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EXPLORE #198

03.03.2012

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Explore #30 - 8.9.2009

 

HBW

~Explore!~

Explore 362 on Saturday, March 28, 2009

I use sony alpha 200 with 30mm sigma lens

in manuel mode 1/40s F5.6

Flash front of my face (sony hlv-f42am)

Gaslamp Quarter, San Diego

 

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"Getting Up" - Please view large

 

I'm really enjoying exploring a superb new location. It is a wonderful place with Roe Deer, Buzzards, Hares and Barn Owls in abundance. This is a sequence of four images showing how close I managed to get to Hare on my first walk around the fields. Well I wasn't actually walking more crawling! This Hare was beautiful, I was so close that I could almost hear it breathing.

Friday's Lyrical Imagery

Matchbox Twenty - Bright Lights

"She got out of town

On a railway New York bound"

 

The sea speaks, regurgitates her

past, the curve of an oaken spar,

bitten by sea-ants, weathering

like the tongue of a boot, recklessly

flung by waves, beating seaweed

on a sandlocked beach, where the sun

pours contempt, from its barrels of heat.

Caulking those voices, screaming from

the bowels of the sea, to be heard

from their sargasso bed; not browning

with almond leaves after five hundred

years, mocking the tides as she speaks.

 

A diver skims the blue, paddling

with dolphin ease. A shark measures

his rhythm then departs. Whirlpools,

opaque metacarpals of the deep,

swirl, enveloping his dark feet.

 

Five hundred years, flesh grinding flesh

in its mill, rooted to bowels

alive in Earth, chewing their bits

spat from the top of mountaintops.

Drizzling their ash on valleys green

with a feverish melody,

strummed by wind and rain on box

guitars from the hills, when evenings

call for the brown bark acajou,

chiselled to shape the Cibonae's

hermetic shape.

Love is the fever, burnishing

the wood: Heaven is a gap through

the teeth of leaves. When the wind blows,

the curve of a woman, smoothen

by riverstones, excites a brave.

Her body's musk, like corn wine,

soothes the swelling around his lips.

 

Five hundred years, buried in shale;

horse dung, fossilized. The carrion

of an age nurses the navel

of vines, where the iguana breeds.

Great names, the verdigris of cities,

are buried here: Tolum; Tikal;

Palenque; Cozumel; Mayapan.

Wrapped in their jaguar shields, star shells,

their rulers rest, waiting their "tzab"

to dawn, bring resurrection...

 

Columbus Again

McDonald Dixon

from Caribbean Writers Online

Explore April 5, 2008 #493

 

This picture was taken in the greenhouse of Chatsworth - England.

 

1. Merry Christmas !!!, 2. Billy, 3. Contro ... fuoco

 

Finalmente i miei primi explore,

sono veramente felice, un bel regalo di Natale !!!

Grazie a tutti voi amici miei ...

Vermilion Parish Sheriff's Office

Abbeville, Louisiana

2014 Ford Police Interceptor Utility

1. Keeping a watchful eye on the comings and goings on the deck today,

2. When Mother Nature uses her best crayons,

3. Looney Tunes in black and white,

4. "Yoo Hoo! You Over there! I am here frantically waiving at the camera. Can't you see me?",

5. Deep in thought,

6. A delicious peanut,

7. Meet Fan Tail,

8. Meet my new freind One Eye'd Willie,

9. An instamatic selfie,

10. 34/366 setting up a prop,

11. Snoopy knows to wear a hat,

12. I'll give you a daisy a day,

13. City Streets in black and white,

14. Day 365 - The End,

15. Day 276 - heading home after the end of a long day,

16. Day 213 - Thumbs up for vacation time :),

17. Day 205 - off kilter,

18. Day 167 - Raindrops keep falling on my deck,

19. a tree in the window,

20. To quote Winnie the Pooh "It was a cold and blustery day", 21. Day 96 - Look what I am shooting with today,

22. Day 93 -Train spotting,

23. Day 81 - Double exposed- playing with hipstamatic on my day off.,

24. Day 80 - An apple a day,

25. Day 76 - Éirinn go Brách,

26. Chocolate with a cherry on top,

27. Day 4 - early risers and cloudy skies,

28. 50mm resolutions,

29. Day 276 - What ?? What peanut??,

30. Owwie!!!,

31. Day 123 - The Gerbera,

32. Solitude,

33. Day 57 Illuminate,

34. Miksang Snow,

35. Raindrops on roses,

36. HBW!,

37. Squint,

38. Where did that water go?,

39. Getting a bit wet,

40. Circle of Friends,

41. Feb Fest 2008 Crowds,

42. I can't even sleep, she finds me,

43. Something up there caught her eye,

44. "See what I helped to do!",

45. There is no one home :-(,

46. Ghost House on the Grounds,

47. I got a Thingamaboob,

48. I'm to little for my ears,

49. GP's Home Grown Scarlet Runner Heritage Seeds,

50. One the birds and squirrel didn't get!,

51. flickr.com/photos/7805329@N07/847367548/,

52. Heavy Horse Lady Driver Carp Fair 2004

Best position, Explore (Interestingness), 03/09/2011 (#363)

 

Tomar - Portugal

 

Visitez / visit :

Europe 2011 - la collection

 

Tomar on Wikipedia

 

Convent of the Order of Christ on Wikipedia

Do no take life too seriously. you will never get out of it alive - Elbert Hubbard

From 4 November to 30 December you can follow in the furry footsteps of the world's favourite Peruvian explorer. Fifty Paddington statues will be placed across London close to museums, parks, shops and key landmarks in an inspiring trail. Each of the statues will be created by artists, designers and celebrities with the trail following the travelling bear’s favourite places in London

 

The Mayor of London, Boris Johnson, has adorned this Paddington with just a handful of the capital's iconic figures and landmarks (he would need to be a very big Paddington to get all of them on). How many can you name?

 

Boris's special design displays the diversity and accessibility that makes London such a popular place to visit. In such a prominent London position, The Bear of London is certain to make a lot of new friends as they pass through the impressive Trafalgar Square.

 

Much like Paddington, Boris was born in a faraway land (the USA, not Peru though) but eventually made the journey to London. Both he and Paddington are proud to call themselves Londoners today.

 

Un cigarrillo es el ejemplo perfecto de placer

perfecto: Es exquisito y te deja insatisfecho.

¿Qué más se puede pedir?

Explore #398 May 24 2010

 

SOOC

 

Canon 50mm FD1.8 on reverse ring

 

I'm sure alot of Habs fans are feelling this way right now. The drive for the 25th Stanly Cup is done for us

 

View On Black

Taken at Bryce Canyon. A pair of ravens just happened to perch down at the Agua Canyon lookout.

 

50mm

f/2.2

1/4000 sec.

Canon 50mm f/1.4 lens

 

Better viewed on black and large

 

The color version is here

Ant, exploring a funkia blossom / Funkie (Hosta) - Large On Black

in our garden - Frankfurt-Nordend

Explored May 29, 2011

Thank you everyone!

 

My photos on Flickriver

 

The roses in our gardens are in overdrive at the moment. With way more than 100 bushes they are everywhere! This is a good thing for our garden party today. I have loads to do to get ready for it so I won't have much Flickr time until after the festivities.

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Enjoy your Sunday!

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"Hopper" doing what she loves best!

01.08.11 EXPLORED

Today was my first day of classes. Everything was pretty normal except for this problem I've been having with my microecon class! I went to the lecture this morning even though I'm not technically enrolled in the class, and then went to the prof afterwards to ask how I could sign up, because when I tried enrolling online it wouldn't let me because it said there was a pre-requisite I needed in order to get in.

 

Apparently this pre-req gets covered by this math placement test I took over 3 semesters ago during my freshman orientation, so I went to this one office to find out how I scored to see if I met the pre-req. Apparently I got a 40% on the math placement test and you need at least a 57%, sooo this obviously was a problem. The lady there told me that they're administering the test every day this week at the library, so I'm going to take it sometime this week and HOPEFULLY I pass. If not, I'll be stuck taking Algebra II instead of micro, because that's what type of math is on the exam.

 

And I reeeally don't want to take that because I took Algebra II when I was a soph in high school, and I really don't want to be taking the same class as a soph in college. That, and it would be a waste of a semester class that could be spent taking something more important.

 

sigh sigh apple pie. Sorry for the rant, guys. All of this was just really unexpected and now I have no clue what to study -__-

 

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Explored: Jun 26, 2008 #231

 

I could use one right about now. Although its not as hot as daytime here in Atlanta, its still pretty dang hot!

strobist info : sb600 1/16 (triggered with Nikon CLS) bounced on a white wall on model left

I took one of the baby birds out to explore... All it wants is to hide under my legs. We figured out a name for him, he is called Tim! I'll try to post some lego later this week.

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