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Client Back at HQ for his Second Hair System Living The Dream
His First System was October 2015
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San Diego Photo Forum photo shoot. We had kind of a Mad Max theme for this event.
North Shore Yacht Club
Salton Sea
The Yacht Club is actually no longer abandoned as a $3.5 renovation project is in progress. By the end of 2009, the building will reopen as a community and visitor center.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edward_R._Hills_House
It was a muddy and drizzly housewalk night. I have been inside this house at least 6 times. But there were a couple of changes since my last visit. There are now art glass doors separating the back porch from the rest of the house.
The current owners have demolished the old garage and begun a new restoration project for their backyard. They plan to recreate a smaller version of the pergola that used to be there.
my mom crocheted him for me for christmas!!!!! i haven’t posted or even been on flickr for a while… felt wildly uninspired but i’m back!
Title : “Looking back”
Series : On the road to Ashulia
Size : 20” by 36”
Medium : Mixed media on canvas
Price: currently not for sale
The teasing, taunting and sometimes worse that women have to endure while on the roads is a reality in quite a few cities in our world today. I blame cinema and fear of violence for this increase in harassment.
Say No to crimes against women.
This series is inspired by a visit to Ashulia with a couple of friends. Anil Advani captured some great moments on camera, and has generously allowed me to use these images as references. One year and a lot of work later, these people have developed personalities in my imagination and I feel I know them well.
yep, I tried out black again. I might give up on black, I just can't seem to get it right. I do like the form on this one, I need to give this another try but in a brighter color. thanks for looking.
1974 Minolta Hi-Matic FP
38mm Rokkor f2.7 lens
Fully Automatic Exposure
Expired (2005) Fuji NPH 400
Scanned with Epson V600
Edited in Photoshop Elements 9 for Mac
Black and White and Sepia conversion with Silver Efex Pro 2
Jane FTP00004_back
Moses Thomas was a significant figure in the history of the area now known as the City of Whittlesea. Thomas and Ann lived at "Mayfield", Mernda, Victoria.
Photo in oval frame with the inscription: Yeoman Co (photographer) Bourke Street, Melbourne
Back of photo: Hand inscribed: Jane
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www.beatingbackpain.com/lower-back-pain-lumbago.html
Lower back pain is a rather familiar malady among adults and has little preference regarding age or sex of an individual. In other words, it can strike most anyone.
Anthus hodgsoni. This pippit is an extreme rarity in California possibly the 2nd recorded sighting ever! Originally found by a great birder, Jeff Bray on Saturday Nov 1. www.flickr.com/photos/crispystatic/
Beer: A Genuine Collection of Cans is a photography book from Chronicle Books which beautifully showcases nearly 500 vintage beer cans.
Back cover of: Stuart Cloete: The fiercest heart.
Cardinal edition 1961.
Movie tie-in starring Stuart Whitman, Juliet Prowse, Ken Scott, Raymond Massey and Geraldine Fitzgerald.
Photographed at the 24th Annual Ansar Shrine Classic Car Unit Car Show in Lincoln Park, Springfield, Illinois on June 10, 2012.
Please visit my collection of Motor Vehicles on Flickr where you will find over 10,000 car and truck photos organized in albums by model year, manufacturer, vehicle type, and more. This project, which began in 2008, continues to expand with new material added daily.
“Sometimes you have to look back to see how far we have come” -unknown
Looking back, 2014 was a great year but looking forward to more fun 2015.
Back cover of: John Horne Burns: The gallery.
Bantam Books 1953 (4th printing).
Cover art by Harry Schaare.
This is fuckin' BADASS!!! Whatever this is waited above an entrance to my clothesline pole (where there is a hornets nest in which I was about to spray) and I saw this thing go after one. Caught it, flew back onto the cross pole and went about eating it. Just for comparison, that is a full grown hornet it has underneath it. I would have to guess that it is the size of my thumb.
Update: It is a Robber Fly (Dasylechia atrox)
A backlit portrait of Delphine, natural light. Good thing there was some sunshine this day, not seen much of it since 2012..
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The Class of 2019 marched back from Camp Buckner, Monday, Aug. 10, 2015 completing Cadet Basic Training. The New Cadets and cadre passed parents, family and community members as they marched down Washington Road crossing in front of the Superintendent's House - Quarters 100 and then to the apron in front of Washington Hall. They will begin the process of reorganizing into their academic year companies today. Congratulations to the Class of 2019 (and families)!
I visited this town on the 30 th May 2010, on my way back to Bangkok from Pattaya. This time I used a taxi driver I did not know. He had been arranged by a travel agent opposite the hotel I stayed at in Pattaya which was the Bay Breeze Hotel, 503/2 Pattaya 2nd Road Soi 11, Pattaya City 20150. I always feel unsure when using a new driver, especially this one he was younger than normal and his car had seen better days. However this view changed of him during the trip. He turned out to be alright looking after us on the journey back. We arrived in Sri Racha town about 90 minutes after leaving Pattaya.
Si Racha is a town located on the east coast of the Gulf of Thailand, about 120 kilometres south east of Bangkok located within Amphoe Si Racha in the province of Chonburi. The municipality was created as a sub district municipality in 1945. In 1995 the sub district municipality was upgraded to a town municipality. The Thai spelling is Sri Racha or Si Racha is a transliteration of the Thai pronunciation attributable to the fact that the double consonant SR does not occur natively in Thai speech so therefore pronounced SEE - RA - CHA.
There are 8 sub districts within this district which are Sri Racha / Surasak / Thung Sukhla / Bueng /Nong Kham / Khao Khansong / Bang Phra and Bowin. The town is famous for its seafood mainly served with a very spicy chilli sauce using the name of Srirachasauce and is sold all over the world. This sauce is made from the paste of chili peppers, distilled vinegar, garlic, sugar, and salt. In Thailand the sauce is called Sot Siracha and sometimes Nam Phrik Siracha . Traditional Thai Sriracha sauce tends to be hotter in taste, and runnier in texture than non - Thai versions. It was said to be created in the 1930’s from the recipe of a Thai housewife named Thanom Chakkapak.
North of the town is the Chinese temple of Wat Koh Loy, located on an island connected to the mainland by a 1.5 kilometre causeway. The temple mixes Thai Buddhists and Chinese icons of worship, including a Buddha's footprint.
The main tourist attractions of Sri Racha are the Zoo’s Khao Khew Open Zoo and Sri Racha Tiger Zoo. I have not yet been to the Khao Khew Zoo but I did visit Sri Racha Tiger Zoo on the 28 th. June 2014. On the day I went to Sri Racha I only had time to visit Koy Loy Park. This park is a local popular attraction along with many other tourist visiting here. There is a large car park for anyone arriving by car or taxi. The importance of this island is the ferry terminal that takes you to Koh Si Chang island, a small island off the coast of Thailand.
While the beaches are not as spectacular as other islands further east and south, such as Koh Samet, tourists can explore the remains of the former royal palace which was built as a summer retreat for King Chulalongkorn. The royal residence was abandoned in 1893 because that was when the French occupied the island during a conflict with Thailand over who would control Laos. This island now has a population of around 4,500, so it’s not large. Getting around here is usually by Tuk-Tuk Motorcycles, be amazed at the weird and wonderful strange motorcycle Samlors unique to Koh Si Chang, these three wheeled motorized rickshaws with powerful automobile or motorcycle engines. These once toured the streets of Bangkok but were banished to Sri Racha many years ago. They can be hired for about 60 Baht an hour to take visitors on a tour of the island.
For groups of tourists a one day, round the island transport package can be arranged at the pier. The charge for a three-wheeled motorized Tuk-Tuk, which will accommodate 5 persons, is around 250 Baht, and for a pick-up truck, which can accommodate up to 10 persons, it is about 500 Baht. Or you can use a Motorcycle by far the most popular way to get around the island. Renting a motorcycle, usually priced at around 300 Baht a day. While there are a few steep hills, the island is easily navigated by any novice motorcycle driver. Motorcycles can be rented at the pier, or at many guest houses or rental facilities along the main road.
Koy Loy Park has plenty to keep most visitors occupied for a few hours on their way to Pattaya or going the other way back to Bangkok. Plenty of shops, even a large pond filled with turtles you can feed or just watch. The Chinese temple on top of the small hill is worth a visit. The views from this small island make it a beautiful venue for a small picnic. While watching the ferry arrive from Koh Si Chang.
Sri Racha is part of a large district and is blessed with a modern eight lane motorway the Chonburi to Bangkok motorway which had been built connecting the eastern seaboard with Bangkok, as well as to U-Tapao International Airport. It is the only airport in Thailand to have direct flights to the South of the country, therefore missing out Bangkok. The older Sukhumvit road goes through downtown Sri Racha to Chonburi and Pattaya, but is often congested, as is usually the situation on roads down to Pattaya.
Designer: Eric Gjerde
Diagram: Origami Tessellations book by Eric Gjerde
Paper: Wyndstone Marble; 32-grid hexagon
I love the design of this side!
Sanbona reserve boasts a number of very rare white Rhinoceros. To view them from a few meters away is nerve wrecking as they are HUGE up close!