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Canadian Coast Guard CCGS Île Saint-Ours at Cornwall Harbour getting ready to install buoys in the St. Lawrence River. The CGS Île Saint-Ours is a small multi-task vessel that has a shallower draft overall and is configured to service marine aids to navigation.
Seen on Spadina Avenue, Toronto. (Anyone who uses the web will smile at this.) It's nice to see that there is still humor in the world.
With any luck, the store will be found by the time it opens for business.
I don't think a cow can climb a ladder! Do they really make welding helmets big enough for a cow face!
» The 100 Bicycles project: 100 different bicycles photographed in detail. This is bicycle # 31.
To learn more about this project see the 100bicycles group or www.100bicycles.com
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We all know what's important in our out of town over night stays. From an old motel on Chain of Rocks Road, Route 66, Granite City, Illinois.
Los Angeles' most iconic landmark, a simple sign on the top of a hill. Originally advertising a development called "Hollywoodland", the sign fell into disrepair, before a campaign led by Hugh Hefner himself restored the sign to its now iconic status over the Los Angeles hills. This view is taken from the Hollywood Bowl Lookout on the famous Mulholland Drive.
NEW VEGAS SIGN
In front of the Stratosphere on Las Vegas Blvd. The iconic Welcome to Vegas sign is still there too.
The first milk bath photo I ever saw was Annie Leibovitz's famous shot of Whoopi Goldberg, and I knew it was something I wanted to try myself one day. This is quite a departure from my usual dark and moody style, but I really wanted to shoot something light and bright to celebrate the return of spring -- with girl and flowers both blooming out of the pale whiteness of winter. We went through about a dozen of them because, as it turns out, flowers don't float very well...
Thanks to Laety for providing the daisies and bathtub, and makeup artist Natalie Dresher for her artistic skills!
How to make a milk bath for photo shoots
Strobists: Single flash shot through white umbrella, bounced off the ceiling to give an overall bright, soft light.
I love the Paris Metro signs, the metro is a great system and moves the masses of efficiently under the city.
Another from Columbus, Indiana. This one is very bold and bright, As I came up to it to shoot, the skies opened up and poured heavy.