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Lots of butterflies still around. Popped over for lunch by the quarry hoping to hear the peregrines which we did

A great talk & tour by Dr. Peter Nilssen (assisted by Fred Orban of Oystercatcher Trail) at the Pinnacle Point Caves in Mossel Bay. See their website at: www.humanorigin.co.za/ for more info.

The Sunday night atmosphere at All Points West. You can see the Statue of Liberty in the left corner!

12 Points Festival

The Project

Dublin Ireland

5 March 2008

 

12 Points Festival

The Project

Dublin Ireland

5 March 2008

 

12 Points Festival

The Project

Dublin Ireland

5 March 2008

Wolverley Road Nursery TP7023

Bracket Number: S3945

Off B4190 @ Habberley

Title: Points + Lines 20

Medium: Drawing

Size: 19.75 inches by 19.75 inches framed

Date: 2009

 

New work for upcoming solo show at 12 12 Gallery, Richmond, VA

Emilie Georget

’25, Philosophy Department, French Language Fellow

Location: Roland Garros, Paris, France.

 

This photo was taken on my Nikon D5300 during the Paris 2024 Olympics. It captures a moment during the Women’s Doubles Third Round. On the picture are Jessica Pegula and Coco Gauff ; after winning a point, they walk towards each other and celebrate by making a high five. The title « de points fermes » means « firm fists ». It is a play of word with the French idiom « de pied ferme », which sounds similar, and which means to fight with great courage.

Points of Interest / Canon 5D mk II ad

  

The closing section of Points of Interest, featuring a "Rest of the Best" with short descriptions of Morton Arboretum, Waterfall Glen Forest Preserve, and Oakhurst Forest Preserve.

 

I also threw in an ad I made for the Canon 5D mark II : )

 

(The only image that is not mine, I had to pull this one off Google unfortunately. If I was lucky enough to own this camera than this would not have been a problem)

She may not see him all too often but when she does, it's a blast: Opa Stan hustled Rosa a damn nice bike for her second b-day!

Griffith Park Observatory at Night

Pattern: based on Brooklet by Cecily Glowik MacDonald (using a different lace pattern)

Yarn: Pigeonroof Studios Siren Two Sock in Charcoal Rose Variation (dark) and Sundara Yarn Fingering Silky Merino in Driftwood (light)

Needles: US 6 - 4.0 mm and US 5 - 3.75 mm

 

On Ravelry

In Geneva at Fondue Dinner.

Five superstars lose their heart to the topshop charming wave points dress. Who can match with this dress? We are

 

waiting for your judge.

Ball used by Walt Bellamy to score 20,000th point

Road rail vehicles helping to replace Church Road points on 10 November 2007.

full Spectrum Sony A6600, SEL24F18Z, 1/160 at 2.8, ISO 100, 720nm Filter

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