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These guys are always entertaining as long as I am inside and they are outside, I took this through the window, they always fight over the food even with each other!
I think they are hibernating because we haven't seen them for about a week now.
Gentle currents travel through an egress in the shelf ice on Lake Michigan moments before a setting sun unleashes a flurry of crimson light.
It's all about degree growing days now. 10 days of partly cloudy, I'll take it. Poor pollination conditions and 2 freeze conditions have just about returned us back to last year's state. Boom for the water has meant bust for agriculture, not just Almonds. Now that I think about it, I didn't see any tomatoes being harvested last year. Going to be the same this year. Really easy to tell when the tomato trucks are on the road spilling tomatoes everywhere. After a little while you see a red tinge on cars everywhere.
Soon as the soil dries a little, I'll be calling in the Manure. I'm loosing a lot of product again this year. Being in transition to organic the nitrogen cycle won't be exhausted by this years crop. I'm concentrating my efforts on building momentum in the soil to sustain the trees organically in the future.
The regenerative nature of the soil is very impressive. Compared to 5 years ago, it's amazing. From October to April you didn't dare step off the chipped road. Very slippery in the winter and concrete in the summer.
37418 gets up speed as it thunders out of Cardiff Queen Street on the Valleys run up to Rhymney working the TfW 17:01 2R20 service from Cardiff Central.
Shooting in the street does run into issues when a car eventually wants to use the street as well, but folks can take that to their advantage.
When you're on snow in July, you know you're high :)
In the left center of this shot is the headwaters of French Creek.
(elevation: 11,942 feet)
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Summer 2014 2nd leg: "Getting High"
July 5: Crags Campground to Michigan Creek CG to do a hike up to French Pass.
This is a short set (well, it should be shorter than it is but I had trouble culling out enough to make it short) from that hike. It was a beauty of a hike, and we had the perfect day for it.
After some talking and getting to know each other Isabel feels more comfortable with Alex.
Alex is an Iplehouse Aria
Isabel is an Iplehouse Isabel
These people must know something!
I am joining the crowd and standing in line.
This photo was taken by a Kowa/SIX medium format film camera with a Kowa 1:2.8/85 lens and Kowa Y2 ø67 filter using Kodak T-MAX 400 film, the negative scanned by an Epson Perfection V600 and digitally rendered with Photoshop.
a wet man... I think every girl would say "leave us on our own" now ;) Jake is the prettiest guy in this stream, <--- give this message a yes or a no
The goslings are really growing and every day they are loosing their cute fuzz and the tale tell signs of becoming an adult are becoming more apparent.
Canon EOS RP with an EF to RP adapter and a Canon EF 70-20mm f/2.8L IS lens and processed in Lightroom Classic.
I want to thank you for taking the time to visit my little space here on Flickr.
We entered through the doorway into the room. I really have no idea what this is supposed to be in all honesty, as far as I can tell it does look like some kind of observation deck as I predicted. The back wall had stained windows just like the other areas of the building. The viewing window had clear glass for obvious reasons; all of which was shattered out. Dust was collected in piles just like anywhere else, that and broken glass. Some wiring and other bulk construction material was left lying around. I pull out my Geiger counter and started the same routine.
Phin - “And…it’s clean.”
Cristy - “Good.”
Cristy moves over to the far side of the room while I follow along. She leans her crowbar against the wall, pulls her backpack off her shoulders and plops it on the floor. I pull my respirator down before taking the one rifle off my back and leaning it by the window. Cristy dusts off her hands before pulling off her gas mask and dropping it onto her pack. She then grabs at her beanie and strips it off her head; finally giving me a full look at her hair. ‘Looked like it was just recovering from one of those pixie cuts I’d heard about, in all honestly though it looked pretty cute. She drops her beanie on her bag and starts ruffling her hair with both hands. I got caught staring again as she looks over to me, she runs her hands down from her head to the back of her neck.
Cristy - “What?”
Her voice wasn't as stern as the other day when she's asked that. I pull down my hood and jerked up.
Phin - “Op-, heh, sorry. Eh, ‘seems like I just can’t keep my eyes to myself.”
She gives a faint smile.
Cristy - “Well, I guess I'll take it as a compliment.”
She bends down, zips open her bag and starts pulling out the wood she’d salvaged.
Cristy - “Alright, let’s start getting a fire going. There's probably plenty of scraps of paper that are still around in here. Go find some, would you?"
Phin - “Sure thing.”
I sat my rifle down and we both got to work.
Me and Sami, once again, this time, taking a picture for our health project on homophobia and gay rights. We took a bunch of pictures of people holding a sign that they would write "it gets better" on, then we put them all together in a video along with some other photos and statistics. Hopefully I can get that up here at some point!
It gets better!
The Trevor Project, and organization aimed at preventing suicide among LGBT youth.
Also, join The It Gets Better Video Project! All the info is in the group.
Fall is (unfortunately) also a season of first colds and flu, so I made few get well cards. I used Small variety alphabeth to compose a sentiment and sweet apple image from Designer fruis clear set. Tfl
The old Bacon Creek School House near Cascade, ID. This sunrise was a burner, lasting a while as the light illuminated from cold blue and gray into shimmering pink, orange, red and yellow, reaching out across the sky towards me. The still calm interrupted by two robins perched on the chimney, warning all of my presence.
This is my first serious foray into the wild with my new Nikon Z8 and Z glass, in this case the 24-120 f/4 S. I spent the week working up in Spokane and had some time outside of work to chase the light all around the Palouse. The Z8 makes it effortless to take photos, many many photos- I have 2500 images to cull through, and what a way to start it off. To say that I am absolutely thrilled is an understatement. The results I am seeing on the back of the Z8, and later in editing is inspiring and motivating for me to get out and shoot, as well as really take my time to squeeze out every bit of data I can when editing. When handled correctly, the Z8 files are resplendent!
This is a single edited image taken +1 stop over center matrix metering on the brightest part of the sky. I used a custom Z8 linear camera profile in Lightroom and finished editing in Photoshop using Adobe Lossless RAW layers.
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Having not photographed anything since December 1st, I just had to get out and shoot. Saturday the weather was good, so I headed out. Glen Helen was packed full of hikers, so I opted for a less busy location. George Rogers was close by, and not busy.
While not the most scenic waterfall by any means, it still offers some good scenery and is close to home. I've already photographed this falls many times, so this day I looked for different compositions that I have not already done. In this scene my goal was to catch the swirls in the shallow, splash pool below the falls. The green moss on the rocks helps add some color, to a rather dull winter scene. I'm ready for Spring!
George Rogers Clark Park
Clark County, Ohio.
After several months hard working for the show, we feel tired, and would like to take some rest :) and prepare to have fun in the party :)))
hope to see you guys in the bday party :D
Such colorful birds, often taken for granted because we see them so often.
But look at this: an iridescent green head, yellow bill and orange feet, gray in the body and wings, accented with an intense blue speculum on the wing set off by bright white borders, a brown breast and a white tail with a black overlay that includes a curl. What an amazing compilation of parts!
57002 and 57007 work a Tonbridge to Tonbridge via Ashford snowplough test trip, probably the only time these snowploughs see the main line judging by the amount of snow we usually get. Seen passing Tudeley, 27 September 2017
Not too long to crazy and then it's a short journey to weird. Go through fire, go through ice... before you know it, you are inviting everyone to get weird.
*Funky*Junk* Dakota Cottage
Apple Fall Wheelback Chair (French)
4. AF Secretary Desk (Black)
Di'Cor Harriet Books of Wisdom
Apple Fall Books & Map
Apple Fall Books w/ Deer Head Bookends
Apple Fall Original Artwork - Cliffside
Apple Fall Hydrangea Bunch - Eku's Green
Apple Fall Ornamental Elephant - Bronze
The Loft & ARIA - Leona Candle Sticks x2
tarte. saguaro cactus
tarte. wheel cactus
tarte. prickly pear cactus
7 - Lets Get Weird Neon
7 - Oysters Sign
7 - Rear Deliveries Only
uK - Cushy Corner Couch Tan Adult
Apple Fall Chrysler Armchair
Apple Fall China Cabinet
(Milk Motion) L'orangerie - antique rug - 1
"Remember when getting high meant swinging at the playground. The worst thing you could get from boys was cooties. Mom was your hero. Dad was the boy you were going to marry. Your worst enemies were your siblings. Race issues were who ran the fastest. War was a card game. Cough medicine was the only drug you had ever heard of. Drama was a type of play. Wearing skirts didn't mean you were a slut. When you said wasted you were talking about time. The only thing you smoked was the tires on your bike. The only thing that hurt was skinned knees. The only things that could get broken were your toys. Life was simple and care free. But what I remember the most was wanting to grow up." Anonymous
HAVE A SEAT is the topic for Wednesday July 13. 2011