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Look at those guns. This bee is buff. And that hair... I can't help but call it the "Chad Bee". Do you even lift bro?
Chad is one of several red-breasted nuthatches in the backyard who will feed out of your hand. If you don't have peanuts readily available for him, he will land on you until you have a peanut in your hand for him, which he will scoop up and fly away. He will also peek into the patio door to show that he is around so that you can give him a peanut. The joys of birding :-)
I had such a fun session with Chad & Patrick last night. Lots of laughs were had. They've been married now for almost 5 years, and they're the sweetest couple. This is a sneak peek at their session : )
One Tree Hill
"Pilot" (Episode #100)
Image # OT100-4701
Pictured: Chad Michael Murray as Lucas
Photo Credit: © The WB/Fred Norris
It doesn't look much but I've admired this view all of my life. For many years I used to pass here on my way to work, very often with the sun rising over the far horizon. The church is St. Chad's which was re-built in 1543 although a church has been on that site for many years previous. The white cottage nearest to the church was once the Blue Bell pub. The whole terrace is now one residence. If you look carefully you may be able to spot headstones on the crest of the field (it's a big graveyard. Well I suppose it would be given how long the church has been here). Taken with my phone so lacking a little detail.
James Brandon Lewis Quartet - 07.07.2022 - Jazzit Musik Club Salzburg
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Besetzung:
James Brandon Lewis: tenor sax;
Aruán Ortiz: piano;
Brad Jones: bass;
Chad Taylor: drums;
…….Went to Shrewsbury today, fairly quiet and all very bright - nice to be dry (and not flooded!!!) Views of St Chads can be had in many a back street in town but this one I’d not noticed before! So I made this my #064 shot of the day, taken on my phone in Apple RAW & edited in Lightroom. Alan:-)
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This used to be the 6th largest lake on Earth. Can you believe it? Now, lake Chad is a desert. #BlueDot
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Credit: ESA/NASA
Chad Yard soldiers on. Despite the incredibly low traffic levels on this end of the Poor Fork Branch, I was fortunate to shoot an empty train tied down at Chad. This train had been staged to head back down the branch to load at NRG.
St Chad's Roman Catholic Cathedral, seen through the concrete and rebar of the part-built Snow Hill development. 6th April 2009.
If I have a walk around Shrewsbury I'm almost always drawn to a wander in the churchyard of St. Chad's.
I met Chad Michaels last Friday. She loved my cartoon and told he she was using it as her phone wallpaper! So starstruck! We've been Tweeting each other since. Haha.
A couple of my buddy Chad up in the catwalk @ Credit Union Centre. He wanted to get a shot right above the net shooting down. These work just as well in B&W as they do in colour, IMHO!
I positioned a light right behind him so he'd be rim lit...
Here's the kind of shot he was getting...
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He's not doing a macro of the steel beam, there's a hole in it allowing a shot straight down.
one of our Phoot Camp assignments was to shoot a portrait of the person sitting to our left during the first night's fireside intro's. i was fortunate enough to be sitting at the right hand of God himself here and could not resist having Chad open up his sleeping quarters for me
Mother and child visiting a health center inside a refugee camp in Chad. This center sees about 150 people daily (about 600 people per week) and the majority of them are children. The most common illnesses are diarrhea, pulmonary infections, eye infections, skin diseases and of course malaria. Photo: Daniel Cima/International Federation (p-TCD0110)
To find out more, go to www.ifrc.org.