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Those homemade Cannelés Bordelais like some Gear Teeth.
For Smile on Saturday : THINGS WITH TEETH.
Song by Placebo.
This is one of those shot's that came out much better than expected, not sure why I like it but I sure do :-)
Happy Sliders Sunday!
Going for square...pops on black !
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a clumsy english translation of the title would be: "I had an encounter with hope"
For those curious, the original was a picture of a graffiti sprayed in two strokes over a concrete wall. I think the "vandal" who sprayed the paint, whoever he or she might be for sure are a fine calligrapher, isn't it?
A beautiful cloudscape in the sky above the Deane Dana Friendship Park and Nature Center in San Pedro, CA.
Photographed Jan 11, 2020. Processed 06-09-20
Those who read and answered my question yesterday showed that most of you prefer black and white when it comes to a portrait.
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Old Sturbridge Village
Sturbridge, MA
April 13th, 2014
The little ones were adorable. Yacking up a storm and running around like little kids.
Some info on them:
"Gulf Coast Native/Merino Cross: This breed looks most like the Merinos that were around in the 19th century. Since then, the breed has been modified so much that they no longer look the same. The 19th-century Merino sheep was an "improved" breed with very fine wool, important to the growing textile industry. These are the sheep and lambs visitors see running down the Common each afternoon as they move from their pasture area at the Fenno Barn to their "home" at the Towne Barn. There are currently 13 sheep in this flock, including 5 lambs, 5 ewes, and 3 weathers (neutered males)."
SOURCE: www.osv.org/animals
for those of us who live within an short drive of this world wonder, we should consider looking at it again. this morning after a staff breakfast, i had a little time to kill before my class started so i took my camera down to the falls.
there were a few hundred tourists at 8am on an april morning. by the time i left (around 9:30) the sidewalks were filling up. just wait until the summer. these people come to see something nearly unbelievable. the amount of water over these falls every second is incredible. and we who live here just avoid the area most of the time because the tourist traffic is so bad...
by the way, this is the original shot (other than painstakingly removing sensor dust marks). the painted look comes from using a longish shutterspeed on fast moving water. i had to stack my polarizing filter and a three-stop neutral density filter on the lens to get it slow enough to blur properly.
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PLUG for a great underexposed photographer: Boss_Pedro has only a small number of pictures up, but he's got a fantastic eye. You should definitely check out his photostream.
All photography & textured effects by Hal Halli.
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Those fern trees are what I expect to grow in a land populated with dinosaurus. Fortunately or unfortunately, there were not there. Just the fern trees. But they made my day anyway.
This photo was taken December 21, 1916.
My family were big Maxwell fans in those days; my father's uncle was a Maxwell dealer in Boston, and I remember my great-aunt telling about the coast-to-coast road trip that she and her husband took for publicity back around this time.
6 months before this event, my grandfather's cousin drove his own car in the race at Indianapolis...
those pictures were taken at Fuck Monday at the Continental.
A good way to be informed about the fuck mondy events is to follow Maya Snowfield on Primfeed www.primfeed.com/maya.snowfield
The Chairwoman of the Board calls the meeting to order. Those who oppose are pounced upon as one can easily see that pounce mode has been enabled. Extra awe will be instilled in all members assembled here by the reflection of the Chairwoman's mustache in marble just below her stately visage.
Those are crooked cleomes in the background. Like many of the plants, they grow to the southwest, chasing the sun.
I'm struggling to make time to sit and watch (and photo) the ruby-throat hummingbirds in the garden...
For those of you that don't know. The Goldcrest is the smallest bird in the UK. Even smaller than the Wren. They're fairly difficult to photograph as they flit around a lot.
although those big Labrador galoots could probably knock it down with a good whack of a wagging tail, they are nonetheless respectful of this fence, which means we can set it up across the driveway entrance, and they'll stay in the yard.
To those of us that love and adore animals, you know there is nothing more amazing than our own fur babies. I had to say goodbye to Sapphire this week. He was my best buddy for over 20 yrs. Great memories : )
Sot7r 52AC (photo contest)
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"The most powerful weapon is not a blade or a bow, but the ability to make someone believe they are seen, truly seen, for the first time." - Saskia The 'Courtesan' of Qarth
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Song: Take Me Back To Eden - Sleep Token
I dream in phosphorescence
Bleed through spaces
See you drifting past the fog
But no one told you where to go
We dive through crystal waters
Perfect oceans
But no one told me not to breathe
And now the weightlessness recedes
My, my, those eyes like fire
I'm a winged insect, you're a funeral pyre
Come now, bite through these wires
I'm a waking hell and the gods grow tired
Reset my patient violence along both lines of a pathway higher
Grow back your sharpest teeth, you know my desire
I will travel far beyond the path of reason
Take me back to Eden
Take me back to Eden
Take me back to Eden
Had to try out those butterfly overlays from Bellevue Avenue :)
How can she be only 30.7 inches small but looking so grown up already?
For those, who have lived in California for a while, the fading of green into gold seems as inevitable as the lengthening days.
By the end of April the hills take on the warm tones of sunshine and turn light golden brown. Grasses, like the wild oats (seen in the picture) , which clothe the hills of California, persist as straw, pale and almost transparent and gives the golden hue to the landscape.
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I love the bold markings on the back of bobcat ears. And the pretty black bottom of their feet. So of course, this became a keeper as I go thru my recent bobcat shots. She is a pretty one.
Female Bobcat (Lynx rufus)
Breckinridge Park, Richardson
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Those ones were among the first ones I've made. But then I've made orange flic.kr/p/MauKk9
(I don't always use orange color for my folds, I used it for testing only, but it came out very well). Three of them are hold with rubber bands, to show their minimum collapse state. If you remove the band, you get one that's open.
Uncut circles (or polygons) of tant paper, ~15cm in diameter. Final size is ~7-8cm in collapsed state.
Opus T-51.
There are those special times that everything works out. The location is ace, the exact angle, the weather gods play ball. It was one of those times. An hour or so just before sunset, the rays hit the rock and I was only too happy to record that moment. I was so engrossed in shooting that I was oblivious to a tourist hanging behind me, copying every composition with his mobile phone.
Then he asked me: “how do you get the water to be so smooth”? I decided against trying to explain the use of filters, so I just said “magic”. He nodded his head in appreciation and said, “you are a professional”. I didn’t want to spoil the illusion, so I just smiled back.
Nikon D750, f/10, 24-120mm f/4 @30mm, 5 seconds, ISO 100.