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Riddle’s Court is a unique survival: an A-listed 16th Century courtyard house set behind the Royal Mile close to Edinburgh Castle. The property contains significant architectural features documenting its 400 year history including a rare late 16th Century painted beam ceiling, an early 17th Century plaster ceiling and a late 19th Century ceiling by TK Bonnar.

Riddle Brothers Ranch National Historic District is part of the historic context of pioneer settlement and the development of the livestock industry in the American West. Walter, Frederick, and Benjamin Riddle were three bachelor brothers who secured home sites and raised livestock in and around the ranch. Migrating from western Oregon, they settled in the early 1900s and built their ranch by gaining control of water in the area.

This is just off the Royal Mile and has been recently renovated.

 

New arrivals, male kittens. Riddles (tabby/white) Charlie (black/white) DOB Spring 2012.

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Lali Postcards (in French)

I Used: Custom Satellite and Lego Space Shuttle

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Hey look at that cool artwork and comics in the foreground. Wow that's nice. www.bearbuttcomics.com

 

Hey, give me a break I got to do something to get my work out there

Life is and should always be exactly like this.

Joel Cahen on the decks / hard drive at Riddler's bar.

One of the more beautiful things about a giraffe is its skin but mainly the pattern that it has. What I found really great after being quite close to the giraffe was how loose and wrinkly it was. I chose to take the shot so that the archweay framed the animal and then waited until the lighting hit the giraffe perfectly to highlight the shape and detail in the skin. This was for my project 'Sanctuary' where I chose to look at zoo animals as my final outcome, with my final piece being black and white film.

 

(April 2009)

C2E2 Chicago Comic Con.

Nikomat EL

Nikon 50mm F1.8

ILFORD HP5+ Push to 1600

IlFORD (ILFOTEC DD-X) Developer

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