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A cowgirl with cowboy boots, a cowboy hat, and two colt 45 six-shooter revolvers!
She was tall, athletic, and fit with long blonde hair and blue eyes behind those sunglasses!
She had those classic long, toned legs!
Two Mennonite boys by fence, Shipyard, Belize
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“Parallel lines have a lot in common but they never meet.
Ever.
You might think that’s sad.
But every other pair of lines meets once and then drifts apart forever.
Which is pretty sad too.”
A holga multiple exposure of the conquistadors and mariachi marching through the downtown square in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
140mm Leather covered heel. 30mm External covered platform. Leather insole and lining. Made in Italy
Two Little Gems
Blue cheese, Burgers’ Smokehouse bacon, chopped egg, radish, tomato, green goddess dressing. ($10)
Stock Hill
Kansas City, Missouri
(February 4, 2017)
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Left: Isabella at the Minnesota State Fair in 2004. Right: Isabella at Minnesota State Fair in 2005, not afraid of the two little pigs anymore!
These are the two wolves we gave the wolf popsicles to. It's cool to get both of them in the same shot looking the same direction. The picture feels a bit off balance, but it still seems clear enough to me. Only the paw looks blurred and that's because it's moving, of course. Zooming in, I could still see the one wolf's eyes fairly clearly, so I decided not to scrap it. It was a tough call on this one.
The reason we gave these two wolves the bottles and not the others is because this was the only enclosure that had just two wolves in it. If we put them in one of the enclosures that had three wolves, they would have fought over them. Next time we'll try to bring three so the other wolves can have a treat too. Then again, they're not hard to make. I'm sure Tonya might give the rest of the wolves some frozen water bottles before we drop by again.
Anyways, I like this shot because of how they're both proudly standing, looking like the kings of their domain.
I took this photo of Two Sun Flowers in Palm Harbor, Florida.
I took this photo sometime in the early 2000's with my Minolta Maxxim 5000 35mm SLR Film Camera with Slide Film. I scanned the slides to create the Electronic Image presented here on the flickr™ Photo Website.
21st April 2018 -Two third generation Transits (pre facelift in front, post facelift behind) parked on Bittern Road, Sowton Industrial Estate, Exeter, UK.
At Miyoshi, Aichi, Japan
Asahi Pentax 6x7 "Bakepen"
SMC Pentax 67 165mm/F2.8
Fujicolor Super G 100
Scanned by Epson GT-X770
An Australian goanna, Varanus gouldii, with its head reflected in the water it is partially submerged in. It is quite aquatic, and found across the northern parts of Australia near swamps, billabongs and rivers.
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I sold two cars this week... my 1979 450SLC 5.0, and 1983 300Dt with 4 speed transmission. Both were very interesting cars and will be missed. They are shown here waiting for their ride to their new homes.
Now, to find some new projects!
From the photo album "Strategic and Tactical Operations of the Eighth Air Force" which details the 8th Air Forces bombing campaign in Europe.
Repository: San Diego Air and Space Museum Archive
M4_33967
Rocky Mountaineer (Canada) - Day Two.
Trip through the Rocky Mountains in North America (specifically the Canadian part) on the Rocky Mountaineer Train.
Difficult to photograph as the train speeds along at 50/60 mph so all foregrounds are blurred whether you want them to be or not.
This was Day 2 so the trip was from Kamloops, British Columbia to Banff, Alberta.
Beautiful scenery on both days, and we were lucky to have nice weather on the trip.
Definitely one to go if you are lucky enough to have the opportunity.
More general photographs at www.flickr.com/photos/staneastwood/albums