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Colorful waterfront dining awaits the day's first customers at the Pelican Cafe, along the boardwalk, in Stuart, Florida.
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If you see it large or original you will see a lot of hair from my cats forming a spider web on my lamp.
A pretty typical night scene in Toulouse. In the daytime, this street looks almost lifeless -- the tables and chairs are put away, and most of the shop fronts are shuttered.
By late afternoon/early evening, most of the restaurants start to open, but the street really comes to life only after 8pm.
The Great Hall dining room at Christ Church, Oxford University.
During the English Civil War (1642 - 1651) Oxford became the Royalist capital of England and the Great Hall was the seat of the government of Charles I.
Likely only of interest to Harry Potter fans, this is the movie setting for Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry's dining room scenes.
(No tripods were allowed here so I shot 5 exposures on Continuous High at ISO 400 with the camera held tightly against the back of a chair. HDR processing was done in Photomatix Pro)
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To you and I, it's a small blossom on a bush, to the fly, it's his dining room. There's even a Maitre D'... 😂😂😂
A bull moose eats his dinner of willows.
Round Prairie, Yellowstone National Park.
Best viewed large.
Our dining room has a whole new look. I purchased this vintage table base, had it painted and had a quartz top made. We just got the Eames chairs today.
Montreux Biennale, Dining table by Christel and Laura Lechner (Germany). I liked this one and would have not felt out of place sitting down to join in their table talk.
This was my 3rd attempt to photograph Osprey fishing at Topaz lake in the last month. During the previous 2 trips, and the day before this, there were heavy thunderstorms in the area. On this day, we decided to go for it, even with thunderstorms in the area. We got set up on the lake shore with an ez up for shelter. The wind kicked up, blowing over the ez up. The rain started. Then a massive cloud of dust blew up from a nearby newly plowed field (while it was raining - dust storm and rain at the same time) so we retreated to the car until it blew over. After a couple hours, we had a grand total of 2 Osprey flybys, and some Clark's Grebes catching fish pretty close to shore. On the drive home I spied this guy in a lake side tree right next to the highway; flipped a u turn and shot this out the window of the Landcruiser.. I got out thinking I was going to sneak across the highway, using a bush for cover. I then proceeded to slam my thumb in the vehicle door while starting to dash across the highway. Yes, it's still attached, and yes, it hurts like #%&&*%$!
This photo was taken from a restaurant in one of Kuala Lumpur's highrise buildings on the 36th floor called Evi Dining. Outside the dining area is a walkaround area on the outside offering views of the city. We dined with our friends Dato Long and Yee Yoon Lai.
Here's a couple of old photos about things I've been planning for Sybil's dining room. I've only had these photos on Ipernity until now. I had the brown dining set with cushioned chairs specifically made by Mini Chair. If you've seen them sell anything similar, it came after this. ;-) I'm not sure when I'll be able to set up Sybil's dining room, because I need big windows for it, but at least I have most of the items ready for it... except the huge amount of books that will go into a huge white bookcase I've later bought.
I may leave the brown modern bookcase out of that diorama, but the golden glass cabinet will definitely be there to display Sybil's glassware, ceramic pots, antique postcards and other beautiful items. :-)