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This shot was taken last year when I discovered this Killdeer(an uncommon species) in an open field in Terrenceville, NL

 

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Get your fluff and fold right here on La Brea Ave.

Jazz was on my lap a little while ago getting the second of his three physical therapy treatments today. I just said to him, “You are such a pretty comma good dog.” That was to make sure he understood I wasn’t saying he was just a pretty good dog.

 

He has been an exceptionally patient patient, and he's healing well. He won't be himself until at least September 6th, when we return to the surgeon for the final checkup. I hope by then he's easily walking on his left leg.

 

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Get-away Day / Social Distancing Day 265, 12/03/2020, New Paltz, NY

 

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LUMIX G VARIO 14-42/F3.5-5.6

ƒ/9.0 39.0 mm 1/400 100

 

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“The road to success runs uphill.” ~ Willie Davis

 

Iam so bored today.. so iam trying to get myself inspired.

 

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A Shot form Bull Racing Event....

 

We got the colours but not the clouds, slowly getting closer to the shot I wanted to start this project with.

a bramble leaf yesterday morning.

 

It was even colder this morning I think. Yesterday it was beautiful and fun as i could just wander with the camera but this morning it was just hassle as i had to defrost the car to get to work!

 

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder and dependent on the day of the week.

  

These pics were taken in late February of 2020, over a year ago. I already knew that I was gaining weight, but these pics put things in perspective--I didn't like how I was looking. Clothes simply weren't fitting.

 

So I decided I really needed to lose weight. So, to now, through a sensible diet and a regular exercise program, I have lost close to 25 pounds and dropped from about a size 20 to pretty close to size 16.

 

I am very gratified how I have progressed but I would love to lose another 10.

 

I wonder if I would have been this focused if it weren't for the pandemic lockdown.

  

In my quest to find a cheap replacement of my Trioplan 2.8/100, I discovered another slide projector lens. The Rodenstrock--Splendar 2.8/100 with lenses made of glass in a steel tube (all others I had so far were made of plastic) seems to be a good choice. It has the same focal length as the Trioplan and is also Cooke triplet construction. A big difference is that the bubbles are getting ovoid when away from the center.

Selection of sheep blocking the path at the Moyne, Neilston, Scotland on way to Long Loch.

Just passed Harelaw Fishery in Neilston is Moyne Farm. A right of way path leads you passed the farm along a gravel path to the Moyne cairn just close to Long Loch.

Indian Paintbrush Wildflowers on the trail at Sunrise Region of Mount Rainier

Getting ready for the day... keep rolling baby, keep rolling.

Grant has been good at keeping an eye on the peeps and Ruffles, our broody hen. Today, though, it has been so hot he has spent the majority of his time flopped out on the floor. ;)

Ok I botched this shot pretty bad but I had an excuse. We got kicked out of this spot a few minutes before and decided to go back and setup the rig before we got onto the property. Well once we pulled up to do the shot they started coming after us again and Evan had to get out and push the car. I even forgot to fix the CPL filter during all the commotion. Oh well it was a pretty funny moment.

front and mantel attached. it is just resting on the hearth until i get the fire installed.

Leica M10-D(Typ9217)

Leica Summilux 1:1.4/50 1st

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Strobist: AB1600 with gridded 60X30 softbox camera right. AB800 with Softlighter II camera left. Vivitar 283 underneath right arm. Triggered by Cybersync.

 

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Some of you may know that I've decided to take a break from 4-wides and move up in scale to 6-wides. If you didn't know that, well... now you do, I guess.

Anyway, this Is what I have got with my first project. Chances are you'll know what this is. All it needs now is a front, interior, and maybe a rework after I've got a final result. So far I'm pleased, but I want to fix the back up a little...

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Amidst the vast and endless night,

A flower's spirit burned so bright,

Encaged within a prison tight,

In solitude it passed each night.

 

Its petals shone a fiery hue,

A flame that danced in the dark blue,

But though it longed to break on through,

Its prison walls remained in view.

 

Yet one fateful and starry night,

The flower sensed a new insight,

And in its heart it felt a might,

To break its cage and take to flight.

 

With all its might it pushed and strained,

Against the bars that left it chained,

And though it felt at times restrained,

It knew that freedom it had gained.

 

And so it burst forth into space,

Ablaze with an ethereal grace,

Its petals glowing as they traced,

A path through the stars, without a trace.

 

No longer trapped in darkness' hold,

The flower's spirit now so bold,

Continued on its journey, gold,

And left its prison, brave and cold.

 

And though it wandered far and wide,

Through galaxies and nebulas' tide,

Its light it always did provide,

As it soared, free and glorified.

 

Triathlon Neunkirch, Neunkirch, Switzerland

A photographer sets up to get the perfect shot.

Alexandra Palace... one of my favourite spots. A spectacular view of the city skyline.

 

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