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SeaCompression 9: Invoking the Muse, the Seattle-Area Burning Man decompression party produced by Ignition Northwest. The event was held at Hangar 30, Sand Point, Seattle WA on October 23rd 2010. I produced the DJ dance area, so that's why most of these pics are from that area. The dance area's lighting was done by Muvment Lighting, the sound was by Team Infinity and decor was done by Eva Luna.
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Our temps have cooled off and fall has arrived. These Begonias don't seem to mind though- they look wonderful.
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Introduced cool-season annual hairy to nearly hairless herbaceous C3 legume with slender, branched and climbing stems. Leaves are divided into 4-16 leaflets and end in tendrils; leaflets are 1-4 mm wide in subspecies nigra and 5-8 mm wide in subspecies sativa. Flowerheads are clusters of 1-4 pea-like flowers in the leaf axils. Flowers are nearly sessile; petals are white, pink or purple and 10-30 mm long. Fruits are bean-like pods 2-8 cm long. Flowers in winter and spring. A native of Europe, it is sown (sativa) and often naturalised (nigra) along roadsides. Suited to loam soils. Provides protein and energy in late winter-early spring and is a low bloat risk. Often sown where soil nitrogen is low to reduce nitrogen fertiliser requirements for following crops. Also sown as a high protein feed with winter grass forages. Best sown early to mid-autumn. Before sowing, graze pastures early to a residue of 8 cm and then direct drill or broadcast seed. Best if grazed hard using strip grazing from about 14 weeks after sowing as it recovers poorly after grazing. Can be seeded into hill country to improve utilisation of low protein forages. Only graze for short periods (e.g., 3-4 days each time) so as not to rapidly destroy growing points.
As featured in Miki Berenyi's "Gutterpress" (1985)
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Sesion en exteriores Maternal de la bella Valentina junto a su esposo Luis. Toda una vida al natural, a la espera de su bebe Valentino.
It was supposed to be finished in 1986, but work was halted after the accident. Then resumed at some point, and finally completely stopped in 1988.
The weather has been hot. Over 40° C and the little Honeyeaters cool off on a ledge next to an AC glass block window in the afternoon.
New Holland Honeyeater (Phylidonyris novaehollandiae ssp. novaehollandiae)
another rare shot that has that "true color spectrum" lighting that doesn't lean overly warm or cool
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On a very, very hot day in the Cotswolds, UK, Billy Jnr. and I decided to cool our sizzling feet in the shallow waters of the beautiful River Windrush which runs through the idyllic village of Bourton on the Water. Bliss – we could have stayed there for hours!
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Cooling down is just as important as warming up and these riders take to the track to cool down by putting in a few "easy" laps. The pace of these folks on a cool down lap would put a lot of riders on the road every day to shame.
This cool classic rod is one I've seen at several car shows over the past several years. I believe it's a 1930 Ford. The background is from a tailgate of a truck I saw at the 2009 World of Wheels Car Show held at Bartle Hall in Kansas City Missouri.
Taylor Studios built and installed a variety of theming elements for the Cool Zoo at the Audubon Nature Institute.
New Orleans, LA
This girl makes me squeal with happiness every time I take pictures of her.
Andei's modeling a super slouchy hat and a sweet brown cardigan. It wasn't what I was planning on for her style, but I think it works too well to be ignored.