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We could have flipped a coin to decide our destination for the day, the choice was between Perlis (for the paddy fields) and Perak (for the fishermans cove and swamps). But I remembered the amazing photos my friend had snapped from her last visit and we decided to head towards Kuala Sepetang near Taiping, Perak.
At the spur of the moment we decided to drive through the backroads so that we could enjoy the scenery than face some old boring highway. Backroads are amazing source of opportunities. You tend to make the most unexpected discoveries.
We gasped in surprise when we bumped into acres, acres of paddy field on the way to Taiping. We hadn’t known Perak grew its own rice, call us ignorant but I’d say we’re spoilt by the highways. Always rushing to places and never finding time to see the little details, we knew about the boring old oil palm trees but had no idea about the paddy fields.
At first we decided to come back later on our way back to shoot the fields but seeing the misty mountain, we turned back towards the fields. That sole decision turned out to be the best one we had done.
We parked our car and walked towards the fields and just looked at each other as acres of green young paddy shoots welcomed us. As we trained our eyes to the green, we realized someone was working the fields, so we tried to find a way to get closer to get a better shot.
As we walked in further, we found the border closest to the lady in the field and silently made our way to her. We didn’t want to startle her neither were we sure we were allowed to go into someone’s field.
As we got closer I decided to break the silence and say hi. She looked at us and greeted us back with a smile. She was telling us about the difficulties she was facing with wrong irrigation, about her family and answered all our questions. We made our way back to the road as she was done for the day. We followed her back and found her house to be the at the fish trap that had earlier intrigued us.
She told me the water was really deep and that’s why she could rear catfish. Despite her age she gracefully stepped unto invisible planks inside the water and took a dip to wash away the mud from the paddy fields. Having washed herself she invited us to her house for a drink. Here we were 2 strangers she had never met yet she was inviting us into her home. We politely declined as we didn’t want to trouble her and said goodbye.
As soon as we were sure we were out of sight, both of us began to jump in excitement. We hadn’t expected to find a paddy field and we had found more than that. The sweet old lady had made our day.
The less traveled road is always the one with the most valuable treasures. Travel is never about the destination but rather the journey you take.
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looks like a mid 70s frame, with delicate top eyes and slightly curved brake bridge. Modern post 1983 Reynolds sticker . wonder what this really is? Very nice. zephyr was a 1950s RE trade mark.
Strobe Info: Yn465 left of model
SB900 side right part on model part on the wall.
This was her wonderful idea to frame herself with her hands. i thought it was an very genius idea!!
Last weekend I found the frame I wanted for my next art show piece. If you're in the USA and near one of the Tuesday Morning clearance stores, they can be a great place to find frames.
Thank goodness too since it's due for hanging May 3rd. I love it. I'm tossing the mat - cheap acidic paper and a bit ugly to boot. I'm not sure what color of mat I'll use. It really depends on the colors of the finished piece. Usually I make the art then find a frame, but in this case, the frame came first.
Cabaret frame graphic available for download at http://dryicons.com/free-graphics/preview/cabaret-frame/ in EPS (vector) format.
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This is a shot of the port side with the roll over frame in place. The overhead lights will have to be pulled up for clearance. The hull will be shifted after each one eighth turn. To provide a little more room for sanding, fairing and xynole application I hope to set the support frame on small wheeled dollies. I guess that one cannot expect to build a 28 foot boat in a 30 foot barn.
Took this photo in Twickenham- love the lighting and colours with joined up graffiti on the walls. The person walking through was framed in the light at the end of the tunnel. Perfect timing!
Natasha sizing up a door in the wall in Grasmere.
Source: 080511_150843.RAF
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thigh patent boots meet old radio !?
have any ideas what will happen next ? What i the result when such kind of thigh boots will come n the near of an old radio?
Trees at the end of Dairy Road looking out to Lake Burley Griffin.
Canon EOS 33, Canon EF 28-105/f3.5-4.5 USM lens, Focal 400 colour negative film, shot at ASA 200.
Some Beetles i have recently set out for framing, i wont be including the longhorns in the frame, it was just for the pic...
View of Nishiusuzuka, south of Mt.Fuji
西臼塚駐車場
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Fujinomiya city, Shizuoka pref, Japan
Defective framing delivered by an Anchorage general contractor [Erik Dawson, Dawson Development]. This framing was demolished following extensive documentation. These photos are made available for framers, contractors, and clients as an educational tool.
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Little Loch Broom from inside the old schoolhouse.
Not only was there the wood panelling still inside, but there was cupboards in the alcoves next to the chimney too!
Same frame grab from FZ1000 4K frame grab, but this time, run through Filter Forge 'cloud frame' and then Topaz Impression "impasto"
Original shot at Brookside Gardens in Wheaton.
Hands on Music series:
Beautiful colors of a purple floral garment offset the neutral beige tones of a large frame drum and the delicately lighted hand of a musician playing the drum. One can feel the touch of the hand, firm enough to awaken the sound of the drum and gentle enough to allow and appreciate the voice of the instrument.
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(zooming will take you right to the forest on this one)
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