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A shot of a piece of drift wood that washed up on Ala Moana park in Honolulu, Hawaii. Across you can see downtown Waikiki and Diamond Head. Thought the piece of wood actually looked like a bone from a Dinosaur.
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Meet the Bone Collector! It arrives to send shivers down your spine this Halloween.
Watch out as it lurks in the darkness, prepared to fill your night with bone-chilling dread.
Who is next?
Wish you all a great Halloween!
All over SE Asia New Year is celebrated in mid April. Years are measured by the Buddhist calendar so it's now 2561.
New year has always been celebrated with water. Cleansing Buddha statues, people and property. That has changed over the years into a massive water-fight.
In Laos the New Year celebration is called Pi Mai and the Laotians take the water fight deadly serious. In Luang Prabang in the North East of the country the water-fight is observed like nowhere else in SE Asia I am told. It lasts for about 6 days and everyone is fair game. It's impossible to leave your lodgings without getting soaked to the bone in 2 minutes.
The only thing to do is drink a load of beer, wrap the camera in a plastic bag and hope for the best.
I wasn't sure which "pose" I like the most so I just tried a bunch of different ones, here's a few others that I liked.
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The Gallery of Paleontology and Comparative Anatomy, a two-floor exhibition hall built in preparation for the 1900 World Fair. It's at the National Museum of Natural History in Paris, France.
I ran the 5K this morning in the Rattle Me Bones race. It is a fund raiser for the Ottawa Hospital Foundation. Because I did a shorter race I was able to get a few photos of the 10K racers coming into the finish line.
I did OK on the race - my back didn't feel too bad so this is good.
The Devil's Tears || Angus & Julia Stone
Some call love a curse,
some call love a thief but she's my home
And she's as much apart for this broken heart,
but see broken bones always seem to mend
I'll taste the devil's tears drink from his soul,
but I'll never give up you I'll taste the devil's tears drink from his soul,
but I'll never give up you
You guys should really listen to Angus & Julia Stone. :)
The griffon vulure, a bird of prey. He looks malignant with his 'angry eyes'.
Griffon Vulture.
Vale Gier.
*Gyps fulvus*
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Bones came home from Vietnam to the streets of St. Paul, MN. He sleeps, eats and exists in the streets. His family has attempted to reintegrate him into family life, but Bones is most content here, surrounded by the accoutrements of his life.
Bit of a classic shot from the Natural History Museum. I was surprised by how big the place was, it seemed like it just went on for ever.
Boato del desfile de moros en Elche a cargo de Masters Ballet. Más fotos en carlosbonetefotografia.blogspot.com.es/
at the nursery. all the neglected statuary, way in the back where no one sees.
Diana Mini, the badly developed roll.
Kete Kesu oder Ke'te Kesu' ist ein Toraja-Dorf in Toraja Utara, Indonesien ca. 10 km südöstlich von Rantepao.
Das Dorf ist eines der Haupttouristenattraktionen in Toraja Utara. Das Dorf besitzt eine Reihe traditioneller Häusern (6 Tongkonan-Häuser und 12 Reisspeicher (Alang)), wobei ein Haus als Museum dient. Daneben ist Kete Kesu für seine Gräber in Felshöhlen und seine an Felswänden hängenden Särge bekannt. Die Gräber befinden sich etwa 50 Meter vom Dorf entfernt und werden teilweise auf über 500 Jahre geschätzt. Einige der traditionellen Särge (Erong) sind wie ein Boot geformt, andere wie Büffel oder Schweine. Es finden sich hier auch Grabstätten von Adeligen und mehr als 20 Menhire.