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Photographed on a frosty morning on the University of British Columbia campus in Vancouver.
November 2007.
I stepped out into the sunny summer morning and the first thing that caught my eye was the detail of this leaf!
My socks are resting on my internship manual. Does anyone know whose
picture is on the cover of the book? Lisa perhaps?
I am trying to match the colors this time. I hope I have enough yarn to
do it. I think I am knitting this one tighter than the first, also. So
far I am quite happy with the color matching. This has been pretty much
the only knitting I've been working on. I did a few rows on my new
green capelet from Target, and I also knit about 3 inches on my Mom's
sweater. Her project stays at her house, and I knit it when I am over
there.
DH surprised me on Saturday night. I was holding onto the only copy of
Vogue Knitting in the store, the last copy, and he nonchalantly slipped
it away from under my arm. Later I saw him pay for it himself. It was
really sweet. There are too many patterns I want to knit from the
magazine for me to not buy it.
We have still been running, and I can feel that I am getting much
better at it. I can nearly run for 20 minutes now. There will always be
a few walking times, like when the dogs have to stop to do their
business, but I am quite pleased with being able to run more than half
a block before walking.
In jobland- I have been keeping busy. Yesterday I left the house at 9am
and returned at 8:45pm. I did some knitting in the morning so I didn't
actually start doing work till after noon, but once I started I kept on
going. I have had to learn how to schedule time with my husband- like a
full evening's worth, otherwise I am pretty much falling asleep on the
couch by the time we are together.
I am thinking about going to knitting tonight, we'll have to see. I
have an appt. that might get done at 6:30pm, or slightly earlier. The
rate I am going on my sock I could finish it in about a week and a half
if I work at it. I cast on for the second sock last Tuesday, after
kitchnering the toe of the first.
OH- and my classes are done. I have a one page reflections on small
group supervision paper to write- that'll take about an hour, an oral
exam to schedule, and doubles (direct supervision) to do, and I'm done.
I found this leaf in my driveway yesterday- seemingly turning for fall already, though it is still quite hot out.
NEF processed file in Adobe Lightroom
processado a partir de NEF no Adobe Lightroom
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This is the super-macro. I am using an objective lens, so was able to get more magnification than just standard macro. This is approximately 100x magnification.
Itsa actually spring here but a cold snap blew threw today leaving this confetti like arrangement of leaves on the deck
Small Leaf Hopper about 4mm in length taken at Ma-a Riverside, Davao City. Captured with 5DM2 with Canon mp-e 65 at 3.5x and Canon Macro Twin-lite MT24EX, stof-fen diffuser.
Arizona trees typically do not have big leaves because big leaves require more water. This is from the lemon tree that was in our yard when we moved in last year.
Seen in the garden of the Atlantis House B&B in Key West, Florida.
Photo taken for Our Daily Challenge: What Doesn't Belong
Synergy Marketing Partners Nissan Leaf Event at the Morton Arboretum in Autumn
Nissan Leaf
www.nissanusa.com/leaf-electric-car/
Synergy Marketing Partners
Photograph taken by Michael Kappel
View the high resolution Image on my photo website