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The box of Remington ammo at the right is .41 short rimfire which went into production in 1863 and was primarily used in derringers. Remington stopped making it in either the 1930's or 1940's which means this box has to be pretty old. I don't know what that clear liquid is in that bottle... I wish i had spent more time looking thru this stuff but quite honestly i was a bit overwhelmed.
If you rode them everyday... then you know. Fun memories of our time in Yokohama.
Canon F-1 with FD 80-200 mm zoom lens on Kodachrome 64.
Chris
Taken at Alresford Station, Mid-Hants Railway." Watercress Line "
The Signalman was very accommodating and allowing me in to capture these, whilst having his lunch.
“...and then, I have nature and art and poetry, and if that is not enough, what is enough?”
(Vincent van Gogh)
Mac & cheese and ranch dressing...what would we do without 'em? 😜
Shortly after Daisy agreed to go nearly full time (Exactly one month ago today...wow!), I decided she needed some kind of daily exposure to help her keep her eye on the ball so to speak. So I've been sending her to the store just about every day for little odds and ends that I might otherwise combine into one weekly or bi weekly trip. And that includes weekends as well. So even though these things weren't essential for dinner....they were essential for Daisy's continued development. In my not so humble opinion, anyway. 😉💖
Touch seems to be as essential as sunlight. ~Diane Ackerman
Touch was what I was thinking of when I composed this shot. Touch, and reaching for it, and human connection in general. It's amazing how an abstract image can contain so much meaning. This image really needs a poem to go with it, but I'm running out of time to get things done before I leave for vacation, so this will have to do for now.
Taken with my Nikon FM.
112 pictures in 2012 # 59 abstract
to find your way through a clouded mind, you should search your sunny side up
EXPLORED awesome!
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Water... the most essential. This is a blade of grass from yesterday morning's sprinkler--if I had waited till this morning, I would have had real rain drops! Real rain in Southern California in July!! Unheard of!
Taken with Canon 7D and Canon EF 100mm f/2.8. I masked the two drops in CS5 and changed its color with an orange filter set to 100%. On another layer I desaturated the rest to black and white. Prior to all this I used LR3 to selectively darken the exposure over the back of the grass blade and to sharpen and increase contrast on the two water drops.