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... at the Two Magpies Bakery in Aldeburgh. Excellent cakes and coffee here (and at its branch in Southwold), with a good choice of GF treats also.
Reflection in the lens adds another sun as it reaches the horizon over the bar at Newport Sands in Pembrokeshire.
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There is something that happens between the ages of one and two that is so obviously feminine. Chloe has taken to wearing her bobbles around her ankles and wrists and loves necklaces, whereas Maisie I don't think is interested in any of that yet. How odd and how wonderful. I like this photograph because of the silhouettes and the interaction and the way it defines these little girls.
Zenza Bronica ETRS
Zenzanon 50mm 2.8
Ilford FP4
Developed In Caffenol C-H
12 Minutes @ 20 Degrees C
DSLR Scanned
Acorns are rich in nutrients. Percentages vary from species to species, but all acorns contain large amounts of protein, carbohydrates and fats, as well as the minerals calcium, phosphorus and potassium, and the vitamin niacin. Total food energy in an acorn also varies by species, but all compare well with other wild foods and with other nuts.
Acorns are a neglected food. Acorns are easy to collect, store, and process. In addition to the nutritious nut and meal, acorns yield an oil comparable in quality and flavor with olive oil.
Two Blue Crosses mark the entrance of Grace and Truth Apostolic Church of God in Christ Jesus, Incorporated is on Murchison Road, North Carolina Highway 210 in Fayetteville, North Carolina in Cumberland County.
If you've had a stressful week, a difficult journey home, or just need to relax, you might like this little two minute clip of nothing but nature. I took it on my walk to see the kingfishers today (pictures to follow) at Ardingly reservoir. If you listen carefully you might hear the bees on the bluebells and if you look even more closely you might spot the mayflies, which were out in profusion. I hope this gives you a moment of tranquility to start your weekend. Tom (PS Worth viewing in HD if you can choose)
Some oldies but goodies from the period of my life I call "Alaska - the Clueless Years". I was just taking photography seriously and had just started shooting with models. I was clueless but it was a great time.
The model here is Amanda. She came to the shoot with her friend Kim; she had never shot with anyone before. She was a blast to shoot with and my camera definitely loved her.
We started this shoot at my house in South Anchorage and then went to Westchester Lagoon. These photos are from way back in August 2004.
from a series of photos i took for a book cover about two women and
their hard lives. the two always meet and drink tea together.
Tthe picture that was chosen for the cover is not on this set.
Re: my Princeton People set : A group of photographs and negatives I purchased that were collected together in a plastic bag. Inside the bag was a newspaper article from "The Daily Princetonian" dated Friday, January 3, 1913. Coincidentally, January 3rd is my birthday, and I didn't notice the date until I got the pictures home.
VIA 37 has VIA 6405 is leading as it crosses over the Lachine Canal. It is passing a CN swing bridge which is no longer in use and is locked in place.
Two guilty pleasure flavors!
One of the things I like about traveling over to the Oregon and Washington coasts are the various little stores with different selections. I found these at the small store that doubles as the office for the Skamokawa resort we recently stayed at on Washington side of the Columbia River.
These two drops are on the very tip of a ripped blade of grass, and are rolling in opposite directions. In the top of each droplet you can see the blade of grass they are resting on. Refraction flips everything. The white spot in the larger drop is some kind of reflection. You can even see the inner structure of the blade of grass. I got pretty good focus on that part.