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I bought this little stuffed monkey for Ian----but before I gave it to him--I played with it myself--hehehe------- To me -The most important thing about learning photography and flickr is just to have fun with it :-)
HAVE A FUN DAY---THANKS FOR VISITING!
Oh and by the way --Ian named him--little George---how cute is that?
Awoke to more of the white stuff this morning, looks as though this is going to hang around for a few days.
Thurso, Caithness, Scotland.
A small impression! Top left: soap in the bathroom. Bottom left: antique cabinet in Indra's room. Top right old cabinet for herbs, eggs, oil etc in the kitchen. Bottom right: cookie jar in the living room!:-D
I might do another one like this, it's so much fun!
Tagged a few people, but feel free to play!
SIMPLE PLEASURES is the topic of the day
Strobist info strobe 1/8th power through softbox above camera
This got a lot of attention on SOAphoto, so I decided to upload it!
Unfortunately this week (Aug 31-Sept 6), I discovered two chipmunks that had passed away in the yard for unknown reasons. This fella could have been one of them. If so, RIP little guy, you gave my family and I lots of fun and laughs!
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Milwaukee Road Little Joe E70 is on display at Deer Lodge MT. Yards from where she operated. She is a bit faded but I enhanced the color.
This stuff was all on display in a store in Breckenridge, CO. Note the old cameras on the top row. I doubt one can get film for any of them. I used to love old radios. They only get AM but have a lot of pulling power to bring in distant stations.
Who doesn't like to stuff their face once in a while? This marmot was able to stuff a surprising amount of grass into its mouth.
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Zooms, primes, macros and AI(S) primes
(And a coffee cup!)
Nikon D700 | Sigma 50 | ƒ8 | 1/60s | ISO200 | Handheld | Flash
Green capsicum stuffed with quinoa mixed in with:
• a good glug of olive oil
• juice of 1/2 lime
• good splash of Maggi
• salt, ground pepperberry
• 1/2 chilli, finely diced (or more, to taste)
• good sized clove of garlic, crushed in a press
• handful of Kalamate olives, each pitted and quartered
• small tomato, finely diced
• dash of curry powder
• the leaves of several sprigs of fresh basil, finely chopped
• more herbs of your choice (I used dried 'GFresh Italian')
Whisk all of the above together in a medium-sized bowl and let blend for at least a few minutes.
(Capers would also be nice...)
Cook 1/2 cup quinoa (which was too much, but leftovers are nice) according to the packet instructions — I used 'Tricolor'.
Cut as many 4-lobed capsicums as you want to cook in 1/2, take out the seeds and white flesh.
Note: use only 4-lobed peppers, so that they'll sit well in your roasting pan. (3-lobed ones will wobble all over the place! :-) )
Sprinkle the shell with a bit of salt, and stuff with the mixture. Place in a roasting dish — I used a 20cm glass dish, but you'd probably need more for two or more peppers.
Sprinkle with grated cheese (I used cheddar, but Parmesan would probably do nicely, too, and smokey paprika.
Cover and cook in a combi microwave for ±25-30 minutes @ micro 1/convection 180°.
Nice nourishing vegetarian meal, which you could turn into Vegan by using Vegan 'cheese' or marinated grated firm tofu...
Still in Old Stockholm, a music shop where among 2nd hand instruments some are signed by famous musicians...
Prompt: a boat surrounded by cute stuffed animal toys like a giraffe, lion, west highland white terrier, monkey, and crocodile, clouds, hearts, and bubbles. The background is a light aqua color with large white balloons floating around the scene. A digital backdrop for a photography studio, high resolution, detailed, in the stock photo style. --ar 11:8 --stylize 750 --p m3lgrn9 --v 6.0