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This waterfront restaurant, on the Jupiter Inlet, is seen from the U.S. #1 drew bridge in Jupiter, Florida. See this, and more, on my website at tom-claud.pixels.com.
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this is the first time in our married life of over 40 years that we have had a dedicated dining space. And I think I'm going to have some fun photographing with the mirror. I find it hard to gauge colour, tone . . . indeed anything on my laptop and have to go to my Ipad to see if what I have uploaded is okay. I can't wait to be reunited with my monitor. The builder has found a damp patch in my "to be" study, so I hope this doesn't keep me away from flickr any longer than a few days. Peter's room is finished and he is thrilled.
I am sorry to be away from flickr, but find the conditions in the kitchen too difficult to work for longer than a quick upload. Again, many thanks to those of you who still visit, and I look forward to visiting your photostreams as soon as I am established in my room . . .
This small House Wren has landed a great lunch. They are so small and quick, but this project had his or her full attention.
a classic springtime everything-is-better-with-olive-oil-salt-and-herbs meal at devon and jeff’s. and clara’s first bites, lower right.
This photo was published in the Winter 2014 issue of Yes! magazine.
Proof Restaurant & Bar on Bloor Street.
Toronto, Ontario
Canada
www.opentable.ca/r/proof-bar-the-yorkville-royal-sonesta-...
My wife and I ate here and had a wonderful Lamb Shank Dinner before going to a Concert a Koerner Hall.
NOT this night. We were in Dallas for the Holiday and it was 37 degrees and raining. Not a night for patio dining. I really like the detail with the 55mm Sony lens. On DX0 it is one of the top 5 sharpest lenses. Not a bad hand held shot at high ISO. The Sony A7II is really a great walk around camera. I use the A7RII for my landscape work. Nice combination and both have the ICIS. This was taken in Southlake square in north DFW near the airport. Wonderful little shopping village that decorates for Christmas.
You can make out Denise as the face of the women talking to the other 2 women in the far left background.
Looking towards the window in A La Ronde in Exmouth. This was the home of two cousins named Parminter. They were so wealthy that they couldn't marry so after doing ten years on the Grand Tour, they decided to live together in this purpose built house. Its the sort of place that might be the product of a drug induced hallucination.
The northbound got away from Eagle Bridge shortly after the previous shot in the stream. With a full train in tow, there were no speed records broken on the trek back to Salem. With the lighting being more/less awful for the return trip, we grabbed a few shots just outside of Eagle Bridge and then made a beeline for Cambridge. We had plenty of time before the train showed, and we all sized up very different angles. By this point there were close to a dozen of us following the Saturday run of the Batten Kill. With a unique town like Cambridge, there certainly were a variety of angles for each and every one of us to capitalize on. Thankfully the sun had disappeared at this point, which made this shot work quite well. I would say that this is by far one of my favourite photos I've ever taken, and although the sky is bleak, I think the subject along with the props truly make this a winner. I'm also quite fond of this one because of the memories that were made with those of us chasing, old friendships and new ones alike. All the while, as a train disturbs the silence in a small town in the Batten Kill region with an active rail line still running, passing the Cambridge Diner, also very much still active.
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Beauty of whatever kind, in its supreme development, invariably excites the sensitive soul to tears.
Out on the town with Sarah for drinks, dinner, drinks and more drinks. This is somewhere in the middle, when I'm very happy and not too far from sober.
We have met briefly before, but this is our first long evening together to get one another and it's amazing how many interests we share. We soon discovered people we both know in drab life.
It was a marvellous evening and I can't wait for the next.