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Finally remembered my sketch. The spot was pretty long so I stretched it out just so.
This was a nice day in Lafayette, Indiana. The locals tell us this is the first legal wall in town and according to public reaction, it's obvious.
Thanks to Kaos and Versa for the liquor store wall hookup.
Slow and steady, and wrinkly with the effort. I knew this would take forever, but I really hope I finish it eventually!
left to right:
Ericsson GH172, 1992
Siemens S6, ~1997
Nokia 6210, ~2000
Nokia 3210, ~1999
Nokia 6100, ~2003
Sony-Ericsson T303, 2008
Siemens CF110, 2006
HTC Touch Pro 2, 2009
A long day....made all the worse by being hungover and having literally an hour's sleep. But we ploughed on, helped by the hair of the dog.
From early rail tracks to today’s cars, The Lesner Bridge has been a major factor in transportation for the northern part of the city. The current renovation to the bridge is well underway and progressing well, all while keeping this important artery open.
vbgov public-works Lesner Bridge...
Photography by Craig McClure
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We're having lots of work done on the house. This is how the walls look in the living room and hallway. I haven't been able to leave the house including the weekend since last Wednesday. A couple of more days and then we are taking a break on repairs till sometime after the holiday weekend.
'Seatruck Progress' is one of a fleet of similar vessels which operate a Ro-Ro freight service in the Irish Sea. Here she leaves Langton Lock, Liverpool, on a sailing for Dublin.
It's not that I want my son to swagger less, but that I'd like my daughter to swagger more. She has much to swagger about.
External progress photo
Photographer Cody Lovetere
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Lulu is still frightened, poor girl. She's active and interacting with her family, but when I open the door she dives for the safest place she can find: often the sink. And, look, her little sister was kind enough to empty the kleenex box into the sink to provide a bit of padding. Thanks, Fifi.
Lulu is less fearful of me at this point. In fact, I can reach out and scritch her around her ears. Lulu is visibly conflicted about this interaction. She enjoys the scritches but panics that a human is touching her. This morning, while I was petting her, I heard a low rumbling from the sink. I leaned as close as I dared as I didn't want to freak her out. I wondered if her stomach was gurgling loudly, but the faint rumbling persisted as I scritched the ears. Perhaps Pandora's and Fifi's constant purring around me is rubbing off. Perhaps that faint rumbling will gradually get louder and louder. Lulu won't take food from my hands, but she will eat in my presence. And now this? I'd LOVE to win this girl over. Only time will tell. . .
[SOOC, f/1.4, ISO 500, shutter speed 1/400]