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Una banda sonora para disfrutar.................REM
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LA MITAD DE LA BELLEZA DEPENDE DEL PAISAJE Y LA OTRA MITAD DEL HOMBRE QUE LA MIRA.
I took this picture in a parking lot here in Upstate New York. The adjacent picture is the composite picture after a Photoshop face lift.
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Animal agriculture and plant based food replacements for animal based foods are in the news this month so we took a look at one of our older articles that took a deep dive into raising animals and its impact on the planet’s climate. We have updated it and published it for this months article on the Climate Emergency.
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House on 215th Street near 36th Avenue, Bayside, NYC
As Bob pointed out in 2022, this house
has looked much the same since at least 2007.
Dirty slut, needs a hard naked cock up her arse hole and then having it filled with hot creamy spunk… Gag me and shag me
This weeks blog (www.tnwaphotography.wordpress.com) is all about another family of sandhill cranes that I had the pleasure to photograph earlier this year. Yep, more "craniac" stuff. :-)
This beautiful and dedicated duo of sandhill cranes was suspected of having a nest in the wetlands of Florida, though you just never know for sure, nor when the newborns would hatch out of their shell. I waited until I could stand it no longer ... then decided to take a chance. I sure was glad that I did.
When I arrived, I could see the parents up and about foraging for food. At first, I couldn't see any colts (the tern they give to sandhill crane young), so I just waited. At first, I thought that I had arrived too soon, but then I saw this little colt emerging from the muck, through the tall grasses to be close to the parents and ultimately get some breakfast. They are the cutest thing!
I'm always amazed at how wonderful and attentive these parents are and how intuitively the colt knows what it needs to do. I guess I shouldn't be surprised, as these colts begin swimming almost as soon as they're born! I continued to observe and photograph them for about the next 3 weeks. Simply a delight and an honor.
If you're interested in seeing more images of this cutie and more, as well as read about it, please feel free to check out the blog at www.tnwaphotography.wordpress.com
Thanks for stopping by and for any thoughts or comments shared.
© 2016 Debbie Tubridy / TNWA Photography
Leica M6TTL | Leica Summarit 35 mm | Ilford FP4+ 125
Digitized with Canon EOS 6D | lighttable | digitazia
Home developed in Adox FX39II 1/14 | 7,5 min / 20 gr C
Negative Lab Pro v2.3.0 | Color Model: B+W | Pre-Sat: 3 | Tone Profile: LAB - Standard | WB: Auto-Neutral | LUT: Frontier
This needs the theme from Jaws. Grove / Brown-lipped Snail (Cepaea nemoralis) - the shell is about 25mm across. In American, I think that's about the size of a basketball. Admit it, if you watched until the end, you were hoping that it would fall off the branch.
Sort of Escargot on the hoof. . .
If you click on the double arrows in the upper right, you can view almost full screen. Do this at dinner the next time your kids won't put down their phones.
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Unauthorized use or reproduction for any reason is prohibited. Please do not link to or blog this without contacting me first.
Star needs to go to the Vet tomorrow... I don't think it looks good. She hasn't been eating much lately and losing quite a bit of weight... She's almost 17 years old. I've had her for two years. She was my mom's cat for the 15 years prior to that... "She's a sweetie"
I should have ironed this before i took the photos but it was a work in progress at the time as i had shortened the bodice a little and that in turn raised the skirt.
This was a practice run about would it look alright. It does so i am happy.
Yesterday was just a real life day what with a little gardening not much makeup and a spot of sewing.
Thanks to the fantastic Rick Webb for letting us stay at his place in NY, and to Mo Mo Mo for collaborating on this. I do not own 19 ipads. Now featured on the very app page that I used to make this app.net/bigwords
Sometimes Nature needs a little help.
Taken at maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Spirit%20of%20Dreams/227/1...
Needs some work , but there is a unique beauty in the condition it is in - Hendersonville, North Carolina
When we were kids, traveling across the plains of Kansas in the days before the Interstate was finished, we passed through many a small town where Dad pointed out an interesting fact. The town Undertaker always had the biggest house in town because, eventually, he got everyone’s business.
Now imagine you are the Undertaker running Forrest Lawn Cemetery in the LA area.
Doctor Hubert Eaton, the guy who ran the place in 1938 had some spare change lying around when he ordered a custom, streamlined REO tractor to pull a Curtiss Aerocar trailer. For the first quarter of a million miles, it was powered by a White Flat-12 bus engine. In 1953 it got a Cummins diesel. The trailer had a small four cylinder to power a generator for electrical needs. There was space to sleep 6 people, a kitchen, bath and communication with the driver. His quarters and that of a butler/cook were in the cab of the REO.
The Aerocar was a product of aviation pioneer, Glenn Curtiss. You know, that other bicycle guy who, like the Wright Brothers started tinkering with airplanes. Curtiss and the Wrights would start as rivals but join forces to become Curtiss-Wright later on.
He started building luxury travel trailers in 1929 and continued until 1942. The camper is currently on display at The Murphy Auto Museum in Oxnard, California. It is on loan from LA’s Petersen Museum.
This is a forced perspective photograph of 1/43 scale die-cast models in front of a real background.
REO-Curtiss Aerocar is by Autocult
Bridge is by Lionel with help from some LGP upgrades.
Feed and Grain store is by Woodland Scenics from their Landmark structures series.
I need to look like her again, the lack of seeing her, almost drives him insane.
It may just be paint and artistic flair, but no Sienna makes her life unfair 😢
I always look at this and my eyes tell you how I feel. 💜
© 2016 Thousand Word Images by Dustin Abbott
Every boy needs a good stick to help him manouver through the challenges of the woods. This little winter wanderer is dwarfed by the forest giants all around him. On this journey he envisioned seeing polar bears, but none ever showed up. My review of the Sigma 35mm f/1.4 ART will come next week, but if you would like to see a series of comparison videos called the 35mm Shootout!, take a look here: bit.ly/1PiS3MV
Technical info: Canon EOS 6D, Sigma 35mm f/1.4 ART, Processed in Adobe Lightroom CC, Adobe Photoshop CC, and Alien Skin Exposure X (Use Code "dustinabbott" to get 10% anything and everything)
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