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Casual shot of O teasing me while getting undressed by the window in Bordeaux.
Always a pleasing moment to see the slow unveiling of a soft skin.....
Here's another one from a couple weeks ago at Bear Lake. The wind was really blowing which was causing some wave action out there. My camera was actually getting hit by the spray a few times, which you wouldn't really expect out at a lake.
A photographer frames up a shot from Seattle's Kerry Park as a particularly bright sunset unfolds on January 6, 2015.
This is a greetings card I bought at a gallery in a town not far from Seattle in 2002 (I think). I had kept it on my refrigerator door for 3 years. I like it a lot, and so did my mother when she came to visit me for the graduation ceremony, so I gave it to her and now this is up on our family refrigerator door.
Sumner by the sea on a lovely Autumn morning March 26, 2014 Christchurch New Zealand.
All about Sumner: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sumner,_New_Zealand
A couple weeks ago, my wife captured another shot of two squirrels in our backyard getting cozy on top of our fence. They frequent our backyard in the morning looking for fruits on our tree. The peaches on our peach tree were pretty much consumed by them before they were ripe. That 's why these squirrels look strong and muscular. They are getting more bold every week. They even chewed on our window screens. I am thinking to catch them with a cage and relocate them to somewhere in the wilderness.
Not Daft Punk but my son on track waiting for the start of a karting race at Rye House.
Black and white allowed for a complete transformation of the image from daylight on a crowded track to something more like a studio.
i just got out of the Hospital :)
had appendix surgery :(
tawny 6al3a mn elmustashfa ...
kan feny doda zaida :(
Bit of an Old Tittle, well I've just watched the 70's film Get Carter Starring Michael Cane and of course the titles of the film shows a drivers eye view from a class 55 Deltic Crossing this very bridge in my village! So I decided to recreate the Shot with a 125...
Patterns in the "getter" of a large vacuum tube.The getter is usually some highly reactive metal like cesium, which is added to a vacuum tube as a thin coating on the glass.It reacts with ("gets") any remaining oxygen in the tube...
p.s. see Alan Sailer's comment below...
When most people think Millennium Park in Chicago... 'the Bean' first comes to mind. And rightly so, as it is a magnificent and beloved addition to the beautiful downtown landscape.
But on a hot summer day... nothing beats a run through the cascading water of the Crown Fountain... just a short stairway down from and south of it's iconic and highly reflective neighbor. =)
Two, 50-foot glass block towers at each end of an ankle-deep reflecting pool. Cool, refreshing water showers down on anyone willing to get soaked to the skin. As you can imagine... it's a kid's favorite! But it also brings out the 'kid' in almost every adult that wanders close enough to feel the spray. Frankly, it's almost irresistible... and at times... you just have to get wet! =) Pure joy!
Nothing better... for kids of all ages... on a hot, summer day in the heart of Chicago!
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My hair is finished, ready for the makeup. Anna (my maid of honor) and Diane (my hair dresser) and Diane's grand daughter helped me get ready.
Guys, this was such an unfamiliar feeling. On one hand i really wanted to rush through all this and get to the wedding part, on the other hand i really wanted to enjoy the pampering :) I couldn't wait to see Robby, we hadn't gone one night apart in years, and we certainly hadn't spend 24 hours apart! I missed him greatly, my heart blooming with love looking at my roses, and being SO EXCITED over all my preparations.
I love this photo of me curled up, waiting for the next thing, the wedding time creeping closer...
Thank you Alex and Ophelia for giving me the time to take this photo. Taken in Cedar Creek on personal property. I'll link to the Welcome center. maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Array/90/9/22
FOXCITY - Beakfast couples pose and prop with some adjustments to fit them :)
Animal Crossing has been one of my most favourite game series for a few years now and in it's honour I've got the icon for furniture in the game tattooed on the inside of my right hand's wrist.
It's small and understated (unlike most of my tattoos) but I love it's simplicity and how it reminds me of the excitement of getting new furniture for your house in my town of Beppin.
Simple pleasures are indeed some of the best.
Everyday this flag goes up, every night she comes down. Sometimes she struggles to get up that old ratty homemade pole, catches here and there, but in the end she flies no matter what. And without question this old flag will keep doing just that.
And that's what matters.
On an off topic I think I have been awaken from my stink of a slump. It ceases to amaze me that during the initial phase of a new life chapter I tend to make misery of it. Well, I'm not throwing in the towel, not giving in to the incessant mental incapability of the world around me. A place called home is nothing more than what you make of where you stand.
And that's what matters.
Afghanistan. October 2010.
NOTE: Got about 10 Iraq images which will be posted in the next week or so. I have far too many that haven't seen light. There is no excuse for such thing.