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As if the day hadn't started well ! I took more shots whilst making a mental note of this guy walking his dog , and waited for him to get to the best position in the field for the shot !
♫ Mariachi Serenade (A walk in the clouds - Un Paseo por las nubes) ❥
www.youtube.com/watch?v=UkrfP0G5rIg
The VineYard
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Let us walk in the white snow
In a soundless space;
With footsteps quiet and slow,
At a tranquil pace,
Under veils of white lace...
We shall walk through the still town
In a windless peace;
We shall step upon white down,
Upon silver fleece,
Upon softer than these...
(Elinor Morton Wylie)
...taken on the Große Mantelgasse in the Altstadt...
Heidelberg, Germany...
Trying to wear everything from the 'back of my closet'
dress - tjmaxx (last worn sept. '08)
belt - gap
sandals - naturalizer
bag - avon
bracelet - kohls
sunglasses - kohls
earrings - made by me
Love this cape and jacket from Faster Pussycat with the Ison lace top and the printed skirt from Ghee. Also wearing leggings and boots from Ghee.
130-136 Piccotts End, Piccotts End, Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire, 25 November 2017. A Grade I listed 15th-century building of timber frame, whitewash plaster, red brick and old tiled roofs with two storeys and five gables. A plaque states that this medieval cottage has important pre-Reformation religious wall paintings that were discovered in 1953.
GOC Hertfordshire's walk on 9 December 2017, an 8-mile circular walk in and around Hemel Hempstead, including Gadebridge Park, Piccotts End, Water End (Great Gaddesden), Fields End, Pouchen End, Winkwell, Boxmoor, Water Gardens and Old Town. Tom M led the walk, which was attended by 16 people. You can view my other photos of this event, read the original event report, find out more about the Gay Outdoor Club or see my collections.
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Kite Aerial Photography Ipad and Iphone Application
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Kite Aerial Photography
Kite : Dan Leigh Delta R8
Camera : Ricoh GXR A mount with a 12 mm Voigtlander
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Stone fishing is a traditional fishing technic in French Polynesia but traditions are fading away. (we were fortunate enough to participate in 2009 to the last one that was organized on the island of Maupiti).
To close the mayor’s congress, the city hall of the island of Taha’a organized a stone fishing ceremony on august 03, 2012. The weather forecast looked good ( 15-20 knots of south east wind); space available on Air Tahiti, as well as the Hawaiki nui, a local hotel, a few phone calls to find a boat to take us to the ceremony and here we are Heidy & I for an Xtreme KAP session… certainly one of the most challenging we ever had.
Here is how this special fishing technic works : a fish trap is build on the beach by the lagoon, from this trap a 600 feet long and 5 feet wide canal which ends on a giant funnel where more than 100 boats will “push” school of fish that hundreds of fisherman will guide by throwing stones hung on a rope in the water. By the time they get to the funnel, fishermen jump in the water and “push” the fishes in the canal towards the beach fish trap where the local authorities will have the opportunity to harpoon the first fishes that show up… (the others will be released… the fish not the officials)
This is for the fishing technic, the KAP technic is an other story… First we had to launch the Dan Leigh R8 delta under the wind of the tiny islet where the ceremony was taking place, we then had to come back on the beach where the ceremony was taking place…but to do so we had to walk and swim in the lagoon to avoid a few palm trees before being able to aim between two palm trees and walk back on the beach. So far so good, the rig is now on the line 10 to 15 feet above the ground (water) but I have to position my kite and camera to get the best of the ceremony… no choice, walk in the lagoon, swim, walk, swim, walk until I find a coral head to launch the line. Holding a kite line on the ground is not always easy, but swimming in the water and holding a kite line with a camera is totally insane !!! Now that I am in my “spot” in the water, I just hope that the battery and SD card will last long enough for the fish and fishermen to arrive !!! I spend 30 minutes playing with different heights of the kite when I see the first fishermen in the canal leading to the fish trap… I have to reel in to change the angle of the rig and get closer but remember I am in the lagoon with water to my shoulders… I am lucky, the wind is very stable, I change the angle of the rig, get a few shots, reel in, swim and walk back to the beach… everything is dry and safe… end of this Xtreme KAP session…
During the all time Heidy was having fun on her side covering the event with a 6 meters pole…
More than 1600 images on one battery ( over 2 hours on 5 seconds interval mode) Ricoh GXR, A Mount, APSC sensor, 12 mm ultra wide angle Voigtlander (18mm equivalent), heavy duty autoKAP rig designed by Books Leffler, Dan Leigh Delta R8, 300 pounds Cousin Tristec Braided dyneema.
Back in the hotel, it took us over an hour to rinse and dry the kite line which spent 3 hours in the salt water.
Great Fishing party, loads of fun and a few images….
a february walk around centennial park in nashville.
nadinoo tie front blouse
thrifted high waist polka dot trousers
vintage bass saddle shoes via etsy
american apparel white ankle socks
The cooler is used to store vegetables. It' a homemade 8'x8'x8' room made with insulated walls. The tomato boxes are really useful, so we use them for whatever veggies fit in them. When the farm season is over we store household stuff in them too. I've been known to use them to carry papers to meetings.
before christmas, we made a walk through the vineyards to Schloss Johannisberg, part of Geisenheim/Rhine. the abbey was founded in 1106, the church desztroyed in WWII, reminded me of the situation in Ukraine... Johannisberg castle had famous owners: Nassau-Oranien and Metternich (until 2006) were the most prominent ones. The Riesling from Johannisberg is a famous and delicious wine.
Here is a card I made using a background stamp from Penny Black.
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