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Glenmore Reservoir, frozen over, with downtown Calgary in the background.
Taken a little off the beaten path at Heritage Park.
The Highest equinoctial spring tide today 10.22 meters at New Brighton.
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This whole build became to be, because i was proud of the Nuka Cola machine i built... I felt it needed a good scene to show it off in, haha!
I've been wanting to do a city-scape shot for a while, and have recently discovered that "Pick-a-Brick" at Lego shops are a great way of getting lots of useful bricks for cheap.
This made me chuckle. :<D
This sign is on a massive fence that has been put up around the Victorious Festival 2014 site.
Parts of the fence have come from a previous site, and still bear signs like this.
It had been a few hours at the party, and I bumped into an old friend. We talked for a while, and I couldn't help but notice that he changed his look.
I asked, "So what's up with the word Caution on your forehead?"
He said, "Well, I wanted to give everyone to be aware that I have focus, you know? Just that I've got a new gig going on."
He looked over my shoulder then moved closer asking,
"You haven’t seen Cobra Snake around, have you?"
I haven't had much time lately to do any kind of exploring, rural or urban....So combing through the archives it is. This was taken at the now defunct and mostly destroyed Martha Mills. I had several family members that worked here when it was running. It is definately one of the best plaes I've been able to explore.
an appropriate sign in appropriate conditions,
if only there was a rider at the time of my stop . . .
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This bighorn stood still so long, it was almost like it was posing for me. "Is this my good side?" it seemed to be saying.
“Caution is the path to mediocrity."
― Frank Herbert
"Caution", road sign by John Hood, at the Oakland Museum of California.
Originally this was a WET FLOOR sign I saw at my local bank. I noticed the icon seemed a little too celebratory... definitely a candidate for some Photoshop action.
Over the top I know but a little something sparkly and bright to end the year on. Sometimes I enjoy throwing caution to the wind and enjoy taking an image without wondering whether it's right or wrong. It just is what it is.
For Amy's wonderful new N.C.H.E.H. group! This caution tape was on the driveway of one of my neighbours, after a resurfacing job. She was going to throw it away! *shakes head*