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Whale watching field trip 2014

the kid in front at the Passeig de Juan Borbó. Stop by there in the early evening when you come from the Barceloneta beaches. A good band is playing there every day.

 

my new watch

Dievas Vintage 3646

Saw at a parkTaiwan

he'd bought the watch from a German clock-shop on market street simply because he liked its aesthetics. Only later did he realize the profound personal metaphor implicit in his purchase. In a sense he'd always carried with him a terrible desire to hold two contradictory times simultaneously. At first he found it an absurd (yet acceptable) design decision to have one dial mark time with roman numerals, and the other with arabic numerals. But if that was a contradiction or over-stylization in the timepiece, it was within him as well. In that decision it was clear to him that every choice stemmed from this draw to live between and at-once.

A man plays the guitar as his dog waits by his side for the storm to hit.

Hills outside Réals in the South of France

Watching the sun set

Vienna - Türkenschanzpark

Product photography for a Watch......

My watch is on display, with sunlight on the glass case.

 

HAd company whilst out photographing the bluebells, pity I didnt have the right lens with me to get a closeup!

this was the frontpage of phlezk.com for a while

These bits came from www.flickr.com/photos/donnanicholsonarnott/3095842557/in/....

 

Immensely satisfying destruction. Many many thanks to Len Janes.

manly waterproof sport watch closeup shot with water drop

 

Use two speed light and 1/32 power.shoot it in bathroom make water by shower

Centennial Park, Columbia, MD, April 13, 2016.

This was inspired by a NY Times article called "Watching Darfuris Die"

This male house sparrow shows that he is there to stay - taken in a village neighborhood in Salem.

With Julie, Steve, Holly and Imara Gluning

Spider Monkey at Taronga Zoo, Sydney, NSW.

Canon 40D. 100-400mm L IS USM.

I'm going to wildnerness ranger boot camp next week, and on Thursday and Friday I'm taking a Wilderness First Aid class. The instructor wrote to say that we need three things: appropriate clothing to be outdoors all day both days; lunch; and a watch. I have a watch, but it's been dead a while now. Rather than find it (I have no idea where it is) and replace the battery, I decided to buy a new watch. I was astonished at the array of watches available--considering that most people rely on their phones anymore as timekeepers--and also at the fact that 90 percent of them were analog. Which is what I wanted. In particular, I wanted a second hand. So I can pay attention to a pulse without having to count the seconds. Analog is truly beautiful. I'm glad the watch-making industry has come back around to that stance.

Heather Graham Schmidt at the Stanley Cup final watch party downtown.

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