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Explore Oct 29, 2012 #421 . Muchas gracias a todos / Thanks very much everyone.
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this garden snail went off exploring into the ivy .. his little shell house was a bit battered in places .... :)
This was a shot I got as I explored a bit off the trail at twin falls. You can find some great perspectives of the river if you just look around.
(Explored. Thanks for all your comments)
Is it not ironic that I had not utilized a great photographic resource that was available right before my house? It is indeed ironic that it took me so long to really 'see' the drumstick tree infront of my house. I have observed and complained a lot of times about the amount of caterpillars that the tree was throwing up. Never did my mind make the connection that caterpillars meant only one thing... A whole lot of butterflies!!!
It is indeed a treasure trove of various activities and I spent quite a while shooting pictures from this tree and hopefully I will be able to harness more from this 'great' tree.
(P.S: I also realized only now what my photography sir used to keep saying. Our photographic subjects are all around us. It is just a matter of us opening our eyes to see them!)
© VW Selburn All rights reserved : Explored - best position at 342 on 10 June 2009. (175 on 15 October 2009) This superb specimen of clematis was in my neighbour's garden in a pot. It was so beautiful I just had to get my camera out!
'Cos everywhere I go
There's a love song that reminds me of you
And even though I knew I had to be strong
I was still not over you
'Cos I still believe and I could see how there's nothing left of you and me
That time is over
'Cos I'm so not over you
Simply Red ~ "So Not Over You"
Day Two: Nine things about yourself.
1.Im 15 years old.
2.I Have A Twin sister.
3.I find Photography facinasting, finding out new things everyday.
4. Im Muslim, and proud (:
5. i am so greatful to have all of you's as flickr friends,
6. i love neutalla chocolate ( scoop it out with a spoon, YUM) xD
7. i love my family + friends alot
8. i've changed in the past year, and i think its for the best.
9. i love mcdonalds fries <3
LOL because the quote is sooo relevant to the concept of the picture yano! ;)
Some nights, alone, he thinks of her. And some nights, alone, she thinks of him.
Some nights these thoughts, separated by miles and time zones,
occur at the same objective moment, and they are connected without ever knowing it.
pps, i want to thank nicole - for an amazing testimonial ! it really made my day :)
xo
One of the best experiences of my long weekend at KOS was the American Pipits in Simpson County. A group of around 6 foraged in a small mudflat, and some were in breeding plumage (unlike this one) with their orange backs and gray stomachs. They were singing too, which was a new experience for me.
i just can't get enough of these wednesdays.
now someone send me TO BED!
nighty, night.
HBW again!!
Explored # 51.
The magician Dynamo, shot at the University of Bradford on the day he received an honorary degree.
Mini soft box above camera right (half CTO). Bare video light behind camera left.
This was the last image Mike Parker (MountainStatesPowerCo. here) uploaded to the Insulator Collectors On the Net photo gallery - a few weeks before he passed away in February 2012.
He pointed out that this was an older Tillamook People's Utility District pole that was about to be changed out along with its rusty old coop-style double-hanger transformer.
Anyway, rest in peace, fellow line geek. I'll always cherish all the SWAGs, WAGs, and discussion of the history of the electric utility industry - MSP, PP&L, NSP, OTP, MDU, etc... hope our paths cross again someday, my friend.
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At the "Flowers, Plants and Vegetable show" (Feb. 2012) organised by Mumbai Municipality, Byculla, Mumbai, India
Launch of Jupiter-C/Explorer 1 at Cape Canaveral, Florida on January 31, 1958. After the Russian Sputnik was launched in October 1957, the launching of an American satellite assumed much greater importance. When the Vanguard rocket exploded on the pad in December 1957, the ability to orbit a satellite became a matter of national prestige. The ABMA (Army Ballistic Missile Agency) at Redstone Arsenal, Huntsville, Alabama, in cooperation with the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, launched a Jupiter rocket from Cape Canaveral, Florida. The rocket consisted of a modified version of the Redstone rocket's first stage and two upper stages of clustered Baby Sergeant rockets developed by the Jet Propulsion Laboratory.
Credit: NASA
MSFC Negative Number: 0100074
Image Number: MSFC-75-SA-4105-2C
Date: January 31, 1958