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Parcel boxes and wrapping paper always provide new entertainment for all cats.
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For Mother’s Day, my daughter gave me a light box—with interchangeable colored backdrops! I absolutely love it. I used to rely on cardstock and flashlights, so this is a big upgrade!
I came across this ornate box turtle sitting by the side of the trail. Happily it posed for me for a while before it ambled off into the woods. It's not a species I see often...
Do you remember their ship? Pirates finally found the treasure they were looking for. :-)
For the group:
Exploration of the present day human condition and behavior as reflected in the lifeless world of mannequins and store windows. As beautiful as it seems from a visual perspective, there is an ever-present reminder of the lack of emotions, and an almost surrealistic belief of happiness and pleasure derived from the material world. Trapped in a well-conceived, visually stimulating box, these mannequins exude spiritual bliss, presenting a paradoxical interpretation of reality.
Something easy-just need some practice...ha,ha!
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south of joshua tree national park, this scenic highway winds its way across the san andreas fault line and down to the toxic shores of the salton sea
the canyon regularly washes out as flash floods from storms around the park cascade down the valley, the road here has new pavement from a 2018 flood and was completely destroyed again in march of 2020, just days after shooting this (and camping here)
i will be gone for several weeks, back into the southwest as a favourable window of opportunity opens for some spring camping
I've been known to lay in the middle of the road to take a turtle photo. It's how I can tell how much my husband loves me. He hasn't let me get run over yet.
Red box
Inside this little red box is a small and very precious porcelain fairy...a wonderful little keepsake. SEE THE FAIRY IN THE FIRST COMMENT BOX.
This little fairy (3" tall) was made by my very dear friend Glad who is sadly no longer with us. This special fairy always has pride of place on our Christmas tree.
Glad used to teach the art of producing and decorating porcelain dolls, she used to call her pupils her 'dolly ladies'. It must have been a fantastic class to attend because Glad was so full of fun, such a jolly lady and a lover of art...all 4ft 11 inches of her!
The Colour Red - theme for macro mondays
26. Keepsake. theme for 116 pictures in 2016
Quand on travaille, quelquel soit la boûite concernée, il y az toujours le moment de sortir les boîtes inutiles.
Et hop ! Dans la boîte !
Camera: Nikon F6
Lens: Nikkor AF S 35mm F/1.8 G FX
Film: Kodak Portra 400
Developer: Lab
Scanner: Lab
Software: Camera Raw
These two red K6 phone boxes designed by Sir Giles Gilbert Scott have stood in St. Peters Square since the 1950’s. They were initially located on Library Walk, between the Library Theatre and Town Hall Extension. In 2013 they were temporally remove to be fully restored to working order and returned in 2014 to the location where they now stand; Central Library in the background. They were removed as part of plans to transform St. Peter’s square. The boxes are protected after being given listed status by English Heritage. They now stand empty, phones removed, vandalised and the doors welded shut; so much for their listed status. But they are so iconic that hundreds of people still take pictures of them and are quite often used in wedding photographs; even in this poor state. As they stand today they are completely covered in stickers and look a horrible mess so I have tried to clean them up slightly in PS.
Wilbur shoots Box Canyon from the pedestrian bridge. The river below carved a narrow fissure over 180 feet deep in bedrock.
Happy Fence Friday!
Taken on my most recent visit to the National Botanic Garden of Wales, it really is a wonderful place. The building in the background is home to the restaurant/gift shop & Oriel gallery HBM!
More information here botanicgarden.wales/
I am slightly under the weather with a cold plus my granddaughter has been visiting for few days, so please forgive my lack of Flickr comments.
Photo 37/100 : My 100x photos this year will all feature benches or chairs.
Original box containing a micrometer. Borrowed from my husband's work shop.
'Label' for 'Macro Mondays'
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