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The Pīpīwai Trail is one of slowest trial I ever experienced with twists of puddles, muddy and always have scattered showers. Most of muddy trails are slippery, I had HARD fall twice on ground, and once had a bruise on my right palm hand.
What I shouldn't wear during my hiking: crocs.
Pīpīwai Trail @ Kīpahulu Area, Haleakalā National Park, Maui, Hawai‘i
She's a Mean one, that Menace!
Thank you so much mr_canuck & gumdrops0000
You guys totally made my day with this Lol I cant wait to see Puddle in action too lol
**THIS IS ALEX & AMANDA'S PICTURE, They were just real nice and let me have it for Menace's Set :D***
Taken at sunset after a rainstorm.
Photo taken behind the DQ in Portage La Prairie, MB (at an intersection of alleys between 2nd and 3rd Streets West), in July 2014.
Unedited shot of bikers in Amsterdam, reflected in a puddle. Taken with my Sony HX1. No editing, no magic tricks, no Photoshop :)
I like the tiny puddle people, they look awesome in my wicked reflections, and the only thing I need to do in return for allowing me to shoot and post them to the Interwebs, is to endure their piercing looks of confusion, amusement and outrage, a price I'm willing and able to pay, anything for art, hahaha! They look at me like I'm insane (and maybe I am, living in the best city in the world takes its toll, it happened to better men than me, lol :), and sometimes it's only the knowledge that they'll make me rich&famous in the long run, that enables me to survive their burning looks and their tiny eyes drilling holes into my skull...what a wicked life, hehehe :)
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Taken at PUDDLE 2010 in Elk Grove Village, IL.
Sakura in Maretti's stock, Lark (Ciel) in Sakura's stock, and Chantilly wearing whatever she wants to!
Not all folks found the rain a bother.
I did find it funny that the children in the background seemed drawn to all the action of the puddle play. Not all parents were alright with their kids running off into a puddle though
Salts are not the only nutrients in short supply here in the western Amazon. Here, a male Apricot Sulphur (Phoebis argante) feeds on bird droppings on a beach of the Tambopata River, near the TRC. Behind him is a Pale Sulphur male (Aphrissa statira), another very common Amazonian butterfly species, also here to acquire precious nitrogen. Note the uncurled proboscis of the Apricot that is clearly visible; the proboscis is used as a passive 'straw' to take up liquids, including salty solutions, nitrogen-containing liquids, and nectar. Bird poop is very high in nitrogen, much of which is unneeded by the bird and excreted. Here in the rainforest, nothing goes to waste!
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lza insists i call it this. officially, one of the oddest maternity shots. but a VERY lza expression.... "what. what are YOU lookin at? want a piece of this?! i'm pregnant & big & have NO patience for YOU." ... so very lza right now :) woe be to the man who crosses her path right now!
maternity puddle.
The regular Raffle Prizes donated by vendors and members of the Pullip collector community. A free raffle ticket was included in the premium gift bags and additional one could be purchased, too.
Pink Mohair wig donated by Sleeping Elf.
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I wanted to go for a long walk today with the kids - the plan was cut short about 5 minutes out the door when the kids discovered the first puddles on the trail. They were soaked, and we couldn't stay out very long.