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They did that so well for me ;)
Great scenery there and time as these two folks went off across the lake.
It used to be Unsaleable. Then, Impossible. Now, Indubitable. This film is for documenting THE NEXT MOVEMENT but I just had to take it out for a little test run.
Santan, AZ.
Polaroid SX-70 (w/ exposure settings all the way on darken). PX 680 Beta Test Film. It was approximately 85 degrees F.
Thanks to anniebee for showing me an easy and successful way to shield the film:
I am so alone in the meadow now, take me with you!
But no, I can't! sorry sweetie! You are to heavy for me ;-)
He looked so sad ...
Image taken in the Margarethapolder, nature reserve,
close to where I live.
HAPPY WEEKEND MY FRIENDS!
pp: done with Snapseed on my phone
A happy preview for gardeners who live in the north, hold on they're coming! Planting seeds and waiting for them to grow is like watching paint dry. You plant, they germinate and grow, then you pinch and they grow more, then you pinch again! All to help the plant become stronger and bushier for more blooms. Then they go in the ground and go to work feeding pollinators.
Happy Monday!
I should have said, "I'm back!" The Steller's Jays are always here, anxiously awaiting for peanuts. I googled to see how long they lived and their average life span is 13-15 years. Wish I could identify them.
Made this shot during our last photowalk in Delft...He was moving slow...really slow. PP was done in Tonality from Macphun
they usually imitate each other ;-)
Climate Change Matters! Resist!!
sunset, Anguilla, British Overseas Territory
They cancelled the band's performance at the football game.
But they still had a game. We lost. >:[
I got the dress from Target, if you wanted to know. :)
Except it didn't come with the paint splatters, of course. ;P
They say if you go into something expecting the worst, you can't be disappointed. Well, I was far from disappointed this past Sunday after expecting not a drop of sun during the chase of SIBF after my friend let me know to cool it with the optimism. We ended up with the earliest/most timely SIBF in recent memory, the fucker even making it to Wales before the sun fully set which created multiple opportunities for shots like this. With a smoke show from the fellow railroad enjoyer in the cab, our 4-pack of 40's screamed into one of the last remaining sun pockets along the treed-in nightmareland we call the B&P, giving us our shot of the day and some much needed success. This my first visit to my reliable Class 2 since January and will probably be the first of many impulse visits in the next few weeks.
Tues 3 Feb 2009
Yes and they are invading us. Everything is munched away here.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=be_PT6ILs68&feature=related
Update: We are totally cut off from the south. Floods are so bad 3 hours from us. That means no food trucks getting through. Ingham is a large country town and being evacuated. Townsville is cut off as well. No access from inland either. No trains heading up. Only access is by air or sea I guess.
Oh all these poor people down there.
They are predicting TC Ellie will head out to sea again and reform. So much more flooding for the south.
Wonder how much tin food I have left in the cupboard??
they look like fancy ribbons to me.
ribbon lumen converted to b&w
AGFA portriga rapid
iPhone photo of the daffodil
We use these little salt & pepper shakers wnen we're at out trailer. They are made with old plastic film cans, of which I went through hundreds back in my film photography days. HMM
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They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old:
Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn.
At the going down of the sun and in the morning
We will remember them.
Tomorrow is officially our remembrance day ceremonies ....but I figure posting this one day early is quite alright ....cause I truly feel that every day....should be remembrance day.... lest we forget........
They have been popular ornamental plants for centuries as they are among the first flowering plants of early spring. Only the small snowdrop is native to Central Europe. Some other species occur here in the wild in places. The main distribution area of snowdrops is in the countries around the Black Sea or in the photographer's garden.Sie sind seit Jahrhunderten beliebte Zierpflanzen, da sie zu den ersten Blütenpflanzen des Vorfrühlings gehören. In Mitteleuropa ist nur das Kleine Schneeglöckchen heimisch. Einige andere Arten treten hier stellenweise verwildert auf. Das Hauptverbreitungsgebiet der Schneeglöckchen liegt in den Ländern rund um das Schwarze Meer oder im Garten des Fotografen.
Just as soon as the sunflowers open up and show their glory... then the bees are right there to enjoy them also. They "love em" :-)
Nick Boren Photography ©
No use of this sunflower/bee macro in any way without my permission!
Blue Ringtail Damselfly (Austrolestes annulosus) female
The first Damselfly of the season. She didn't pick the best place to perch for a photo and didn't stay long enough for me to get another image.
They're all gathered at their burrow because an alarm was sounded for some threat. This time, I think it was someone walking near.
It's interesting to watch them develop. Just a week ago, they never wandered further than a few feet from the burrow. Now, they're out foraging, maybe up to 50-feet away. Still, they're all alert for threats and scurry back to the burrow whenever an alarm is sounded. I think there are unique alarms for things like birds of prey vs. people walking or a car nearing. They react with different degrees of caustion.
They both take pictures! :)
Note: This is not a self-portrait. :)
Processed with Midjourney, Photoshop, and Topaz.
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They are American Beech tree leaves, I believe, and were photographed on a cold, but snowless winter day about three years ago. The Beech is a tree that exhibits marcescence, by which leaves turn brown and remain attached to the tree through winter and into spring.
Scientists hypothesize that retaining leaves helps protect developing buds from being eaten by herbivores. Retention of the leaves may also help trees start flowing sap earlier in the spring.
HTM & HMBT
Helios 40-2 85mm f1.5