Friday. Between working, going out to dinner and having company over there was no time left to take my 365 photo on Friday. The wife and I drove to Worcester this weekend to visit her Mother. This is a quick shot of my wife's MOther catching up on the weather report before we all headed out to breakfast this morning.
Interesting wall paper in the background - some sort of scene from India. I wish I had this little chair to put in the booth at the antique mall.
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4 new rocking chairs at Wind River Furniture. Touch on/off rocking. In light beech wood, aged turquoise paint, limed oak, & burled cherry wood. All with quilted cushions.
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This is the same bed that Emily sat upon when she was mourning our cat Smidgin. It's a little over scale for the dollhouse and a tad small for Emily, but it's a wonderful bed. Goong Goong welded it himself.
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Learn more about Douthat State Park here: www.dcr.virginia.gov/state-parks/douthat#general_information
A self-portrait without myself. Straight out of camera (for once), intentionally under-exposed 1 full stop.
Mainly an excuse to play with my new Canon 24mm f/2.8.
EDIT: since I'm sure someone will be nosy and ask, or accuse me of buying my own Christmas present (and early at that) the deal is that I sold my Sigma 20mm f/1.8 to Atox and used that money to buy this Canon 24mm for my wide-angle needs.
This was the weirdest thing I saw in Knoxville. There were rocking chairs EVERYWHERE. Can anybody tell me why?
summer, sunday afternoon, everyone else outside, just the dog snoring under the table and the clock ticking...
We are going to take pictures of Mallory in this rocking chair as she grows to show how big she's getting.
Age: 8 weeks, 2 days
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These old rocking chairs, high on a hill above the railroad tracks,were on the edge of a cemetery, (To the right of the blue chair you can see part of a headstone.) I thought it was strange to find them there. Maybe it's so the deceased can watch trains go by for all eternity.
White Sulphur Springs, WV