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Captured on the IC 7002 service to Auckland when it headed through Foxton on SH1 without turning off, having no pickups or setdowns at the Main St., Foxton, stop.
Wanted to capture the movement of the feet by attaching small flashlights to his feet.
Unfortunately they didn't shine as bright as I was hoping, but ended up with a pretty decent shot.
Ah well, I'll try it again another time, with some damn bright lights!
Every once in a while, roadside stops yield the greatest surprise! Artist Kevin Beck was pulled over in Big Bend National Park, capturing the beauty of the area on his canvas, and was kind enough to allow me to photograph him at work. His paintings can be seen at kevinbeck.com/ .
Colorado Street Bridge, Pasadena, CA
Another fun Meet Up with the Los Angeles flickr group - more photos here www.flickr.com/groups/lagroup/discuss/72157622051135058/
For the life of me, I couldn't figure out where all of my chocolate had disappeared to. I was almost certain that I had not eaten it, but it was most certainly GONE! Since I did not think I had eaten it, I figured that someone else had. I looked closely around the chocolate bowl and saw tiny footprints. I could see the footprints because they were all chocolatey. I decided to set a trap to catch the little beggar and wouldn't you know, I caught this adorable little fairy. Of course, she denied stealing my chocolate, but I caught her red-handed, or should I say chocolate-handed!
Once I got over the shock of learning of my chocolate thief, I became quite attached to this sweet fairy. Be sure to have plenty of chocolate around for her. She will really appreciate it!
Capturing timeless moments was shot after leaving the Island of St Kilda to sail through the stacks.
March 11 - Capture the Cure, balding for dollars! About 30 or so students and teachers volunteered to shave their heads or cut 6+ inches of hair to raise money for cancer. Ms. Lee, our math teacher, volunteered to shave her head!
This weekend I went to a friend's wedding in Destin, Florida. The bride's grandma just bought a digital camer,a after only using film her whole life. She was following me around, asking questions and making sure she was getting the right shots. We had tons of laughs and fun, she was the life of the party.
We could not use full names for fear of intimidating the viewers of this yearbook.
Also, to maintain the highest level of professionalism, Trebuchet was used as the font.
Exhibition of sculptures from pole to pole. Material is marble and glass.
Artist: Torild Storvik Malmedal.
Visiting Trondheim December 2015.