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I went shopping with my Christmas money today and everything I am wearing here are things that I bought! Yay!
Fascinator- Ross for $2.49 !
Sweatshirt- Ross for $1.99 !
Jeans- F21, $27
Shoes- Ross, $11
Oh how I love cheap clothes! hehe.
Viva's five kittens are sleeping and eating their way through their second day -
cats.about.com/cs/kittencare/a/trackdevnewborn.htm
The newborn kitten weighs just ounces, and easily fits into the palm of your hand. Her umbilical cord will fall off within two or three days, but her eyes and ear canals will not be open yet.
Kittens are very helpless at this age, but the mother cat instinctively knows their needs. She feeds them, keeps them close by for warmth, bathes them with her rough tongue, which also stimulates their digestion and helps them urinate and defecate.
Newborns will weigh an average of 3.5 ounces at birth and may double their weight by the end of the first week. They are simply little food processing factories at this point, and their only activities are nursing, sleeping, and passing waste. There is very little social interaction at this age, other than competing for their favorite nipple, where they will suckle while kneading with their tiny paws. The body temperature of a newborn is only 95° Fahrenheit, and their shivering reflex is not yet developed, so it is extremely important to keep them warm during this time.
Climber caught by a 'classic' spindrift avalanche on Point Five Gully (V,5), Ben Nevis
(Olympus XA2, Kodachrome 64)
I saw him working as we walked around exploring the Oasis and thought to myself that he would be a wonderful subject to photograph. I watched him throughout the day, but couldn't get up the courage to ask him. As we were packing up the kids and ready to head off I saw him again sitting 50 yards from our car, but just kept packing. Finally, all the kids were packed and we were leaving and I started to get in the car; but then jumped out and just went for it. I asked him if I could photograph him and he immediately softened and started to giggle. Why was I so scared? He was kind, gentle and was very happy to let me take his picture for my 100 strangers project.
This is Misha. Misha works at a local farm and date plantation. He was enjoying a break in the shade. He is number five in my 100 strangers project. (View more at:(100 Strangers Flickr Group page).
This project is very slow going for me because I find it so hard to ask strangers for a photo. Guys like Misha make it easier.
Superstar-sonic RM back to the Metro from Dagupan! ⭐
Pangasinan Five Star Bus Co., Inc. | 3312 | Hino RM2P | Grand-Echo II fleet by Hino Motors Philippines Corp. (HMPC)
🚏 Route: Dagupan, Pangasinan - Cubao, Quezon City
🕚 Date Taken on August 2022
📍 Photo Shot Location @ NIA Rd. cor BIR Rd., Diliman, Quezon City
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Submission for mascot of the week for the Gimme Five Group. Its 05:05 on the 5th, get it?
I never tried such reflective still life before. It is really hard to light. This is one of about 30 failed attempts, but I am learning all the time
Some of the cars on the SALT Five Rally, June 2011. How many of these cars could you name?
The SALT rallies are for classic vehicles of the Cold War period, and the 2011 event was held in the area of Chelmsford in Essex.
Nikon F5, Nikkor 28-80mm lens, Kodak Gold 200 film
Lumen print
Kodak Ektacolor Supra paper preflashed with old negatives
sunny day
4 hour exposure
Scanned Epson V33
Photoshop: levels and curves
Thank You to Photo David for his contribution to Danger Arachnid Studies.
A bit of random spider trivia to brighten your day:
Spiders are found world-wide on every continent except for Antarctica!
Best seen in larger size on dark background - just click the photo.
Test shot with Nikon D700 + Carl Zeiss 100mm f/2 Makro Planar T* lens, ZF.2 mount. Shot at f/2.0
One of the coins that came back with me from India. This is a crop from the actual frame below. This was a hand held macro shot at the minimum focusing distance. Under these circumstances, my technique is to not use the focus ring, but to set it maximum magnification, and move the camera (along with my upper body, lol) back and forth to nail down the focus. Of course, it is necessary to stop breathing for a few seconds to accomplish this.
I did not have good lighting here, so I used the worst possible lighting - the built in flash on the camera. So the lighting is harsh and unflattering, but my priority here was to test focusing.
The Zeiss MP 100/2 is a wonderful lens to photograph “things” – anything big or small that is reasonably static, so accurate focusing and creative composition are possible. Its 100mm focal length provides a very nice reach, its fast f/2 allows available light shooting for natural looks, and its macro capability allows getting very close to the subjects.
I don’t think I’ve had so much fun shooting up a wide variety of “things”, including and not limited to such things as Coffee, Cauliflower, Books, Paintings, Clocks, Sculptures, Rocks, Crystal, Shoes, Pens, Fax machines, ChapSticks, Coins, Watches and Thumbtacks.
LOL – feel free to browse through these random shootings.
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I had missed by five seconds getting an oncoming photograph of this train earlier near New London on the New Castle Subdivision.
So I chased it to Greenwich, where I again was too late, way too late. But some fast driving on U.S. Route 224 and on Old State Road got me just ahead of the train to the bridge over the tracks. In fact, the five seconds that I had missed this train by earlier were the same amount of time that I had to get into position to get this image.
I just parked, grabbed the camera, jumped out and fired away. I could only hope that the camera settings were OK.
As it turned out, everything worked out fine and I got an image that really pleased me, particularly with the way this bright red locomotive popped.
Artist Ross Ashton premiers his projection piece entitled "Five Windows" during the Hopkins Center 50th Anniversary celebration. (photo courtesy of Ross Ashton)
The Five Points neighborhood gets its name from a 5-way intersection. The old hotel on the left sits at one of the five corners.
Anderson, SC. May 2023.
If you would like to use THIS picture in any sort of media (such as newspaper or article) please send me a Flickr mail or an e-mail at natehenderson6@gmail.com.
1996 Easter Barbie was a gift to me NIB.
Unknown Barbie.
Happenin' Hair Barbie from 1998 was part of a doll lot I purchased on eBay.
Stars 'n Stripes 1990 Air Force Barbie I found NRFB at an antique mall in the mid 1990s. Her uniform is pictured on a Teresa doll in another photo in this set.
Unidentified Barbie. She has articulated elbows and bendable legs. I can't remember if I got her nude in a doll lot I won on eBay or in a group of dolls I found in a resale shop.
A dress rehearsal of Scottish Opera's Five:15 at their rehearsal studio in Glasgow.
www.scottishopera.org.uk/our-operas/09-10/five15-operas-m...
Glasgow, 2010.
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Well that was the time according to the big clock in the Belfry in Ghent, thankfully the clock had stopped as the belfry is under repair, it was more like 21:00.
These buildings are on the Graslei, the old port of Ghent. Today this medieval port with its unique row of historical buildings, which are reflected in the long river, is the meeting place par excellence. Young and old, inhabitant and visitor, everyone meets on one of the many café patios or simply by the water. This is the thriving heart of the inner city.
The house of the Grain Weighers, the Guildhall of the Free Boatmen, the Spijker… every house on the Graslei has its own history. Together they form the story of the incredible blossoming of Ghent’s economy during the Middle Ages. www.visitgent.be/eCache/VGG/3/137.dmdfbGFuZz1FTg.html