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two things were different today down at the pier.
1stly I had a fellow photographer along with me, Bern and me had a blast out snappin from Down Cathedral, to Saul, quick nip into Comber, then nipped down to dee and then back into Belfast to drop Bern off at the station. Gotta love those wet skies in dee, even if our cameras got a bit of a soakin' and I have to say thanks for lunch bern! next time it's on me!
2ndly.... where's the boat gone to??? think that ifido one is sailing along the coast with his bottle of JD's, boobs in the water and buttons meaowing to get home again!!!!
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I was lying in bed and had this plus a similar image in my head so I had to lay it out to try a shot the next day! A bit wacky but good symmetry.
Somebody planted a bunch of Cosmos next to the Greenway at Baxter Creek Gateway Park. They seem to be lasting better than the ones at Fairmont, which is great because the insects love these flowers.
It's Saturday morning, November 1, 2008... the last days of this election campaign, some are feeling worn out and are concerned to say they just can't give anymore... then there is an event like today that was so different, so refreshing and invigorating... Danny Devito, Rhea Perlman and Jon "Bowzer" Bauman toured Southeast Florida venues, encouraging people to vote early for Barack Obama, for people to get out the early vote for Barack Obama and to get out the vote on election day itself for Barack Obama. What was really amazing was that Devito, Perlman and Bowzer ended their events by actually driving people to the polls to vote if they had identified themselves as not having voted yet. So, after leaving the Cocowood Lakes Clubhouse, the carpool rock-n-rolled all the way to the early voting polls at the Public Library on Hagan Ranch Road in Delray Beach.
Standing at 4' 1", Danny DeVito is ten feet tall in my book. He is an actor, director and producer, that we all may best know him from his character, Louie De Palma, on the TV series, "Taxi". You've also seen him in wonderful films like, "Romancing the Stone", "The Jewel of the Nile", "Ruthless People", "Throw Mama From the Train", "War of the Roses", "Other People's Money", "Tin Men", "Twins", "Junior", "Batman Returns", "Renaissance Man", "The Rainmaker", "The Big Kahuna" and his appearnaces on Saturday Night Live. Right now Danny plays the character Frank Reynolds, in the hysterical sitcom "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" on FX which once you take a look at, you'll have so much fun that you'll be hooked. Danny DeVito is also an outspoken Democrat and supporter of the OneVoice Movement, a non-profit organization that strives to empower moderate Israelis and Palestinians to take a more assertive role in resolving their conflict.
Rhea Perlman, an active and outspoken Democrat, has received ten Emmy Award nominations for Best Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series "Cheers", winning the Emmy four times. She starred in the sitcom "Pearl" and was featured in the TV drama "Kate Brasher". Rhea played Jacqueline Kennedy in the TV film "How to Marry a Billionaire: A Christmas Tale", the character Honey in the hilarious film "Canadian Bacon", the grumpy shopkeeper in "Packin It In" and she also played opposite her real-life husband Danny DeVito in the film "Matilda". Right now you can see Rhea Perlman in the role of Bertha in the West End of London, in the comedy "Boeing Boeing".
Jon "Bowzer" Bauman was a recognizable member of the group Sha Na Na, singing barritone as he taunted the audiences while flexing his muscles. Bauman currently tours extensively with his group, Bowzer and the Stingrays, performing at fairs, amusement parks, cruise ships and conventions all over the world. They currently headline "Bowzer's Ultimate Doo-Wop Party."
Talk about inspirational... this event was so out of the ordinary and so special because these incredible celebrities took so much of their time and made so much of an effort to convince undecided voters to get up and go with them to the polls and cast their vote for Barack Obama.
Several impressive stories about women from different walks of life were presented by UN Women, in partnership with the Noosfera Foundation, at the “Woman in Focus” documentary film festival, held 4-6 March 2016 to mark International Women’s Day.
Read more: ow.ly/ZfidM
Photo: UN Women
Says: “Abschalten und umdenken” (“Switch off, rethink”). Blow-up poster by the german environmental ministry BMU. Still hung under former minister Jürgen Trittin, Green party.
(panorami) www.flickr.com/photos/59229948@N07/6836215496/in/set-7215... ovvero come ti stupisco con una semplice levetta (o bottone che sia)
This is not a style of architecture that you associate with El Paso. This is a sports bar on Dyer Street.
Don: You set a high standard of this type of photography. I am just going to have to get up to Albuquerque and learn from a great friend and the master.
Different sizes and densities of sand are washed down a path by a heavy shower. From Whitmoor Common. Photograph by Andrew Tobin/Tobinators Ltd
If I were a camera.... what would I see on the other side if Caity was using it?
I would see this or all kinds of unique faces from her!
5-15-08
I like this one...a lot.
This is a bit different for me in that it was a quick edit I did this morning. I had practice last night so I didn't get time to edit photos or anything and I had taken a few more of G's hands. So, here's my quick edit. But I like the way it turned out.
I don't like to heavily edit my photos most of the time. Sometimes yes, sometimes it's needed, but I personally think as a photographer it says more about your work if you don't have to heavily process it. There is nothing wrong with processing, I just think that once it's processed more and more it becomes more art than photography. Maybe I'm wrong and I hope no one will take this the wrong way. I'm just pontificating and it's way to early in the morning and I've had way to little sleep to be pontificating really. Coffee is the answer I think. Yes, definitely more coffee.
See, already I digress.
Writing songs is not very easy. That's our next step and I'm not sure I'm up to the task. I can write songs, sure, but writing this kind of song? I don't know. I was tasked to find 2 songs I wanted our band to sound like and I couldn't even accomplish that last night. So I got disappointed and frustrated and called it quits about 11:30. Then my cat woke me up at 5:15 this morning. ahem.....uncool. I hope I can find some songs to share. Maybe last night was just the wrong time to go looking for them.
I don't know that many of you will even read this. I've spoken with a couple of my friends on here and to me it seems like the "flickr community" has been destroyed somewhat by this new endeavor by flickr to be...well, whatever the hell it's trying to be. But, thanks to anyone who does read it and for putting up with my half-asleep ranting this morning. :) It's Wednesday already, thank goodness.
Restaurant at the top of the station, Mount Tremblant, loved the way how the restaurent stands on the mountain overlooking the valleys
We're all different
Song by Caroline Figiel and Danny Jones
What animal has a trunk for washing off its back?
(An elephant)
What animal puts its babies in a pouch like a sack?
(A kangaroo)
Whose body is built for speed and moves real fast?
(A cheetah)
What animal has stripes for hiding in the tall grass?
(A tiger)
Just like the animals down at the zoo
We’re all different- me and you
Just like the animals down at the zoo
We’re all different- me and you
Stand up if you like blue
Stand up if you like pink
Hold your nose and make a face
If you have stinky feet
Rub your tummy if you like pizza
I like mac and cheese
Raise your hand if you like pepper
It only makes me sneeze
(Ah-choo!)
It’s ok, we’re all different
Just like the animals down at the zoo
We’re all different- me and you
Just like the animals down at the zoo
We’re all different- me and you
Jump once if you are short
Jump two times if you’re tall
Shake your body, if you have a pet
Or don’t have one at all
Look left for playing outside
Look right for staying in
Even though we’re all different
We can still be friends
‘Cause
Just like the animals down at the zoo
We’re all different- me and you
Just like the animals down at the zoo
We’re all different- like me and you