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12 by 12 Challenge 06
Try to tell the truth by taking photographs that lie about it.
- Max Pinckers
Explore 12.08.15
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3rd May
Maitreya and Legacy Body
6 Different Textures
Original Mesh
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It's not as bad as it looks. These have been collected over an extended period. Say, well over a month!
I accidentally took a photo while adjusting zoom. I think Bob Ross would call it a happy little accident.
Poorly stacked wine cases in a local Safeway. The display was lightly brushed by a shopping cart. It just teetered and then collapsed.
I swear, I did NOT shove him...hard!
#AdamsPhotoChallenge
More fun in the snow at Southern Roots ♥ maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Miller%20Creek/102/145/1999
It’s so easy to get caught up in fear at this time. I decided to stay inside and do some minor changes in the darkroom that I’ve been procrastinating about for a long time. I’m drawing up some plans for the modifications when the pencil breaks. The photographer in me says “photo idea!” Nope never did finish the plans LOL
Fuji XT20 w 7Artisans 60mm Macro
365 Project: A Prompt A Day 2011
Explored #423. My second Explore Photo! Squee!
17/365
We bought these at the pet store the other day. I completely forgot about them and have been racking my brain all day for what to do for the prompt. Hubby gets home around 10pm and I ask for a suggestion and he presents this adorable idea. These are actually vegetarian muffins that were marked down at the pet store.
This is a common brown rat. They may be common but you don't exactly meet a rat every day when you take a walk in the forest. It suddenly appeared on the scene when I was taking photos of the squirrels at Monrepos. I had the impression that the rat lived in a wood pile right under a bird feeder which visitors of the area usually keep well filled, a strategically well chosen spot for a rat home.