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Fozzie's coat was neglected for a long time, and when the doctor determined he was stable, we groomed him quickly just so we can see if there is anything hidden under this think coat.
We noticed some bruises, but nothing too serious.
During my late teens I spent some time working for a local pizza joint. One night a guy came in and asked me if I could give him change for a twenty. I complied and counted out the smaller bills. While I was counting the dough, he asked me if I could give him a couple of fives in place of the ten. All the time he kept up a lively banter. When I'd finished the transaction, he pulled out another twenty and said he forgot he had to pay some money to a friend and would appreciate change for that one too. I sighed and counted out the bills. All the while he kept up the cheerful conversation and once again he asked me to break down one of the tens. Then he asked me to give him a few bucks worth of quarters for the cigarette machine and that was it.
The next morning the manager of the store informed me that I was twenty bucks short when the receipts were tallied up. I knew immediately that I'd been had. To this day I'm not sure how the guy conned me, but con me he did.
Seeing the shady looking guy above at one of counters at the Ferry Building brought back some serious memories.
San Francisco, CA
After a 6 month layoff my confidence is very low (its to be expected). I wanted to drop off some ill-fitting clothes at a street side charity depot and plucked up the courage to do this while dressed. It was really just 10 minutes in the car (you feel so safe in the car) there and back and I stopped on the way home to get a picture. Sorry I look a bit tense and awkward probably because I am.
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Oldie but goldie: view from the Top of The Rock Rockefeller Plaza New York City 2009
ELEGANT WRITER PEN..QUICK SNOW SCENE SKETCH
This was completed entirely with ONE pen...The Elegant Writer Pen.
I have been using this Pen for at least 6 years, incorporating it into almost 200 of my Mixed Media Paintings..and have even painted some entirely with it, like this one.
A quick visit to the beautiful Frome station generated an unplanned photo opportunity.
It was Richie Bs first visit but not mine. I looked in more unusual corners for an original shot and spotted an unusual reflection on the pay phone handset. It showed the overall roof and if I got in just the right angle I could include the departing 150 on a Weymouth to Bristol service. I lined the shot up, just one chance to get it right. Just as I released the shutter Richard stepped into shot wondering what the chuff I was doing.
The result is actually really pleasing......
Making some quick block books to fil the shelves. My thinking is the buyer can toss these out as they fill the shelves with individual books.
In questi giorni, un po' così, ho del tanto agognato tempo da dedicare alla postproduzione rigorosamente dall'archivio. Rovisto in elenco... V di Volpe: ok.
Ogni scatto mi riporta alla mente i momenti vissuti e la felicità dell'essere lì in quel preciso istante.
Novembre 2016, Val di Fassa, Trentino.
I thought saints were born saints, I looked in the dirt and found wisdom is learnt through a costly process of success and failure.
A short lived pennzoil quick lube sits in a pasture, open for a short time and still standing showing its original build quality. It sits far enough from the road that its not been either vandalized or tagged.
Night, near full moon, 180 second exposure, protomachines flashlight set to green, orange and a shot of natural white to the front to fill in the shadows. Moon glow visible in the top of the frame.
Click on the image, because it's best BIG on BLACK!!!
Almost on the spur of the moment, I decided to join friends yesterday afternoon for a birding walk. The weather was so perfect, especially compared to the two consecutive snowstorms we had on Tuesday and Wednesday of last week, that damaged thousands of trees in the city! After a quick look for birds along the avenue of trees near Fish Creek Provincial Park headquarters, we drove down to the Boat Launch area and from there we walked south along the Bow River. The Ospreys were flying near the river ad we saw one of them carrying a fish to take back to their nest. We saw 30 bird species, but nothing close enough for photos. After an enjoyable walk, a few of us called in at Tim Horton's for coffee and a snack.
From there, I called in at a different part of the park and watched a family of Beavers swimming in their pond. While I was waiting, hoping that they might appear, so many American Robins flew from branch to branch in the nearby trees and bushes, sometimes landing, like this colourful male, on the rocks at the edge of the pond. I always feel that Robins are so much taken for granted. Eventually, after a long wait, the Beaver's appeared - this adult, who crossed the path where I was standing, took me off guard, as I had my camera well zoomed. This huge animal walked faster than I was expecting, so it's not the greatest photo. Better than almost all my photos taken of them yesterday, though, as the light was quickly fading and the pond area was too dark. Hope your photos came out much better than mine, Phil! Such a treat to watch this family, especially the young ones. We were amazed, at one moment, when an old wooden pallet started moving in the pond and blocked a small passageway between the banks. One Beaver was pulling this discarded structure all on its own. I wonder if they had originally found it washed up nearby, after the Alberta Flood of the Century last year (2013).
Quick category sort is complete. Will fine sort what needs fully sorted for next month and put the rest to the side and sort that out if there is time, other wise it will be put on hold for a bit.
City lights lit these clouds as they quickly moved through. See still image: www.flickr.com/photos/cloud_spirit/54415577209 taken with iPhone.
Time lapse taken with GoPro in "night mode".
A Cumbres & Toltec Scenic locomotive crew takes a quick break atop Cumbres Pass after helping the daily passenger train climb the four percent grade. In a few minutes, the crew will cut off their helper locomotive, turn on the wye, and head back for Chama.