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File name: 08_06_019402
Title: Odd fences
Creator/Contributor: Jones, Leslie, 1886-1967 (photographer)
Date created: 1934 - 1956 (approximate)
Physical description: 1 negative : film, black & white ; 4 x 5 in.
Genre: Film negatives
Subject: Fences
Notes: Title from information provided by Leslie Jones or the Boston Public Library on the negative or negative sleeve.; Date supplied by cataloger.
Collection: Leslie Jones Collection
Location: Boston Public Library, Print Department
Rights: Copyright Leslie Jones.
Preferred credit: Courtesy of the Boston Public Library, Leslie Jones Collection.
A lichen new to me was plentiful along the lower trails. It had slender stalks that almost resembled blades of grass, and it grew in large patches under the evergreens, in drier locations.
It was a lowish, but rising, tide at Sidmouth and these sandstone rocks were exposed at the eastern end of the esplanade. In monochrome they just look like sand patterns. There was one lone odd rock which made the composition for me. The 10 stop ND filter smooths out what few waves there were, and adds some movement in the clouds.
(139/365) The man likes his bright Crocs as much as I do! And yellow is his favorite color. The odd one sneaking up on the left is on the foot of Debbie, the nice young lady who comes over twice a week to stay with Alice (my mother-in-law) for a few hours. Johnny and I have Crocs that color too!
Odd shoes worn to work. Hopefully I wont do that again, especially on a networking or public facing day
Burnsville High School presents Neil Simon's 'Odd Couple' December 6-15, 2012. For ticket information, go to www.MrazCenterTickets.com.
Some of the odd shaped - but wonderfully delicious - strawberries that I bought at the market at Tewkesbury in Gloucestershire.
The partially completed Odd Fellows building at the corner of Fifth and Main is being dedicated in this 1911 photo. Today Black Dog Billiards occupies the ground floor of this three-story building. Numerous businesses and professional people were located in the International Order of Odd Fellows building over the years. The Evening Herald newspaper operated out of the basement in its early years. Dick Reeder's was a popular men's store on the ground floor. There was also a theater and a bowling alley at one time.
Through all the years, the Odd Fellows climbed the stairs to the top floor for their meetings, until moving to a new location a few years ago. At left is the American Bank Building. In later years Pacific Power built a new office center on that site.
Stood in front of a lap, another one lighting my face. Processed in B&W then recolored myself using Lightroom. Finally added the brush effects on the background.
I love this shot, It's so sweet. Unfortunately, all the pics I took of her without her glasses kinda sucked, so I'll take more tomorrow, over the camera right now. Her frames are hiding A LOT of freckles (they're so fun to paint, I think I went nuts).
I'm really pleased with her, how she turned out. Her eyes are wonderful. You can see in this photo better why I called her Odd. It was mostly for variety :P I gave Holly a yellow eye and a wink for the same reason. I may or may not add "real" lashes when they turn up.
Glasses are from petite blythe, She'll be getting new pairs in various colours soon when I order them. I've been distracted.
Ok, tomorrow, glasses off close up, promise!