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Summer nostalgia inticed me to express a moment of warmth and hope.
Scanned from 35mm Velvia slide at 300dpi
This Green Heron was quite a treat to watch and photograph this morning. He/she was very active and would often show excitement buy raising its crest and flicking its tail.
so this weekend my track team had a meet in Oregon at historic Hayward Field! :D it was really fun and so much happened. this was from friday night when me and some friends stayed up learning the dance in Party Rock Anthem! haha so fun! and then did some light painting cuz we got a noise complaint from the dancing haha... this is of me bending backwards while one of my friends waved an iPhone behind me as it changed colors :) anyways, my meet went alright, I got 14' 2" and was way way over 14' 7" but bumped it. so I'm hoping to get at least 15 this coming weekend :) on another note, im sooo excited its spring break now!! :D
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A pier block leans on the abandoned pier while the sun peaks thru along the shore of Milwaukee.
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It was such a magical experience for me to watch this Fox family grow, still so many adorable shots to go through but this one stood out to me as they were both focused on the same thing....getting Mom's attention.
Family is important and just as true when it comes to wildlife. Nice to have someone to lean on, trust and depend that they'll be there when you need it most.
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This is for a very special friend currently going through a very difficult time of change. Thinking of you on your birthday. xxx
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We have taken a ride outside the city yesterday, being tempted by an amazing sky. We've decided to visit an area we have not explored before. We have discovered Beaverhill Lake Natural Area and decided to take a closer look. Beautiful place, great views, gorgeous sky and absolutely wonderful feel of spring in the air were our rewards. We have encountered a bit of hail brought by one of the gorgeous clouds while walking the paths, but it was a small price to pay for the most wonderful time we have had. Lots of birds, some butterflies, great smell of the aspen forest.. Just a beauty of a day. Here is a few of the shots I took on the way and while walking the trails. Hope you enjoy ;D
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Coming back to SL. Not really posting a whole lot of photos like I did before.
I'm planning to post photos whenever I have the time and/or feeling like I want to.
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This is a draft at the moment. You may notice mistakes. I will get to fixing them soon.
Sometimes when we remove color, we see the simplicity and power of nature. Color can easily be a metaphor for other things in your life such as unnecessary drama or stress. Look beyond the colors in your life and look to the simple things in your life that give you happiness and strength. - Kelly Shipp
Photo # DSC_0018bws. March, 2005.
Location: UCA Campus, Conway, AR.
(c) Kelly Shipp Photography.
"One of the most important things you can do on this earth is to let people know they are not alone". - Shannon L. Alder
Posting a series of shots after talking to some of the guys as they landed on the beach, knowing I had been shooting. I'm hoping they'll find these. Merci for a very entertaining and exhilarating couple of hours!
La Plage du Ponteil - Antibes, France
The light was too much to resist on my way to work this morning .. I present a frantic 15 minutes of my day :-)
The stick sculpture named "Lean on Me", located just outside of St. Joseph, Minnesota, was erected in 2012 by artist Patrick Dougherty in collaboration with the College of St. Benedict and St. John's University. It was completed in 19 days, with many local volunteers assisted Dougherty during its creation. The whimsical structure however may be removed later this year, as it was only planned to be standing for two years. On the day I visited, the weather was a bit foreboding, hence the dark and moody presentation.
I leaned on the cinder block wall, sat my camera in front of my face and snapped this photo.
Looking up is always important!