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This is in loving memory of my Uncle Billy- my Mom's brother and only sibling. He was a great and kind man, could always make you laugh. He passed away this afternoon. God bless his soul.
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A sudden 'spark' (sorry, no pun intended) of inspiration - here's the result...
Reached #249 in Explore.
rediscovering old photo's taken with my previous camera. This was a fall outing in Flamborough, Ontario.
HMM... the macro monday theme for today, 11/4, is brands and logos. a little explanation you say?? about 30 years ago i bought one of those big videocameras and started a sideline- taping special events. my BFF suggested the name since my last name is lane. (hey, 30 years ago it was pretty darn clever and not at all hackneyed.) ... so i came up with this design using a teddy bear graphic i stumbled upon and adding the clapboard. had business cards made up and even found a company that made your business card into a watch face. both of those things will be in the first comment box shortly.
btb1, the bear is about 3/4ths of an inch (1.9cm)
btb2, i seem to have had the tungsten setting on ~grin~
This image is of a bench sitting close to and looking over a pleasant curve in the Bow River, near the town of Canmore, in Alberta, Canada.
There are several such benches in this general area, each positioned to allow repose and support contemplation. But there is something else. Almost all of them feature a small bronze sign bearing a message that typically begins with "In memory of," and then provides the name of an individual, their birth and death dates, and what this environment meant to them, and through them, to others.
A little touch of humanity, warming on a cold winter day.
That's how I wrote my first name when I was a child. My parents then had it engraved on the necklace pendant.
So hatte ich in meiner Kindheit meinen Rufnahmen geschrieben. Das ließen meine Eltern dann auf dem Halskettenanhänger eingravieren.
This photo is dedicated to my friends, libbylou1300 and janusz l who have, each, lost someone very close to them recently. They and their families are in my thoughts and prayers.
Mark Schultz
"I Have Been There"
Picture from my mobile phone, filter from NinianLif (http://www.flickr.com/photos/beapierce/sets/72157601574009156/).
Imagine if I was given one moment,
just a single slice of my past.
I could hold it close forever,
and that moment would always last.
I'd put the moment in a safe,
within my hearts abode.
I could open it when I wanted,
and only I would know the code.
I could choose a time of laughing,
a time of happiness and fun.
I could choose a time that tried me,
through everything I've done.
I sat and thought about what moment,
would always make me smile.
One that would always push me,
to walk that extra mile.
If I'm feeling sad and low,
if I'm struggling with what to do.
I can go and open my little safe,
and watch my moment through.
There are moments I can think of,
that would lift my spirits everytime.
The moments when you picked me up,
when the road was hard to climb.
For me to only pick one moment,
to cherish, save and keep,
Is proving really difficult,
as I've gathered up a heap!
I've dug deep inside my heart,
found the safe and looked inside,
there was room for lots of moments,
in fact hundreds if I tried.
I'm building my own little library,
embedded in my heart,
for all the moments spent with you,
before you had to part.
I can open it up whenever I like,
pick a moment and watch it through,
My little library acts as a promise,
I'll never ever forget you
here's another one from last year - I posted mostly the more spectacular ones of this scene, where the rising sun was hitting the cloud, but this caught my eye while browsing through looking for something else -I like the shapes - and you can never have too much of Table Mountain
With no photography trips happening this year due to having to get some things fixed up around the house, which is the downside of buying an older home as I suppose eventually the chickens come home to roost, I decided to take some mental vacations and go through a few shots that didn't get posted back then.
This is a shot from the Hungry Horse Dam area of Montana.