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These impressive falls can be seen from the overlook (where I took this photo) or from the end of the gorge trail at the bottom (www.flickr.com/photos/aleadam/22333698393/)
According to my wife, this photo has the shape of a heart. Go figure that...
Another picture of my Wife's beautiful garden with a little artistic touch by me :) A picture is my reward to her for her hard work all year long :) This picture may not look like part of my wife's garden :) but it is a yard ornament in her garden :)
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The Years Don't Wait - Chris Stapleton
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I Can't Stop Loving You - Teddy Swims ft Miley Cyrus
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Bad Choices and Wrong Turns - Morgan Wallen
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Choosin' Texas - Ella Langley
We can just stay here in this minute
Lose all track of time
Let the world spin on without us for a while
The tulip leaves are just poking out of the ground a few inches in Pella, so my wife and I stopped at a few of the shops on the town square to "help make Pella green". Of course, we had to visit the Jaarsma Bakery to grab a snack and a few other goodies.
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It was a sunset that my wife and I went for a walk on the shore of the Drzewiczka River. We have maybe 400 m to the lagoon from the house. Walking slowly on the shore, literally in 15 - 20 minutes I took several dozen photos, from which I will be selecting photos to be displayed on Flickr for a long time. Every few dozen meters the light changed in a magical and unique way, creating unique images.
Drzewiczka river , HDR, hand held .
My wife and I went on a hike seeking this view but were misinformed about the length. What we expected to be about a 4.5 mile hike ended up being nearly double that, with several false summits. Still, once we finally got to this point, it all felt worth it. A great overlook at the top of John Rock in Pisgah National Forest, looking out at one of the most famous local features, Looking Glass Rock.
This is a stitch of 9 photos. I noticed Flickr is presenting a really small view of this image for some reason. Presumably something to do with width constraints. The original, very large image is viewable here.
Love you my dear :)
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If you've known much about me for the last few months, you know at least a little bit about my wife. So I thought I'd take the time, and this lovely photo, to rave about her a bit (what better raving subjects than the ones we love, right?).
Not only is she an amazing photographer, especially for a "beginner" of sorts, but she is just an overall amazing person. Sometimes I am just blown away by the compassion she has, even when it sometimes becomes more than I can handle...in particular, her love of animals is something that astounds me every day. She'll be the first to tell you I get frustrated by it some days, but even in frustration I understand her love for those who are virtually helpless without us. Since we moved into our current apartment, she had been helping another neighbor take care of several of the strays in our complex. When those people moved out, they actually left 2 of their own cats behind, which Liina has been keeping an eye on also. Our main little buddy, Hunter has been limping a bit the last few days off and on, and this morning we took him to get checked out...when my wife thanked me, i realized how such a small thing that doesn't have any direct effect on her own life can make such a huge impact on her.
Through all the good times, and more importantly through all the bad, and really bad, times, she has been there right by my side and I must rave about her for that...she is my true love.
My write up on photographing the new Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas here
On the weekend of November 20-21, 2010, I was invited to photograph the new Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas prior to their opening December 15, 2010 in Las Vegas NV.
This set of images represents my efforts that weekend to showcase this newest resort property opening up on the Las Vegas Strip. Thanks to David Scherer from The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas for showing me around, to Miiko Mentz at Katalyst Films for helping to arrange the shoot, and to my wife for modeling for me.
To learn more about The Cosmpolitan of Las Vegas, check out their website here or their Facebook page here.
This Rustic Sourdough bread, made by my wife has just come out of the oven and if we had sound, you would hear it crackling. Cant wait for lunch, with some strong cheese, tomatoe and onion, MMMMM....
Got these for my wife but I couldn’t pass up a photo. Shot this with Vivitar Series 1 70-210mm f2.8. It’s the Komine version. On a Nikon D800 DSLR
Sitting alone in my cabin on a winter day, darkness settling in by 4:30 p.m. and the temperature at -20°F, I started looking through photos taken over the years. It’s good therapy for me. I get to relive all the trips my wife and I took together. I found this photo still sitting in the RAW folder, waiting to be processed, so I thought I’d share the story behind it.
There’s a place south of Delta Junction, Alaska that we loved to hike and camp at. On our first road trip together in 2010, as a new couple, we went there. It’s a two-hour drive from the cabin, and we would go between two and three times a month.
On this evening in late July, we decided to take a late stroll. This was before cancer, before Covid—when life was treating us well. Eddie was very fit for her age. She was 64 when this photo was taken, but she looked like she was in her 50s. She could out-hike me and pushed me to keep up. She was an Alaskan through and through.
We came across a cow moose in a pond, browsing on the vegetation just below the water’s surface. She would bend down, stay underwater for about 30 seconds, then come up dripping and chewing away. She kept one eye on us since we were fairly close, but she knew we weren’t a threat. She stayed in the pond eating while we watched her for as long as the mosquitoes allowed.
The evening was warm, calm, with only a few clouds in the sky. Just Eddie, me, and a cow moose—sharing an Alaskan evening together in the wilderness.
Oh, how I miss those days.
For you, my Eddie. My forever love.
Though we decided to make a get together at my house with my French friend Pom' and his family during their visit to Japan, but finally it is a regret that it was not executed due to their serious cold to avoid contamination. But we can exchange some gifts, these are the gifts that Pom's wife CL chosen for me.
Pom'
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私のフランス人のコンタクト(Pom')が来日するに当たって、拙宅に遊びに来ないかと提案しましたが、ひどい風邪を引いて遠慮なさり実現しませんでしたが、私たちはプレゼント(CLというのは彼の奥様でプレゼントを選んで下さった方）を交換しました。
My wife and I headed up to Craggy Gardens late afternoon on 6/4. Clouds and the light was great for scenes facing easterly. Colors were nicely warm and saturated. In just a day, blooms at Craggy Pinnacle have improved.
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A friend asked to see the full length version of this dress so here it.
It's one of those dresses I wouldn't have gone for but my wife picked it out held it up and said that's nice. so in our world that is code for you should buy this :-)
I wasn't sure but for £9.00 I thought why not.
Looks like she knows what's best once again and I should have worn for Saturday night in Manchester but I thought it was too short. funny this is the dress I did wear was probably shorter lol.
The shoes work nicely aswell and guess what? they belonged to my other half until she gave them to me. Happy days :-)
Yeah I have small feet
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Summer vacation with my wife Theresa Jane Brown in Messinia - Μεσσηνία, Peloponnese, Southern Greece.
Taken on July 26, 2018.
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Methoni has been identified as the city of Pedasus, which Homer mentions under the name "ampeloessa" (of vine leaves), as the last of the seven cities that Agamemnon offers Achilles in order to subdue his rage. Along with the rest of Messenia, the town gained its independence from the Spartans in 369 BC.
During the Byzantine years Methoni retained its remarkable harbor and remained one of the most important cities of the Peloponnese.
The castle of Methoni is a medieval fortification which occupies the whole area of the cape and the southwestern coast to the small islet that has also been fortified with an octagonal tower and is protected by the sea on its three sides. The Venetians built on the ancient battlements and added on and repaired it during both periods that they occupied the castle.
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Vergelegen (Dutch: “remotely situated”) is a historic wine estate in Somerset West, in the Western Cape province of South Africa.
The estate was settled in 1700 by an early Governor of the Cape, Willem Adriaan van der Stel and modelled on wealthy estates in Europe of the time.
Van der Stel used the resources of his employer, the Dutch East India Company, to improve the estate, and in 1706 a number of free burghers at the Cape drew up a formal memorandum complaining about van der Stel’s illegal activities – one of the complaints being that he was neglecting his duties in town spent too much time at his estate, now just a 45 minute drive on motorways from the Castle of Good Hope, but then a long day’s journey. One can sympathise with van der Stel – although the architecture and gardens here aren’t quite original, having been significantly renovated by the Philips (more below) in the early 20th Century, this must have been paradise in those days.
This memorandum contains some of the earliest images and descriptions of the estate. As a consequence of the free burghers’ complaints, van der Stel and other officials were sacked, and three-quarters of the original Vergelegen estate was sold off, drastically reducing the size of the property.
In 1798 the estate was sold to the Theunissen family, who planted extensive vineyards and concentrated on the production of grapes until an infestation by the phylloxera louse in the late nineteenth century wiped out most of Vergelegen’s grape production.
In 1917 Vergelegen was purchased by the millionaire mine magnate Sir Lionel Phillips as a present for his wife Florence. She remodeled aspects of the house and planted the magnificent gardens, but removed the few remaining acres dedicated to grapes.
Following the death of Lady Phillips the estate was purchased by the Barlow family, and Charles “Punch” Barlow oversaw the reintroduction of limited planting of grapes. However, by the time Anglo American bought the property from Barlow’s son in 1987, no grapes were being cultivated.
Anglo American concentrated on the production of high-quality wines from Vergelegen. The first vintage under the company’s stewardship was harvested in 1992. Within ten years the estate was recognised as producing some of South Africa’s finest wines, with the cabernet sauvignon blend Vergelegen, single-vineyard cabernet sauvignon Vergelegen V and semillon/sauvignon blanc blend Vergelegen White regularly achieving a maximum five stars in John Platter’s annual Guide to South African Wines.
Vergelegen’s Cape Dutch house, gardens and winery are open to visitors. Interesting features of any visit include a trip up the mountain to the winery plant, and a walk under the vast Camphor laurels (Cinnamomum camphora) planted by Willem van der Stel in about 1705 which have been declared a protected provincial heritage site. The winery is uniquely shaped in an octagon form that is mirrored on the vineyard’s labels.
This description incorporates text from the English Wikipedia.