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Clean v dirty! No proper photography for me this week now on account of this lot to clean up - you can only imagine, it's even come up through the floorboards!
'maybe if i put my toy here and look cute you'll stop watching tv and play with me'.. damn that cute face ;)
For 15 Week Summer Postcard Challenge
Week 14 - Change
In spite of the enduring sunshine and lovely warmth, it's now autumn with all its attendant changes taking place in nature.
One of the most prominent indicators in the woods is the Arum Maculatum - otherwise known in its autumnal berry state as Cuckoo Pint, or Lords and Ladies and probably a host of other local names depending where you live.
Although the berries are very toxic, I'm told the root is rather delicious when cooked!
I've been wanting to do a half light half dark photo for a while and finally got around to it.
Strobist info: Metz 58 at 1/8 power shot through half closed umbrella triggered by pocket wizard right of camera.
hi guys :)
i'm so sorry that i didn't upload for so long. i think i never had a 52-weeks pictures right after the other.. hm. i don't like that at all :/ but i really had no time to take pictures this week.
on monday i was too tired to take pictures because i didn't sleep a lot at the weekend.
yesterday i had to look after a little girl right after school and today i should actually learn english because tomorrow we'll write a test and i'm not prepared at all. so, big sorry that i'm in a hurry.
i don't like this a lot but it took me about 20 minutes to take it and building this white wall took me half of it. haha
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This is the second week of photos. Very small difference. We had an ultrasound earlier this week and the baby was very active and moving around while we watched.
FTI BERLIN - cruise ship moored off Cowes on day 1 of Cowes Week
Built: 1980
Flag: Malta
Width: 18 m
Length: 139 m
Gross tonnage: 9570
IMO: 7904889
MMSI: 248277000
Arriving Kieler Förde for Kiel Week visit 2010/06/18
US Navy Oliver Hazard Perry class frigate
Bath Iron Works (Comm,: 1982/04/17)
Displacement: 4,000-4,100 tons full load
Dimensions: 138.6 x 13.7 x 6.7 meters
Propulsion: 2 LM2500 gas turbines, 1 shaft, 40,000 shp, 29 knots
Crew: 214
Armament: 1 Mk 13 missile launcher (40 Standard SM-1MR + Harpoon SSM), 1 76mm OTO DP, 1 20mm Phalanx CIWS, 2 triple 12.75 inch torpedo tubes (Mk46 torpedoes), 2 25mm Bushmaster low-angle, 2-4 12.7mm MG
this is exactly one week after I began. i'm actually not done yet, if you notice, i still have the entire crown of my head to do. my arms are killing me! thats what happpens when you go about it on your own, eh? i've currently got twenty-two.. i wonder how many i'll have once my head is finished? oO how fun to imagine :) OH- if you notice, i left the ends un-dreaded, so my curls peek out-- for my shot of uniqueness eh? ;)
sometimes I can't bear living with myself.
[I am mad at flickr for making the colours of my photos duller than they are.]
This may be my favorite week's worth of photos yet. I know I went a a little overboard, but there were just so many amazing moments. For me, this week was really reassuring -- I can have a life outside the house and still receive all this love and joy when I get home. Doug & Teo are getting on so well together -- they have their own rhythm and rituals. But Matteo still wants and needs his mama, too. Proud of the secure attachment and deep bond we've created between the three of us... I can tell it is already producing a confident, curious, and resilient kid.
In terms of milestones... This week was all about self-possession. Now that Matteo can crawl like a pro, he is able to act on his interests and go after them. This requires even more vigilance from his exhausted parents (yup, he still sucks at sleeping) -- but it is thrilling to watch.
We closed out the week with a trip to the Washington County Fair, where Matteo finally got up close and personal with his most beloved farm animals -- chickens. He was awe struck as the hens clucked and roosters cock-a-doodled all around us! Teo went on his very first pony ride, which was funfor the first two trips around the ring, but apparently boring thereafter.
The most magical moment at the fair was when Matteo met his first cow. The owner was kind enough to take the beautiful beefalo Heifer out of her pen so that Matteo could pet her and get some bovine kisses. The cow couldn't get enough of Matteo's gentle petting -- a skill he is slowly learning thanks to Caya's incredible patience with him. Teo and I both made a pretty soulful connection with that cow -- and we hope there are more like her in our pastoral future..,
Aperture: 4.0
Shutter Speed: 1/3200
ISO: 100
I am thankful for the cross and for what Jesus did for me! :)
Its been a pretty long week and haven't had time to take pictures so wanted to put this one up for a while lol! hope you guys are having a good week and have a good weekend :)
My first two contributions to a new photo challenge set up by LyndaHiggsPhotography, Meremail, SnapClickTripod, S_Freer and JSPhotography/Jenn, a 52 Week project with the aim of shooting and posting at least 1 image per week to a theme/topic.
These are my first two efforts. I'm kind of punching above my weight in hallowed company here!
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Matteo has discovered three things that make him extremely happy: "outside," the front window & the dog. Having ways to immediately cheer this kid is essential because he is now prone to very dramatic fits of sadness and screeching with no warning. Little body + big feelings - ability to speak = massive frustration for the little guy. That said, he really is still happy-go-lucky much of the time. But take away a not-so-safe object that he's decided makes a good toy, attempt to redirect him in his exploration, or suggest that its time to change a diaper and everything goes to pieces. It's an interesting phase... and even though the outbursts do wear on us, I am really glad that he is expressing himself and exploring a range of emotions.
And thank goodness for those favorite things, all of which are pictured here. Whenever Teo is fussy, his daddy scoops him up and takes his out our front door where there are lots of things to ooh and aah at, like the open field across the way, the gorgeous sunsets that grace us in that direction, the mailboxes, the sign for the building manager's apartment -- and if we are really lucky, the building manager and his family. (They live next door to us and have two awesome little girls -- Teo loves playing with them!)
Caya has also proven to be a big help in making the baby find happiness. She trots over and kisses him in the face throughout the day, tells us when he's starting to fuss and about to wake from a nap, and occasionally shares her toys! And in exchange, all she asks is to gnaw in some of Teo's nicer wooden toys. (Not so happy about this arrangement...)
Finally, the window: our bed (more accurately a mattress on the floor) is right under the very low front window. Perfectly positioned for Teo to pull up on and gaze out. This has become his favorite morning activity. He also adores watching the rain from there. Caya does to.
Week #9 Macro - Ignite! Found some wooden matches while cleaning up. Managed to capture this without setting off the smoke detectors!
Monday 7th March – Sunday 13th March 2011
This was a very busy week spent on fieldtrips and labs.
We spent a lovely afternoon taking photographs in Ashton Court, experimenting with the film cameras. That was topped off by an evening of pancakes. Instead of Pancake Day it seems to have become a pancake week, as the next day we had a pancake party at a friend’s house.
Then lots of dancing, sailing and work!
I am grateful for the beauty every season brings. As the last of the summer flowers bloom & the first of the fall leaves are beginning to fall, I am grateful for each precious memory from each season as it comes and goes :)
Loma Linda VA Healthcare System Nurses are recognized for their service during National Nurses Week at the VA hospital and ACC, May 7-11, 2018 Loma Linda, Calif. National Nurses Week, which runs from May 6-12, is a week-long celebration anchored by the birthday of Florence Nightingale, who is considered the founder of nursing. This year’s theme is “Nurses: Inspire, Innovate, Influence.”(VA photo by Joseph McKee)
week 27.
random pic that turned out well :) :)
slaine was having a random roll in the grass so i just held my camera up and took a few pics :)
makes me think of this: www.youtube.com/watch?v=FdkfWjrmp98
works been ok this week, saw a pic of a baby shark which was too cute and surprisingly was much cuter than a baby dolphin.....
then i started to think about sharks..... would they eat a crab?! apparently not....
had a very disturbing situation sat when a woman decided that instead of asking me to move, she decided to press her belly against my back and almost choke me with her BO... not cool lady, not cool :(
spent my day off with nanny, mum and nanny, had a lovely lunch and the usual random conversation ;)
had a lovely meal sat with the family and eileen and jim :)
EP Project Week 35/52 ~ "Fruit"
So I was testing a prop in front of this backdrop and decided to do the weeks theme. So how do a camera and an apple tie in together to this weeks theme you ask? Nothing, nada, zilch! Just thought the apple looked lonely so I added the camera. LOL
Hope everyone is enjoying your LONG Labor Day weekend.
Hugs to all
Irela
xoxoxo
Week 3 of 52 week challenge. Lit with 3 lights (Camera Left 1/32 Softbox, Right 1/64 Softbox, Back Right 1/64 Stripbox), All flashes where Bowens Gemini 400R. Triggered Wirelessly via radio trigger and slave modes.
This week's theme was "motion" and I couldn't believe how difficult it was to take this photo. I had spent all week thinking about different possibilities and none of those photos turned out how I had wanted them to. It wasn't until today that I came up with this...I was sitting in my friend's garage helping her make a table when it had started raining outside. Initially I tried capturing the raindrops hitting the ground, but it was just not working out. Just when I was about to give up entirely I stuck my hand out to catch some of the water falling off of the garage. I thought, "Hmm, that's pretty cool looking." So my friend, Magan stuck her hand under the water for me and I snapped this photo. I'm sure it is a cliche photo of movement, but I am happy with it. :)