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I have fond memories of our photo workshop in Joshua Tree last March as well as our most recent workshop in the Tetons and Yellowstone. It was so enjoyable to associate with so many nice and interesting people, just too many images to go through and process!
I'm looking forward to our next workshop in the high Sierras shooting fall color in October. If you are interested you can check our website at mountainhighworkshops.com.
View the entire Joshua Tree National Park Set
View my - Most Interesting according to Flickr
…sewing thread came on wooden reels & had colours with beautiful names. These are from my mum’s collection & were probably bought during the 1940’s or 1950’s.
Thank you for inspiring me Sheila www.flickr.com/photos/7786842@N02/
& for introducing me to the beautiful photos taken by raaen such as www.flickr.com/photos/40262251@N03/54522009567/in/datepos...
More attempts at action shots, easier now that I realized ghost *can* be activated in combat, just doesn't always work at first or second or even third try! =P
Remember Me
@5600x2625 (GeDoSaTo)
Camera binds, timestop, FOV control
TexMod (remove film grain)
+SweetFX
#TimesAreChanging
1/250 - f2.0 - ISO 400 - 35mm
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Honoring those who tragically died 19 years ago.I never thought at the time the significance this picture would mean so much for me this day.
The Image has never been doctored. Back then I just took the shots and filed them away; periodically taking them out of the cobwebs. Taken with the Minolta SRT 101, Kodak Tri X 400, 1976.
Traveling with my young family on the water from Point Pleasant, N.J. to Block Island, Nantucket and Martha's Vineyard. So long ago, but yet it seems like yesterday. A bit unusual for me now, as I find my memory's infirmity.
Remembering someone close to me who lost their life at The Viaduct. This is a gorgeous place to walk, unfortunately it holds sad memories for many family's and their friends.
If you are curious about the title please refer to the tags, perhaps check out the "Ngati Porou" web site.
Freighter off the coast of Gisborne on a cold evening.
Had to tilt the image by 1 degree in order to level the horizon, the rest is au naturel.
please view on black... if you're not in a rush...
i found this on the ground... picked it up and set it on the back of a bench.
on the blog: toomanytribbles.blogspot.com/2009/11/remember.html
// Vow Beneath the Moon \\
In the night lit by moonlight,
Your silhouette becomes a haze.
Deeper than words can convey,
Feelings transcend time and space.
Promises made under cherry blossoms,
Silently engraved in the heart.
Even when far apart,
Souls connected, love remains unchanged.
Every time I think of you,
Petals dance in the air.
Swearing an eternal love,
The moon watches over us, ever fair.
Processed in GIMP 2.8.14
During the holiday season, nostalgic reminiscences usually include mounds of fluffy white snow.
All the best this year!
For those of you who don't know the story of Christmas the rescued Eastern Rosella you can read it HERE
Christmas is still living with my colleague and doing quite well!
...the Fifth of November,
The Gunpowder Treason and Plot
It's bonfire night here in the UK... which is an annual celbration known as
Guy Fawkes . I'm not able to get any shots tonight, but still wanted to enter into the spirit... so this is my effort. From the Disney fireworks display in the summer.
Update
Retouched and replaced.
this was my father in law working room :-) He passed away two years ago and the room looks different now, but I remember him with a smile. Believe me, he could repair everything!
My great-grandfather, Samuel Pickthorne, a seaman who died very young and far from home, is buried here, just beyond the trees, in Section 4 of the Hong Kong Colonial Cemetery.
We might never have known this, had my mother not - in her late 70's - discovered Internet and Genealogy, had she not happened upon the wonderful Johnsman Au, then Deputy Director of Audit in Hong Kong, who sweetly assisted her in her research, and who tragically died last fall.
As it was, we stood silent in this place, my husband and I, in March, respectful of chronology and connection and compassion...and two lives lost.