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Went to the mall today and this caught my eye in Penny's shoe section. Love the vibrant colors.
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A newish BNSF EMD SD70ACe leads a southbound coal train through Converse Junction in Wyoming’s Powder River Basin on June 18, 2015.
Rocket Thrower Statue, Flushing Meadows Corona Park, Queens, New York
This is where the red Converse from yesterday was hanging.
If you still can't find it, see the note.
View the detail shot on Red Converse
yeah, another converse picture. i don't really like converse shots that much, but i'm not the most creative person, and i'm just trying to catch up on my 365. whatever.
I am the typical collector: I won't rest until I get what I want.
It took me a while to put this collection together, but now it is complete and I finally can move on to something else! :)
My last addition was OTS converse, the first in line.
Das Bild zeigt die Füße einer Person, die auf einem Skateboard steht. Die Person trägt einen Schuh im Stil eines Sneakers mit hochgekrempeltem Schaft, der auf dem Board platziert ist. Das Skateboard liegt auf einem glänzenden, dunklen Boden.
Wish the focus was just a bit more to the left, but that's okay, because I still really love this shot. I think I have a bit of a shoe/leg/foot fetish for photos. Could be worse!
Pentax ME, 50mm 1.7 400ISO
Butterflies of summer # 10
Compared to yesterday's well-camouflaged Grayling flic.kr/p/2nApDfK Peacock butterflies (Aglais io) use a very different strategy to deter predators. Whilst the Grayling usually settles with wings closed during warm daylight hours, when a Peacock is settled in similar conditions, the butterfly is often seen with wings open. A spectacular pattern of eyespots have evolved to startle or confuse predators.
A story! During an early morning 0700 foray to check amphibian survey buckets, I was startled to find a Peacock roosting in one. It was far too cold for the insect to fly but it furiously flashed those wing spots at me. If I had been a predator, I would indeed have backed off!
Currently they're sampling my shoe, which means that if they get enough orders, then they will actually manufacture it! Isn't that fantastic. Keep your fingers crossed for me :)
More about this at my blog
Number 1 in a series of 5 for york & nihi's group called "art recipes". This is the original in my sketchbook. You might have seen a coloured verion of it posted here previously.