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Discovered in 1942, this large cavern takes you 120 feet below the surface. Take a 45 minute self-guided walking tour to explore this wonder
My sons lost slipper. This was shot using aperature priority with my new quant 70-210 Highspeed lens.
Lost Liberty is directly based on Tim McLaughlin's striking image of the
tearing down of the Saddam Hussein statue. President Bush said 6 years
ago, "Removing Saddam Hussein from power was the right decision and this
is a fight America can and must win." In this long gone picture of
hope,I often ponder how much has America lost in the lie of war. I feel
the future price that we will all have to pay might only be fully
realized by our children. As a good friend of mine always says "You get
what you give".
Citizen
Discovered in 1942, this large cavern takes you 120 feet below the surface. Take a 45 minute self-guided walking tour to explore this wonder
LOST ANGELS, the super-group featuring singer guitarist Eric Dover (SLASH’S SNAKEPIT, SEXTUS, ALICE COOPER, JELLYFISH),RYAN ROXIE guitarist (ALICE COOPER/ROXIE77), drummer Troy Patrick Farrell (WHITE LION, GILBY CLARKE, PRETTY BOY FLOYD), bassist Eric Brittingham (CINDERELLA).
Amazing mixed 2hr set at Bannermans Edinburgh 23-1-13.
Lost at Sea
daring fiber artists delve into the deep
May 6 – June 11, 2010
There is something about the malleability and textures of fabric, thread, and yarn that speaks of the sea and its many mysteries.
Curated by Kristen Rask of Schmancy and "Plush You", "Lost at Sea" gathers 33 exciting artists who share underwater visions of items lost, creatures forgotten, and life that struggles to stay with us. The show features a broad array of amusing and uncanny works in embroidery, plush, and other materials.
The Macro Mondays group challenge for this week was to capture "Urban Decay" in a macro form. While technically not a macro, the images I've responded with show the closest I can find to "decay" in this shiny-new Silicon Valley.
These are the long-abandoned train tracks outside the Hendy Iron Works in Sunnyvale, CA. This site is now Lockheed's Marine works. The rails have long been unused, as seen in this shot where the groove for the flange of the wheels is filled in with gravel and grit. I wanted to force the point of view here by opening the aperture as wide as I could to enhance the foreground and background blur. I think that this reflects that we're seeing just a small portion of the "life" of these rails.
Snapped with the Pentax K10D camera with the smc P-DA* 50-135mm F2.8 ED (IF) SDM lens. PP with UFRaw.
Photographed: Roxane Mirmiran
“You know that feeling when you wander off into an unfamiliar direction, and you feel like a lost child struggling to find your way back home? You know that feeling when you’re so desperately trying to make sense of the world? You know that feeling when no matter how hard you try, how far you go, how long you wait, you still feel lost.”