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A lovely wader (I think its a Redshank but if I am wrong please correct me).Dun laoghaire,Co.Dublin,Ireland.
I think that I'm going to try and do a series that a friend is doing; the alphabet project.
Location: wine region, Slovenia
Opening day at Jordan Creek Mall; August, 2004. This was a big deal! I was able to take photos everywhere inside the mall then. Since then, security won't let you take photos inside Jordan Creek Mall because they think you might be a terrorist or something.
The new Jordan Creek Mall, about 15 miles west of downtown Des Moines. This mall is very upscale, and has several high-end restaurants including The Cheesecake Factory; PF Chang's; others. I think it has about 150 stores. It also has a man-made lake, fountain, a walkway around the lake, and all the high-end restaurants surround the lake. It also has a 20 theatre cineplex. Anchor stores include Younkers, Dillard's. There is also a Starbucks and a Barnes & Nobles.
Inspiring rust, peeling paint on trains - photos taken in winter of 2007 but waiting until just the special time to share - Enjoy :>)
//making the world a better place 'since 1995
Think outside the box - cigarette butts can be pretty too ...
Springtime bloom. Yeah, just occasionally, I do take photos of flowers without insects on them. Think this one might be a Magnolia.
Jack turns 12 tomorrow (the 26th). Tonight, he and three friends went out for pizza, laser tag (at the noisiest place on the planet!) and then back home for cake and a sleepover. They are quietly watching a movie at the moment...I don't think there's going to be much sleeping, however!
i don't know what the heck this guy is (maybe a Robber Fly?), but he ain't pretty. very meditative, though, he's probably still out there holding this same pose... i had to touch him with a stick to make sure he was alive.
The lens for this, of all things, was a Sears Roebuck 135/2.8 in Pentax K mount, with 65mm of extension tubes behind it on a Canon XTi. Shot at about f/5.6.
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(Quote from the book: "Quotations".)
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I think they suffer in this heat. But then, 18 or so hours a day of sleep can just plain wear you out.
Just completed a 3 day hike down the South Kaibab trail of the Grand Canyon, 2 nights/1 day at a cabin in Phantom Ranch on the bottom, and hike out on the Bright Angel Trail. The overlook shots are mostly on the S. Kaibab, with glimpses of the Colorado River visible in some. A few shots, with people begin to show the incredible scale of the place. Snow & ice at the top for the first 2-3 miles, very cold, but then nice but still cold at Phantom. I couldn't hike with my "real" camera, so all I had with me was an old point-n-shoot. Still, given the shock & sadness of the mass shootings in my Tucson town which I learned of just as I was about to descend, the beauty of the Grand Canyon was the perfect antidote. It really helped.
No thoughts to think
No tears to cry
All sucked dry
Down to the very last breath
Bartender what is wrong with me
Why am I so out of breath
The captain said excuse me ma'am
This species has amused itself to death
[r. waters]
Generally, we do not celebrate leaves as much as we do flowers. Lets celebrate and think green.
Here is a tribute to tender Lantana leaflets bathing under setting sun rays.
The Thinker (French: Le Penseur) is a bronze and marble sculpture by Auguste Rodin. It depicts a man in sober meditation battling with a powerful internal struggle.
www.goherdwick.co.uk "Think for food" is one of sixty specially painted herdwick sheep located along the A591 between Bowness and Keswick.