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Driving home after a morning in the Cheviot hills I spotted this view in a field and had to quickly pull over. The hedge around the field was too thick (and sharp) to get through so I set my tripod up on top of one of those yellow salt/grit bins and did my best to find a composition.
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Named after the late Victorian garden designer who worked closely with the architect Edward Lutyens, this is an English shrub rose, which is repeat flowering, disease resistant and well scented.
Just curl and repeat.
This is from a different sago with the unfurling at a different stage.
Back to something safe (rather than lizard porn). haha...
One of three pieces that make up a small triptych for my solo show, Sketchbook: Chapter Two, showing at Blue Gallery in Kansas City November 4-26, 2011.
6x8 inches, mixed media on board (mixed media includes acrylic, paper, etching, uni posca marker, marvy deco color marker and ink).
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yeah.. no time.
omg... i repeat this everytime... but really.. now i apreciate each free second!
BUT.. in a lil more than 2 weeks i will travel =D
:D
ha.. miss u all.
i will try to catch each of u as fast as i can.
xoxo
about the shot.. old one..without texture in comments
Opening sequence of Repeat Hikari selected in the competition section of the Supernova Digital Animation Festival in Denver on Saturday 21 September.
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Supersampler
Fuji Sensia
Salt Lake City, Utah
Summer 2009
Humans are a one-of-a-kind species for several reasons.
1. We have mouths that form words and sentences.
2. These words and sentences are sometimes confusing, sometimes misleading and sometimes outright lies.
3. Then we get angry.
4. And mouths form more words and sentences.
5. Confusion, dilusion, dishonesty.
6. Anger.
7. Repeat forever.
I don't think this hillside could cause so much trouble.
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i seem to take a shot at this location everytime I drive past. This time a westbound coal train is seen on the south track behind CP nos.8934 & 5001.
Took the x100 out on this day for use, though didn't find much to shoot throughout the day.
As it turns out this shot was taken literally as I got back home instead!
Repeat offender because I really liked the way the shot I took a week ago came out... Same perspective, different trees... i like this one more because the surrounding trees are the same, and for some reason, the photo came out with a heaps better composition. I also really like the single leaf there in the middle...