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Grand Rapids, Michigan flickr group photowalk with RM Stratton (rick) and Rolling Photos (adam). Tonight my focus was on colors, shapes, lines and bokeh. This also meant shooting with my 50mm lens... Good Times!
I have been a long time fan of Counting Crows so suffice to say when I had the chance to photograph them I jumped at it. I was limited to only shoot from the side of the stage, which kept at a distance from the band, but I didn't care I was shooting Counting Crows... squee...
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October ScrapFIT sketch challenge.
Blogged: onescrappydoctor.blogspot.com.au/2012/10/the-story-of-pro...
“I hope he tells you tonight.”
“I wouldn’t count on it,” Alice said. Her reflection in the window showed a too-thin woman in a tattered dress and a moth-eaten sweater. “No, I wouldn’t count on it at all.”
Trinny sagged momentarily, but recovered at the sight of a bolt of flowered cotton just inside the store. “That would make a lovely dress, don’t you think? Oh Alice, he’d just adore it!”
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Original, signed, mixed-media collage on cardboard with decorative paper, scraps of moth-eaten silk, and sixteen World War II ration stamps from a book that once belonged to a woman named Alice Louise Shipley.
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Sarah Ghiorse, of NewMexicoWomen.Org, speak during the panel discussion on women's economic security and child well-being.
ice can be nice, but not when it's raining from the sky, i've decided.
the ice storm that moved through here yesterday was nasty. plain and simple. it coated everything outside: plants, trees, cars, individual blades of grass...it was simply incredible.
our big tree out front couldn't quite handle the added load of all the ice, and it finally dropped a massive limb at lunch time. the limb hung over our porch, right outside our daughter's window. luckily, instead of dropping straight down, it kind of rolled away from the house. one branch scraped up our vinyl siding, popping a few holes in it, but none bigger than a couple of fingers. another caught the gutter in one place and bent it out, but i think we can pound it back into place.
all in all, we're quite blessed. the weather looks like it will even get a little sunny tomorrow, so things are looking up.
Counting Crows guitarist. Performing with Counting Crows, Michael Franti and Spearhead, and Augustana on 8/14/2009 at the St Augustine Amphitheater.
I love how he's standing in the warm red light, staring into the cold blue...
Conzano nel Monferrato, Villa Vidua, home of Count Carlo Vidua.
Count Carlo Vidua (Casale Monferrato, 28.02.1785 – Ambon, 25.12.1830) traveller, collectors, bibliophile and explorator. At Conzano nel Monferrato is possible to visit his house, usually opened for expositions.
We had the bar almost all to ourselves until midnight. Except for this guy who only sang Counting Crows and who appeared to be alone. Not that I'm judging.
Saw the Counting Crows perform in Dallas last night & all I can say is PHENOMENAL! This was the 5th time I've seen them live & it very well could be the best performance thus far. I look forward to many more. Here they are singing the song Miami from the Hard Candy album.