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on Flossy's old sock mill pic.. This is the color version of the building that once provided a lot of jobs to some Alabamians... It really is sad...
Tucks parade on Napoleon St.
It's not every day that my view is a New Orleans street with a crowd of parade-goers with ladders! :)
I needed a change from white and grey..
Thank you for the 46,000 visits. / Gracias por las 46,000 visitas!
'See things differently' - V-line advert.
Southern Cross Station, Melbourne, reflecting the Press Exchange behind me as I took this photo. Pretty much the way I've been feeling about photography lately.
Different studio lighting set ups, This was done with the large ring flash, and then some editing in PS.
Bokeh Madness
Just playing around with last year's christmas picture.
These are the light bulbs on the christmas tree in our house
It is a blend of four different colored light bulbs (red, green, orange and blue)
Christmas 2009
Facility - WTCC
Producer - Zed Events
Production Design Rob Vanier
Audio, Lighting, Video Wall - Tour Tech East
Video - Basil Audio Visual
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I decided to try my landscapes from a different perspective. Taken at Kommetjie beach, South Africa
Different pools contain water of different temperatures. The hottest were really hot! The heated water is from the Arenal volcano.
Once in the complex, you could stay as long as you wanted - swimming, bathing, eating or drinking, relaxing by the poolside, all surrounded by impressive tropical forests. Only drawback: the noisy cicadas!
Burgundy and black tunic made from cotton and linen.
It has:
• black linen tapered bottom - shorter in front, long in back - great for layering
• funky bracketed front seams with a hangy flap thing
• three-quarter length sleeves with long flaring cuffs
• flattering arched waist panel made of ribbed cotton jersey
Sewn with visible serged threads in dark graphite gray and dark mustard gold.
We stopped at a little rest stop along the U.S. highway we took back toward Madison and had a nice little picnic lunch of sandwiches we'd picked up from the Prairie du Chien Piggly-Wiggly. I'd stopped at this same rest stop during my lightning drive across Wisconsin last February and had taken a picture of this farm at the base of the hill. Remember this picture? This is what that spot looks like in its summer colors.
Significantly different conditions than the last time I was out here. I spent half my time on this pitch clawing my way over snowy rock to find a decent belay.
There are many reasons why plants need to be started indoors, but the act of doing it is fairly straightforward for most kinds of plants. Starting seeds before the last frost gives you a jump start on the season! It also helps you select for the healthiest plants. Some plants are trickier than others to directly seed into your garden so starting them in pots is actually the only way to grow them. Some flowers and herbs or difficult to germinate vegetables have slightly different requirements, but for the most part once you know the basics, that knowledge will come in handy each year until you stop gardening!
In this workshop, Gail talked about the basic requirements for the seed and the plant that it will become (soil less medium, temperature and water for germination; feeding, watering and light requirements for growing plants). Gail also discussed what to do with fluctuating spring temps and how to create the ideal conditions if you are doing it in a basement or other location that doesn’t get sun. We made potting soil together, seeded trays, and practiced watering.
You can still order seedlings from Three Part Harmony Farm: threepartharmonyfarm.org/buy-local-seedlings/