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Is time real or just a figment of imagination? As I weave the threads space and time, I control my path, my destination, my future. It appears I hide behind a mask of fear, but really it is a mask of will, a mask i wear proudly. I descend into the darkness, and weave the threads of space of time. Why pursue light, when light comes to me at my specifications.
Had an easy relaxing day, dentist this morning (which isn't really relaxing as I hate the dentist), homebase afterwards for some tester pots (for the kitchen), a wuick nip into Sainsburys and then home. I spent the rest of the afternoon cuddling up with Imogen on the sofa watching Toy Story (her favourite film at the moment).
Once we had collected Bethany from school it was time to crack on with dinner, while that was in the oven and the girls were playing, drawing, and watching tele I managed to fit in half an hour of reading.
Even though I have a Kindle which I do love, I really think you can't beat a good book. It was nice to lose myself, even if it was for half an hour.
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Pretty flowery trishaw at the Red Square of Malacca.
Pic taken during my trip to Malacca in Malaysia from 28th - 30th Aug 2009. Sightseeing with me in my blog: Malacca!
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The NASA 747 carrying the Space Shuttle Discovery glides towards the runway at Dulles International Airport.
Dulles, Virginia
Two young lady having fun conversation after shopped in one of the biggest shopping mall in Hong Kong, Time Square, Causeway Bay
Nikkor 80-200 IF-ED (LB3)
This is my vision of the event in 1962 in Russia (as described in the book "Blind Man's Bluff: The Untold Story of American Submarine Espionage"), which shows first launch of a ballistic missile from nuclear submarine (named K-3). In fact, neither K-3 (who was only a hunting ship) or no other Russian nuclear submarine at this time was not able to launch missile due to technical problems on these ships. In order not to upset the First Secretary (Nikita Khrushchev), who watched the show, K-3 only served as a screen, and behind it emerged the older diesel powered Golf class submarine (K-142), who fired a rocket.
Night view from the beach. K-3 submarine on the front.
poipu, kauai, hawaii
a place we enjoy visiting where there is churning surf against the lava rock ledges and very often the hawaiian sea turtles like to play
Test time-lapse video.
Photo every 10 seconds.
About one hour before sunrise to one hour after. (6-8am).
Fill in strob flash test photo in sunset time.
2 stop under exposure the sky. It creates more color with dramatic effect.
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Osprey pairs take turns sitting on their eggs, which goes against what most people think about male and female roles in the avian world.
Osprey
Pandion haliaetus
Belle Haven Marina, Alexandria, Virginia
...and best viewed on black.
Good morning. With insects now long gone I decided to spend some time in the yard this past week with the intent of getting a few photos of the Slate-colored Juncos that have returned for the winter. Unfortunately I was unsuccessful so I decided to stake out the birdbath, which I haven't done for a while. Glad I did as quite a few birds stopped by in spite of the chilly weather. First up was the above Blue Jay (Cyanocitta cristata), considered by many to be the prettiest of North American birds.
Today's series doesn't include every yard visitor we normally get, Cardinals being notably absent, just of the ones I was able to get a decent photo. And it's kind of a long series, so please bear with if you will.
Thank you for visiting...I hope you have a great Friday and a most pleasant weekend, and a very Happy Deepavali to all my flickr friends in India.
Lacey
ISO400, aperture f/6.7, exposure .006 seconds (1/180) focal length 500mm
This photo was taken in the early evening on December 23rd of 2013.
On my way back home and I found this pretty pink flower blossoms. As I got closer and I found out the flowers are not alone, they got visitors. The bees!
So I click my camera and got some shots of the flower blossoms and the bees. This is the one I love the most as you can see the details of the flower but you can see the bee quite clear too.
The bees are busying flying from one flower to another and keep doing the same. It was quite fun to just stood there and watching them flying back and forth.
Which basically means the rack and guards have come off in preparation for my first ever time trial.
Hell, with a Brooks it's never likely to be a TT machine is it?
This time lapse of blooming stargazer liles was created using one camera which was shuttled back and forth by a crude servo system to get left and right views.
A total of about 3000 pictures were taken, one every 15 minutes for about six days.
About 400 anaglyphs, all processed manually, were used for the video.
Any time is Trail Time. Grab your riding partner and hit the trail.
My friend, Dennis, and I prepare to head out and enjoy a bit of nature while riding the Joe Stengel Trail.
I started messing with Photoshop Elements 14 over morning coffee and came up with this. Border added in Picasa.
Trail Time
West Midlands MCW Metrobuses 3103, 2995, 3014 and 2790 await their fate in reserve fleet at Miller Street on snowy 10th January 2010.
Old time baseball at Garfield Park, Indianapolis Indiana. An afternoon of vintage baseball featuring the Indianapolis Hoosiers, White River Baseball Club, St.Louis Unions, Batesville Lumbermen, Indianapolis Blues, St.Louis Perfectos, Vermillion Voles and the Mulberry Manglers played under 19th Century rules.
VINTAGE BASEBALL TERMS
Ace or Tally - run; crossing home base
Apple, pill, horsehide, onion - the ball
Artist - proficient player
Baller, Ballist - player
Basetender - an infielder
Bench - manager or coach
Blind - no score
Blooper, banjo hit - weak fly ball, "Texas leaguer"
Boodler - ungentlemanly maneuver
Bound - bounce
Bowler, hurler, thrower, feeder - pitcher
Bug bruiser – sharp grounder
Club, Nine - team
Cranks (or Throng) - fans
Daisy Cutter - sharp grounder
Dead or Hand Dead, Hand down - put out or batter out
Dew Drop - slow pitch
Dish - home plate
Foul tic - foul ball
Four Baser - home run
Garden - outfield
Ginger - enthusiastic play
Ground - field
Huzzah! - hooray
Leg it - run swiftly
Match - game
Midfielder - center fielder
Muckle - power hitter
Muff or Duff - error
Muffin - enthusiastic but unskilled player
Pitcher's Point - pitchers mound or rubber
Player Dead - out
Pluck - fine strike or play
Plugging (or Soaking) the Runner - throwing the ball at runner to put him out (illegal after 1845)
Rover - shortstop
Scouts - outfielders
Show a little ginger - play harder or smarter
Sky Ball, Skyer - flyball
Sky scraper - A high Pop Fly
Stinger - hard hit ball
Stir your stumps - run fast/hustle
Striker - hitter
Striker to the line - batter up
Talleykeeper - scorekeeper
Three Hands Dead - 3 outs, side retired
Whitewash - team held scoreless for a match or at-bat
Willow – bat
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Cesar at the Bell Cafe in Dresden.
The carillon plays a melody every quarter-hour - and is audible from the cafe inside.
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Gunter brought slices of Dresdner Eierschecke and shared them between us.
Dresdner Eierschecke is a three layered baked cake. The base is a sponge or yeast dough. A thin quark-based layer connects it with the upper layer which is made of a creamy egg and vanilla pudding.
It's always such an important part of the wedding when the bride is walked down the aisle by her Father. For me, it's when the wedding day becomes so real. Emotions start pouring out, the guests see the bride for the first time, and unless they did a First Look, it's the first time the groom sees the bride. What am I trying to say? You CAN'T miss these shots.
This image is of Mandy being walked down the aisle by her Dad at her wedding with Opie at Jekyll Island, Georgia. As a destination wedding photographer I'd always wanted to shoot a wedding in Jekyll Island, and when this opportunity came up, I was so excited to be able to do it. I love seeing the flow of her dress as it's getting kicked up from her walking motion. And I really love how they're looking at each other...
Camera settings: Nikon D700, 1/200 sec at f/5.6, 34mm at ISO 200, flash did not fire. Taken at 5:20pm.