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Mademoiselle Eden is wearing jeans from Earth Angel Eden Blair, top is from an OOAK DB fashion, cardigan is Dagamoart, handbag is Little Day Ensemble Véronique Perrin. Earring are JamieShow.
The Hungarian pavilion which was next to the UK one at Expo Milano 2015. When I visited it in May, there wasn't much inside except for a big hall with a grand piano (perhaps for recitals of music by Liszt) and many framed photographs on the walls.
The Inn at the Pier in Pismo Beach has an old-fashioned wooden look, but at street level it has a nice looking stone wall, as seen here, seemingly without cement between the flat bricks, because it is actually just a thin layer of stone cladding in front of cinder blocks. I assume that the “wood” above it is actually vinyl cladding...
Clad in white it was gracefully jumping, under an empty yellow castle, in a beach whose sea always is violent, I never knew a time when it hadn't a red flag cautioning to not enter too deep; makes its violence somewhat boring. Except of course for those that fell into it.
I loved the bokeh on this shot. It is a bit busy, but it has such a warm feel to it that I just had to tweak it and upload it.
The only adjustments to this image were sightly increased contrast and 100% sepia... and a crop.
Most of the fences behind the Mundt barn are on the way down. Here is another in the series from the Mundt farm but toward the Rockies. I suppose they thought that the corrugated iron would help protect the barn. This shows the confounding skies that I encountered. Here behind the barn, I found better fencing although none of the corrals could contain live stock. Only dead stock! The Mundt barn and the Meining barn, west on county road #4, were built by the same contractor and both north of the Little Thompson river. Both families were related through marriage. There are more possibilities than the Mundt barn out here. I think that I see another shack toward the mountains. Time to investigate. I found several prizes.
eDDie always finds barns for my agricultural collections. I have passed this place any number of times and it usually had a large dump bin in the view of the barn. This was shot north of Logmont and the barn. The place is about as abandoned as the fences.
A great sky showed up for a while and I raced north but could have found better skies an hour earlier. Any sky dictated a day of trolling around Mundt with the camera. There have been too many blank and milk skies lately. Still, better than India's new all-time record high temperature — 123.8 Kochistan degrees. These are the Rockies but will fill with folks from Miami and New Orleans with really wet foot ware. Too bad that we are locked in now. Kiss it good bye.
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Castres, South of France, April 2025
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From my archives ... a stitched panorama of the Port of Seattle with a snow-clad Mt. Rainier backdrop, ferry, and lenticular cloud hovering. Shot in December 2013.