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Voici quelques photos prises lors de la chasse au trésor du 24 juin, mais qui ne fait pas partie de celle-ci.
Here's a few pictures taken during June 24's scavenger hunt, but that were not part of it.
Looking East along Cleveland St towards the cnr of Nickson St (at left), the Bourke St intersection is in backround - 1950s & 2007.
The council's tree planting campaign in the 1980s seems to have paid off. Again trams have been replaced with traffic.
The driveway on the right of the modern pic is for the 24 hour BP service centre (former food Plus) on Cleveland St.
Each day at the backrounds! Brad Pitt as well as Angelina Jolie’s 7-year-old boy, Knox, got his dad all for you to himself on Wednesday, Aug. 30, in the event the two hit up the MotoGP World Champion in Northampton, Britain, sans Jolie and all of those other couple’s brood, which...
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First off. sorry about the backround, I usually photograph with a white backround, but this was too wide ;). Anyways do you like it? So yeah pretty much the NVA set up an ambush for this frequently used US army route. Back right. Full set here
On Display at the Monthly Northland Cruise Night in North Kansas City, Mo. on June 13, 2009.
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from a recent christening photoshoot at my studio :-D (garage hehe). cam info: 1/60 f4@ iso 100 (should have raised that so neednt dodge later on PS). strobist info: two yongnuo behind subjects left and right 1/1 shot on white shit behind and standing on one :). please commend any advise welcome. shot keeping in mind ZARIAS blog: www.zarias.com/white-seamless-link-for-photoshop-world/
The backround is taken from their official website www.howtodestroyangels.com The lyrics of "The Space in Between" added by me.
It looks like a studio pic, with a white backround and some light sources but in fact this was taken in the middle of the street. I put her in the narrow shadow line along the wall of a house and the strong midday sun did the rest. I love her shiny eyes...you can even see the blue sky and some clouds reflecting into them. My first impression was that I hadn't a good pic of her because she was too flattered and some times she had a scary expression on her face. But I was surprised once at home reviewing the shots...so here we go.
She is spanish and comes from Pontevedra...my anomymous face collection is still growing.
In the backround: The home we re-built for the "guardian" of the property and his family. He has lived on this undeveloped property for 14 years, and his "home" was little more than a shanty-like shack.
In the tradition of caring for my employees, we re-built him a better place to live!
Note that contruction costs are VERY low!
The government claims power will be there in 2007. A road is being constructed part-way to the locale. Sadly, the government is notoriously SLOW!
I am saving money for a generator, hopefully solar powered. They are cheaper in Peru than in the US (a rare occurence!). However I have lived in the jungle before without power (we use kerosene lamps at night and a small gas stove for cooking). Additionally, we have conducted plenty of animal clinics in the jungle without the benefit of electricity.
Once a week I'll rent a boat to bring in non-perishable supplies, including large 5 gallon bottles of filtered water.
I will save money on rent, build a bigger animal refuge, and maintain 1 acre of nature trails for the community and their pets, and have more housing for volunteers and access to more remote communities. The total property is 2.2 acres and is on the banks of the Rio Itaya. I purchased with my own money for $1600. Since it is prime property on the water it should appreciate. I donated the property to Amazon CARES (that is where MOST of my money goes, but I am not complaining, as I am doing what makes me happy!)
We will still maintain our in-town Veterinary Clinic, but hope to have a satellite clinic here as well. The tiny jungle community of "Cabo Lopez" has no power, plumbing, or roads! We are installing a water tower to collect rainwater, and we are installing plumbing as well in the main house (where I will live with volunteers).
Learn more at www.amazoncares.org or www.amazoncaresblog.com!