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Romain Evans
Evans, Romain, 66, of Oakland Park, FL, passed away on February 17, 2009. Kalis-McIntee Funeral & Cremation Center, Wilton Manors.
He was my Friend and my Teacher and I miss him. This is one of the many lessons from him, he really was a " Sweetheart ".
Please no group invites. =0)
Mc Shutter Mac
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Uh Oh
Hi, Sweetie,
Some of your "Anhingas" aren't. They're Cormorants.
The ones you took in 2006 (and tagged "anhinga") are correct.
The ones (I count 3) tagged "anhinga" in 2008 are really "Cormorants."
You can tell them apart by two things:
Cormorants have vivid BLUE eyes -- Anhingas don't.
Cormorants' beaks are hooked (on top). The top beak curves down over the bottom one, in a hook shape.
The Anhinga's beak is straight, all the way to the horizontal, pointed tip.
Thought you'd want to know so your labels, titles, etc., will be correct.
Hugs,
Mac
Aqui algumas sugestões para decorar sua cozinha de forma divertida, colorida e muito, mas muito encantadora! Maçãs por todos os lados, dando ao ambiente mais frequentado da casa um clima um tanto quanto aconchegante! Entre em contato conosco!!!!
From a set of photos I had taken at the MAC store back on February 4, 2017. I had my eye makeup professionally done that day.
Those aren't wrinkles, they are smile lines! :-)
A rare locomotive outside the state of Pennsylvania, one of the 17 ex-Conrail SD80MACs rumbles through downtown Flowery Branch on a pleasant February morning in the lead of hotshot intermodal 212.
Few Flektogon shots in the low light conditions. I am so used to fast lenses nowdays that I had fight quite a lot the slow shutter speeds and luck of sharpness produced with my trambling hands.
We went to visit MAC (Musée d'Art Temporaine) at Montreal only to find that is pas mal deconstructed and an urbex piece of art itself.
There is always something to find at Mcintosh and although I have similar shots, I shot this from the other side of the Dickens barn on that good sky day. I couldn't help myself and had a decent sky over the Dickens barn. I suppose that this is another sky shot that features the Dickens barn and silo. It had more distinct clouds than above the back side. In any case, this really pops. I appreciated the clouds and sky again; I saw the clouds and decided that this was as good a location as any - better than most. The Belgian pen is behind the red barn and there's one pigeon.
This weekend we are locked in a nasty, swirling Koch-Bros sizzling high and blank skies and inside or mountain days. Further west are dozens of forests on fire, also served up by the fossil crowd. Perhaps they served up a pleasant day in your area of the world. They'll get you next or at least by the upcoming exinction! Better that than after when T-Rump gets his hands on the nukes.
This is the McIntosh-Lohr Farm Agricultural Museum on Highway #66, (not the same as Route #66). It goes up to Estes Park, where I should be, and east to Flatteville. I dropped everything else because the clouding has been absent recently, Friday and today, they really popped the structures. The unpainted barn was the McIntosh barn and the red one the Dickens barn moved in from the FAA property. I'm related some how or another to the Dickens crowd. Old Jack, I remember he had trouble remembering to put the gear down BEFORE he landed his plane. I am about out of extra time for the remaining captures and I'm down to cleanup. I was just in time for the sky on my first Sunday. I scored shots out here some years ago but the sky was a dud and I was using my old D70. I am continuing the Photo Set.
Still on the outward journey and on the climb to Grasp, the 23 passes Mac Mac, named by President Burgers of the Transvaal Republic because of the large numbers of Scottish prospectors in the area !
Mamiya 645. FujiRDP.
Museu de Arte Contemporânea de Niterói.
Niterói, RJ, Brasil.
Tenham uma excelente semana.
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Niterói City, RJ, Brazil.
Have a great week ahead! :-)
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My friend Mac was thrown a surprise birthday party last night!
She was VERY surprised - it was a great evening!
I have to add that this is the latest I've ever taken a 365 photo (about 23h45)
Painted this one in Dublin, Ireland early last July for the Kings of Concrete festival there. All fatcaps. It's based on a detail from a painting from 1878 I saw at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts by Gabriel Max titled "the Raising of Jairus' Daughter". The power and gracefulness of the hands stood out to me, and carried as much expression as a portrait. The red hand carries a deeper history of symbology behind it, as the Red Hand of Ulster is an important symbol from Irish mythology. The conflicts in Ireland have not ended and this was my subtle artistic response.
Many thanks to Shane and Dave for making it all happen, Amanda, Christo, Sophie, Aidan & Laura, and all the other kind folks I met there!
Maçãs!
Dedico essa foto à linda Claudia Tanaka pelo significado da maçã, mÃstica, misteriosa, feminina, fértil e muuuito linda!