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"A Flashback In The Pan"
Flash in the pan - Something which disappoints by failing to deliver anything of value, despite a showy beginning.
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Reflective Surfaces
Tiny Words
Beatles Songs - "Come And Get It"
The title of this image has nothing to do with the subject, more the experience I went through to get it.
I was very close to the ground setting up this shot and the midges were like nothing I have ever experienced before. They were driving me mad. Then a buzzy insect thing started flying around my ear. I kept wafting it away but it kept returning and gave me a flashback to an early experience that has been buried deep for many years in my sub concious. As a young child, probably about 6 years old, I poked a stick in a hole in the ground. The hole turned out to be a wasps' nest and I was badly stung with numerous stings to my scalp and neck. I didn't feel very well afterwards! ;-( It is a long time since I thought about that day!
I'm not sure if this is a native or Spanish bluebell.
I know I am behind with everyone elses uploads - sorry! I'm away this weekend but then I have some time off work so I am looking forward to enjoying looking at your images then.
Where it all began Most people have no idea how and where we started. Here’s a quick glimpse into the beginning. This picture is before we ever had a karate studio, before we ever knew how good we would be at teaching and changing kids lives! All we had at this point was a desire to […]
Haven't sketched anything in a million years, I think this is the first time I've actually used pastels...the ones used here are actually pastel pencils which I liked because you have more control.
This flashback picture from September 6, 1998 is such a treasure to me as it marks the very first time I saw The Outfield perform live and met with them personally. As the biggest fan of this band, this was a moment I thought would never happen-- especially after the grunge movement of the mid-90s had literally retired nearly every band and artist attaining popularity during the 80s. So when The Outfield was scheduled to perform at the Big 80s Block Party concert in San Antonio, there was no way I was going to miss it. And thanks to a guy from Atlanta whom I'd only known from our online correspondence at the time, I was able to meet the band backstage after their set. Pictured, from left, are: lead singer and bassist Tony Lewis; myself, grinning ear to ear; guitarist and songwriter John Spinks; and bad-ass drummer Simon Dawson. Check out the band's Web site to catch up with them.
speaking of family resemblance ... here i am with my mom at some undetermined age with my favorite doll from when i was a kid ...
I don't have a photo that quite fits the theme, but I think this one could be called Flower Power! Me and my friend, aged about 4, dressed up in our bikinis, accessorised with flowers (I think they may be frangipanis).
Edit: I'm on the left. Probably the skimpiest bikini I've ever worn (or ever will LOL!)