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Martin Mere WWT . Kids were being encouraged to carve pumpkins , I think this was to point them towards where the activity was taking place .
Yashica Electro 35 MC with f/2.8 40mm Yashinon-DX lens. Very compact; much smaller than the big Electro 35 rangefinder. Zone focus w. symbols in the VF. Aperture priority automatic.
"Say 'What' again! I dare you. I double dare you mother-fucka!"
~Jules Winnfield, Pulp Fiction.
This years carving is one bad ass mother fucker!
Just in case you cannot recite this classic scene verbatim: www.youtube.com/watch?v=snW3cM1KipQ
I bought a BIG pumpkin in the supermarket and they had a bucket of 99cent ones and I peeked in and there was Pumpkin Butt looking right back at me, I HAD TO GET IT!
They are, in fact, one of my favorite things in the world. I am a huge fan of autumn and all it has to offer.
I wanted to show off my fall-themed pedicure (spring toes here), then the pumpkin got involved, then I had to include my bizarre monkey-toe capabilities, and it went downhill...
I have monkey toes of Doom. It's genetic.
I can't draw with them, but I can undo buckles and pick things up. It's handy. It's possibly the least of my stupid human tricks (I suppose the articulated ribcage and scapulae are stranger), but it does freak out those who don't have monkey toes.
Check out my pumpkin. I waxed it myself.
I was able to set the exposure sufficiently so that even though the room's light was on, you couldn't see much of the background at all, and you could still see the exterior of the pumpkin. This is especially important for this pumpkin, as it has very cute ears which weren't visible at all in the dark version.
We've been having organic vegetable deliveries for a few weeks now and I saw the opportunity to get hold of a whole box of squash and pumpkins. They arrived today and looked so beautiful that I had to take a snap. Some of the varieties I've received will last a few months, so I don't have to try and eat them all at once! The big orange one is going to be used to make my first pumpkin pie.