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You can see the White House and if you look closely you can see the two secret service agents on top of the building...
Here are two shots of a different gall on the apex of a leaf of Scrub Oak (Quercus berberidifolia) in the Fagaceae plant family. It doesn't seem to match anything in Ron Russo's "Field Guide to Plant Galls" (UC Press, 2006) or Joyce Gross's fine California Oak Galls website. Maybe it's a new one? It looks quite distinctive with that crown of points around the top. (San Marcos Pass, 18 November 2014)
I'm pretty sure this is the gall of a Cynipid Gall Wasp (Cynipidae, Hymenoptera). There was a tiny exit hole on the bottom, so I figured the gall was empty. I removed the leaf and tried to pose it for a photo, but it fell away and got lost. See my [Next] photo.
These two chicks look very different, but presumably were from the same litter? The one on the left is a mallard chick but the one on the right looks as much like a cygnet as anything! There were some domestic white ducks mixed in with the mallards on this pond, so I assume these are the result of a cross?
In poker there are different names used for some cards which one should understand when playing atqueen poker or in any casino site for that matter. The term deuce means Two (2) while trey is for three (3) while a combination of Ace234and 5 is the wheel. This is the lowest possible straight combination of the hand.
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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...
test for greens & sharpness dp1Merrill very different light than 7/26, overcast, ready to storm. Shot RAW+JPEG hand-held with hand-tripod Processed SPP6.8.2 daylight wb STANDARD mode (no forest green mode for this Merrill in SPP) Processed similar to next photo & usual settings, ie slight + to sliders for contrast, saturation + sharpness. Color M1.5A4 TOO YELLOW
April 27th 2010
Looking out of the hotel window at Ibis London City is quite interesting to me. This view is definitely an improvement on the view from the room we stayed in previously, which looked onto a building site.
I like how I can see the world go by. I also like the different juxtapositions between the modern City of London and the more traditional inner London of the Borough of Tower Hamlets.
Met Paul for lunch today in the City. Prior to meeting him I took a wander down to the Petticoat Lane market - as the name suggests it is a clothes market. England World Cup clothes were in evidence and I spotted an "I Love London" hoodie - not quite the same design as I seem to have seen on every overseas teenage student - but a representative example all the same. I didn't buy. I like London, but can't say I love the place.
Something a bit different... I took this using my iPhone whilst en route to Oxford earlier in the week. The train was just pulling in so it was a bit of a snatched shot... I completed the B&W conversion in Photoshop - just in case you were wondering.
On June 14 2014 a different trek up to ND Mai, with Eric Lon
Le 14 juin 2014, une chaude randonnée vers Notre Dame du Mai en suivant Eric Lon dans une variante de montée
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I decided to try my landscapes from a different perspective. Taken at Kommetjie beach, South Africa
Some shots of the differents MOCs in the exhibition !
If you want to see what Gaé7, his brother and me have done, click here : www.flickr.com/photos/99585960@N07/sets/72157652549861252
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.
A series of AI-generated pictures of Cindy C. in different art styles.
To be continued.
Pictures made with Midjourney.
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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.