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Well I'm just people watching
The other people watching me
And we're all people watching
The other people watching we
[Anna Elise - 15 months]
"Simplicity is deceptively complex because it is a thoughtful process" - quote in John Maeda's article abt MUJI.
Turn of the century watch owned by rail road tycoon and executive George Loyal. He was my Great Uncle who left it to my Grandfather who in turn gave it to me. He owned and operated several RRs in Tennessee. North Carolina, and Virginia. One line servicing Ashville NC made a spur that went on the grounds of Biltmore House & Gardens built by a Vanderbilt son to deliver building materials to the largest house in America. Uncle George sold his RRs to the Southern RR and in the 30s became president of Southern.
The watch is a J J Hargreaves made in Liverpool England.
PALM SUNDAY at Dupont Circle in NW Washington DC on Sunday afternoon, 9 April 2006 by Elvert Barnes Photography
PEOPLE WATCHING Series
costumed citizens watching the photographer. The elaborate costumes were worn with grace and elegance despite the summery temps.
As we strolled through the zoo watching the animals, this starling seemed to be perched watching the people.
Ray Waite (Front) Paul Morrison (middle right) Peter Davies (middle left) Graham Rayner (back left) and Darren Powell (back right)
I used my 70-300mm lens to make this Macro photo. It has a 1:2 macro reproduction capability. This is another example of Selective Depth Of Field with good Bokeh in the photo as well. I used the back flash for this photo.
Exposure: 0.008 sec (1/125)
Aperture: f/5.6
Focal Length: 300 mm
ISO Speed: 200
The first structure I come across is, according to the trail guide, the ‘Watch House’. It is a small structure built into a hill using a large glacial bolder as one wall. A large, flat granite slab is fitted across as the roof with smaller granite stones piled up to form the opposite support wall. It is situated on one end of a double walled path and is on the February 1st and November 1st alignment. It was named the ‘Watch House’ due to it’s location to the main site. It is speculated that perhaps this structure was used a shelter for a guard. It is a rather shallow cavern - not more than 6 or 7 feet in length. Too small for a permanent dwelling, but enough shelter to protect a person from the elements.
5/12/10 - Today's Item: Jewelry
My favorite watch. I have a few of these and I love these in particular because the bands are 100% adjustable, so I can actually wear a watch that fits and doesn't roll around my wrist!
It's been crazy here in Fl, one day you have too much sun, next day, too much rain, here's my baby contemplating the rain from my bedroom window.
So my girlfriends dad works in China a lot. He usually comes back with a bunch of watches that are knockoffs of really big-name high end watches. Sometimes they work, sometimes they don't. This one I really liked! It had a glass face on the inside so that you could check out the guts of the watch ticking away...really cool...except that it's a cheap chinese knockoff and I was lightly wrestling my girlfriend one day when I noticed blood on the pillow. Then I found what looked like a piece of fingernail ripped off - turns out it was glass. I realized what happened when i saw the blood flowing out from under my watch.
anyway, the remains looked so gnarly I had to take a picture of it.
watching the crane cam tonight reminds me of the one time i was at the Rowe Sanctuary for the Sandhill Crane Migration.