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tried asking him why he needed 3 bodies for the event but got a weird reaction/response....never did find out...not sure this guy has all his marbles there
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or, maybe a girl; who knows with magpies....
It's already up to +26C and going to +31C or so today. A perfect way to cool off and have some fun.
I think this is the same little guy who had some fun with the underground sprinklers last week. He was in the front yard when they popped up and he chased all around several of them and jumped in and out of the main spray ...following it around the yard.... it was pretty entertaining.
This morning, I was watering a small area in the back and heard a young one so went to look...and, sure enough there he was ...having a splash in the sprinkler and even in the wet grass... pretending the whole lawn was his own private birdie bath.... every so often he sqeaked with total delight. You just knew he was having great fun....
He stayed for quite some time as I had to get the camera and change lenses and find a vantage point and adjust the blinds, etc....he would go in and out of the main spray area and even onto the mulch to jump around after getting good and wet... then, back in he went...for more showering ... he loves that sprinkler. ...
Later he came back (with a friend or sibling) and wondered where it went...he marched around the whole back yard looking for 'his' toy..... I'm sure he was having to explain to the other one that he was not telling tales...it really had been here ....
This guy was a bit crazy and kept asking us for directions... even though we were clearly lost ourselves!
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I take photos to change the world.
If there’s a natural disaster — fire, flood, earthquake, or hurricane — that needs to be documented, maybe I’m the guy you need. (Alas, I’m not sufficiently brave, fearless, or suicidal to take photos in a combat zone — so if you’re looking for a war correspondent, don’t call me.)
But if there’s a human disaster that’s been overlooked — sadness, loneliness, death, homelessness, or a thousand other quiet tragedies, in your neighborhood, or in your own home — maybe I should bring my camera, and capture the scene in a way that brings dignity and respect to everyone. I photograph happy moments, too: the little smile, the grasp of a child’s hand, all those little moments of life that often get overlooked.
I won’t accept any payment for the photographs I take. I won’t even let you pay my travel expenses. I won’t use the photos for any commercial purpose. All I want to do is change the world.
Alas, I can’t take on very many of these projects, because I do still have to work my “day job” to pay the rent and put food on the table. If you have such a project you’d like me to consider, please email me at ed@yourdon.com with “CHANGE THE WORLD” in the subject line.
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I'm spending the winter months of 2014-2015 in a warm spot on the beach in Indialantic, FL (if I have Internet access, it doesn't matter too much where I'm physically located).
In addition to my sunrise walks along the beach, I’m also shooting various other afternoon scenes that look interesting — especially during the “golden hour” that extends from roughly an hour before sunset to an hour afterwards. The view in all of these shots is basically eastwards (sometimes northeast or southeast), so the sun is always setting behind me in the west. Thus, I’ll sometimes see some pink skies, or some interesting mixtures of late-afternoon sunlight and blue/purple colors — but not the fiery red/yellow/pink skies that accompany the sunsets in the west ...
These are some of the shots that I thought were somewhat interesting ...
This old guy looks scarred and broken, but in fact he's very well cared for at Monkey World Ape Rescue Centre in Dorset, UK.
There was very low light in his den but the sun shone allowing me to capture his portrait through the glass.
Just wonder what his thoughts might be.
Low light image - Sony a1, f/6.3, 100/Sec @ ISO 12,800
Just 24 frames per second from me from now on,
1 a week, every friday, (like Freakangels! www.freakangels.com )
Another quick experiment with filming from the screen,
This uses projected textures (which I'm quite excited about for machinima) which work in SL2b and Kirstenlee's (385) - which I used for this - kirstenleecinquetti.blogspot.com/
more on how to here:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=57JzSi-CyU0
Thanks to Prairie for kicking the shit out of me!
animation from Sinewave.
Mesc
Kostel svatého Víta
La basilique Saint-Guy (en tchèque Kostel svatého Víta) est l'un des sanctuaires majeurs de la ville. Fondée en 1309, elle fut reprise entre 1407 et 1439.
La basilique est basée sur un plan basilical à trois vaisseaux, l'ensemble étant représentatif du style gothique flamboyant.
Un clocher élancé, couronné d'une flèche polygonale, s'élève à l'angle de la façade occidentale.
L'intérieur conserve quelques fresques et abrite la sépulture de Guillaume de Rosenberg (Rožmberk en tchèque).
fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Český Krumlov_Krumlov
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The Basilica of St. Vitus (Czech Kostel svatého Víta) is one of the major shrines in the city. Founded in 1309, it was taken between 1407 and 1439. The basilica is based on a basilica plan with three vessels, all being representative of the Gothic style.
A slender tower crowned with a polygonal spire, stands at the corner of the west facade. The interior retains some frescoes and houses the tomb of William Rosenberg (Rosenberg in Czech).
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