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This guy I talked to for some time and then asked if I I could take his photograph. I also said I might upload it to Flickr...and then told him a little about Flickr!
He just smiled and took this pose...
Grey squirrel trying to figure out how to break into a bird feeder at RSPB Lochwinnoch - and he was successful later!
"Mornings are for coffee and contemplation."
Jim Hopper - Stranger Things
....which is something Vin takes very seriously. So I don't bother him upon waking up. Instead I sneaky sneak pictures like this to show the morning adorbs as he has his coffee and contemplation time. *nods*
Dill can be the most serious girl at times! She does her own thing, including living in and out of our protective cat fence. We worry all the time, but we cannot seem to contain her. ^..^
Down by the riverside.
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Agnes Obel - Riverside
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A male Dartford Warbler taken in Suffolk last year.A beautiful little bird and we have a good population down here in the South West so will be hopefully trying to track them down in the next week or so.
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GNARLY: something extremely heavy or serious. Also used simply as “gnar.” As in “whoa dude, that bone crushing wipe out was totally gnar!” ~ Corky Carrol, Surfing Eloquence #3
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Shot at White Mesa Arch in Arizona.
Some of you my have noticed my absence lately and I feel the need to explain myself for my lack of participation here on Flickr. No I haven't jumped ship and moved to instagram, I barely use any of my other social media outlets. During the month of October I had scheduled to shoot three weddings to make some extra cash for shooting, which lead me too a realization after editing 8000 wedding photos. I thought that I wanted to make a living on the road shooting landscapes full time, but it turns out that I don't really want to give up all of my earthly possessions, I still want to come home and relax on a large comfortable sofa and sleep in a California King size bed and workout in the garage or mow the lawn or most of all, having a solid income to spend while out shooting. Things that I have taken for granted over the last two years. I found that I would rather work a 9-5 job and enjoy a comfortable living and then shoot on the weekends, that way I can focus on the shooting and worry about the business stuff later. I greatly admire those that have followed that path, to sacrifice so much for their passion is commendable but in my opinion the sacrifice is too great. A plan like that requires a single individual and I'm married so that equation will never-ever work as a married man. So I will continue to be a weekend warrior. It's much more enjoyable that way and as a bonus I can keep my wife. Hehe. :-)
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If you do visit LLL.org check out the panorama at the top, Wayne Pinkston took that shot of me at the Racetrack Playa in Death Valley. Thanks Wayne!!
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