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Dark alley...shadows...two thuggish gents...and I'm wearing a Yankees cap in BOSTON with a big a$$ camera around my neck taking photos of these guys. I'm a nominee for a Darwin award.
Cautions.
Formålsløse etablissementer konspiratoriske erklæringer myldrer ud protester maskiner revolutionære partiers farlige utilfredshed,
tendances naturelles corruptions estime ennemis en marche transformation des calculs de la société moyens de contrer contrôles fréquents,
cyfreithiau pŵer arian diwrnod newyn gwallgofrwydd milain gwybodaeth bwerus rhyfeddu materion atmosfferig camgyfieithiadau,
پھر سے جاگنے والے جذبات رائے پتھر برے اساتذہ کو اکھاڑ پھینکنا اچھا ختم ہوا زمین غلط تضادات بدنیتی کے ماڈل گاڑھا ہونے والے تجربات,
Strafen Wege Erforschen von Gesetzen Dialektische Geschichte der Philosophie Unentdeckte Schritte Provozierende Reisen Unendlicher Raum Zerlegungen,
crime cuțite fapte simple căi tăcute stele îndepărtate cărturari glume populare vrăjitoare vinovate vârstă dispreț răbdare pretențioase nave,
強力な慣行大きな手任意のスタイル永久的な火永遠の声珍しい芸術的な計画満足したいたずら欺瞞は前に計り知れない兆候を感じます.
Steve.D.Hammond.
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Floor level in Chester Rows, Chester, Cheshire, England.
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Kodak Portra 160
Fort Cooper State Park, Inverness, FL
"Immediately report alligator sighting in the swimming area to Park Staff"
Doesn't look very wet to me but why take chances.
Photographed with a Leica IIf using a Leitz Summaron 3.5cm f/3.5 lens. The film is Kodak Panatomic-X that expired 3/1963 developed in Beerenol (Rainier Beer).
Entering a massive almond orchard heading for the sun. I saw no tractors! Waterford, California. 9-15-22.
I am not responsible for the consequences if you stare too long! I think this is a classic "Art Deco" lace pattern. Wonder what it is like to look though it from inside. Window in an old Asatian-style home, Blotzheim, Alsace FR. In my set: Dan's Windows. (Dan Daniels)
AHHHH!!! how awesome is this guy! lol
he has such a great face and i never realized his face sculpt is actually asymmetrical!!!!! Awesome!!!!! unless there's something wrong with just mine:P but still i love the asymmetry!!! :P
shame i keep taking out of focus pics!!! lol but i still like this shot :P hes to awesome!!!
The yellow flag at the lifeguard stand means conditions for swimming are a big dodgy, so be careful. Kiev 88cm, CineStill 400D, ECN-2 development.
Sapporo Toll Road, Hokkaido Japan
Mark 8:15
And he cautioned them, saying, “Watch out; beware of the leaven of the Pharisees and the leaven of Herod.”
Photographed on at Puerto Egas on Santiago Island, Galapagos Island, Ecuador
Day 4 of the Galápagos trip
These beautifully-colored crabs stood out dramatically against the black volcanic reefs upon which they were seen. Naturally, this being the Galápagos, where wildlife is protected and one is cautioned to keep a distance from the birds and animals, I had no reason to understand where they may have gotten the nickname, "Sally Lightfoot". But the comments from Wikipedia below, apparently made by John Steinbeck, gives clarity to the name. :-)
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From Wikipedia:
Ecology and behaviour-
This crab lives amongst the rocks at the often turbulent, windy shore, just above the limit of the sea spray. It feeds on algae primarily, sometimes sampling other plant matter and dead animals. It is an agile crab, capable of leaping, and consequently hard to catch. Not considered very edible by humans, it is used as bait by fishermen. It is preyed upon by the Chain moray eel Echidna catenata.
G. grapsus has been observed in an apparent cleaning symbiosis taking ticks from marine iguanas on the Galápagos Islands.
Grapsus grapsus was collected by Charles Darwin during his voyages on HMS Beagle, and also by the first comprehensive study of the fauna of the Gulf of California, carried out by Ed Ricketts, together with John Steinbeck and others. Steinbeck records:
Many people have spoken at length of the Sally Lightfoots. In fact, everyone who has seen them has been delighted with them. The very name they are called by reflects the delight of the name. These little crabs, with brilliant cloisonné carapaces, walk on their tiptoes, They have remarkable eyes and an extremely fast reaction time. In spite of the fact that they swarm on the rocks at the Cape [San Lucas], and to a less degree inside the Gulf [of California], they are exceedingly hard to catch. They seem to be able to run in any of four directions; but more than this, perhaps because of their rapid reaction time, they appear to read the mind of their hunter. They escape the long-handled net, anticipating from what direction it is coming. If you walk slowly, they move slowly ahead of you in droves. If you hurry, they hurry. When you plunge at them, they seem to disappear in a puff of blue smoke—at any rate, they disappear. It is impossible to creep up on them. They are very beautiful, with clear brilliant colors, red and blues and warm browns.
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Man reacts peculiarly but consistently in his relationship with Sally Lightfoot. His tendency eventually is to scream curses, to hurl himself at them, and to come up foaming with rage and bruised all over his chest. Thus, Tiny, leaping forward, slipped and fell and hurt his arm. He never forgot nor forgave his enemy. From then on he attacked Lightfoots by every foul means he could contrive and a training in Monterey street fighting has equipped him well for this kind of battle). He hurled rocks at them; he smashed at them with boards; and he even considered poisoning them. Eventually we did catch a few Sallys, but we think they were the halt and the blind, the simpletons of their species. With reasonably well-balanced and non-neurotic Lightfoots we stood no chance.
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