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Same little jug of flowers but photographed in a different location ;)
Hope everyone has had a lovely weekend. Sunny and pleasantly warm here today.
Minimalistic shot taken during a walk.
N.B.: For a better view (and performance) of the photo, look it in a place with a low light and brightness. :)
Here the link for another shot of the same tree, but in a different position: www.flickr.com/photos/himynameispaolo182/12099515355/.
Same make up, different hair and a fascinator I borrowed from my wife she also supplied the lighter foundation.. the rest is all mine.
I do like this time of year the whole Halloween thing is a great excuse to really overdress yes even more so than I normally do :-)
Might show the complete outfit tomorrow.
SSR103, 4904, SSR101 and CF4404 lead 3242 Allied Mills grain through Mittagong.
SSR class locos don't usually get a run on this train.
(5/7/25)
Same view (almost) as previous pano, but looking a bit different today. You will notice that something is missing! The Wrekin has vanished into the murk...
Lumix GX9 + Sigma 30mm f1.4 lens, stitched in Hugin.
This photo is about a tragedy, a huge fire that destroyed one of the most beautiful forests on mount Parnitha, near Athens in Greece.
(Panoramio 1st prize May 2009, Unusual Location category)
Same day as the thrush, I spotted this white throated sparrow foraging for holly berries. Never could get it to fully stand still, but this was close! Just outside Beaverton, Oregon in our yard.
The same old walk becomes comforting looking upon the same shaped homes that probably have changed somewhat the same way I have. You don’t stay the same really but then you crave change as if it was a dream and for me I daydream it would just come to me like some kind of angel falling from the sky bringing down a blade of evolution. One stab from the beam of light and my thoughts become a calm sea and I’m a creative being not afraid of casual conversation about the weather or what the weekend will be. I’ll actually have plans for the weekend and I’ll escape retail that has become this black hole that I could have escaped long ago. An angel is not coming not without hard work of some kind. If anything I could cosplay and angel holding my phone like a saber of light and quit retail. It doesn’t have to be a fantasy.
Same place, possibly the same bird. Different day. We have glimpsed them actually down near the water but by the time we walk down the path they have retreated to this tree.
(Peter)
About same time last year I saw a woodpecker clear this hollow; this time it was a nuthatch. I had seen it a week or so ago without getting a good shot (too dark); the othher day I was waiting for may be 5 minutes, called Lucy to complain there were no birds at all and just after we hung up the nuthatch pair appeared.
Apparently they have built some sort of thing to make the hole much narrower; the one in the shot was picking at it as if to check if it was strong enough.
Here is a shot of that hollow from last year:
I do like a sunbathe every now and then. It reminds me of my desert home beyond the Land of Blue. Though I'm happy in the Land of Green, I do miss the desert. I wonder about the other foxes in my clan. Did they find safe sanctuaries too? Maybe there's a Saffron and a Cinnamon out there calling across the dunes.
I think we will be reunited with Saffron and Cinnamon one day. After all, their souls are on the journey even if their bodies are gone. They probably have new bodies now, and it's only time before we find them again. But will it be the Land of Yellow or the Land of Green? Or maybe a different land all together. The Land of Green is changing now, but our home is still here.
I should tell you about the little one beside me. His name is Labneh. Our human companion adopted him after Hanukkah last year. He was really shy at first until I took him under my ear. He's nervous about that bit of string on his nose. But we all tell him it's part of who he is, and that makes him so endearing to our human companion. Now Labneh accompanies our human companion on all her adventures. I wish I was able to as well, but it is also great to stay snug and safe at home.
But where is home? The answer is the same place as our temple. The place where the memory of Saffron and Cinnamon live on. It's not quite a forest or a river or a desert. Home is where we can be together, safe and snug and warm. It is that temple within our hearts.
Fennec fox snuggles from Falafel and Labneh.
Same settings on the camera, same location and light as the set of the female but different results! I got much more feather detail with the female. I must have the settings wrong! I think it's because of the contrast with the light blue sky and the jet black feathers. I'll have to try again!
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ABOUT CAMILO PARDO
Born in New York city, Camilo moved to Detroit at the age of 10 and had by that age developed a fascination with 60s and 70s era sports cars and modern art. After graduating from Detroit’s prestigious design school Center for Creative Studies in 1985, Camilo was hired by Ford Design Center in Dearborn Michigan. His assignments included working in the Dearborn Advanced Studios, Ford of Europe- Torino, Italy Studio , and the Design Studios in Cologne Germany. After 15 years at Ford Motor Company, he took on what was for him the ultimate assignment... a state of the art re-design of the classic Ford GT race car. This project developed the 2002 Ford GT concept car.
As chief Designer of the Ford GT and the SVT Studio, Camilo’s team worked on the 2005 and 2006 production Ford GT . The GT became an instant success capturing the interest of car enthusiasts around the world.
At the end of the work day at Ford, Camilo continued to explore an additional avenues of art & design. With the integration of Design principles and the abstractions of Fine Art, Camilo explores alternative design solutions.
This work is created in his studios, located in the city of Detroit and Los Angeles. His studios has been the scene of more than a few of Detroit’s openings and receptions. For the last 15 years, his studio has hosted the Detroit Auto’s Designers’ Night. An internationally recognized event which is attended by top automotive personnel and designers from all over the world. The North American International Auto Show has included Designer’s Night as a recognized NAIAS event appearing in all NAIAS publications.
By evening, Camilo is a serious, multifaceted artist with incomparable creative energy. This creativity is evident in his large, brightly colored oil paintings on canvas. This includes a large production of Automotive Fine Art. The same quality of creativity reaches a line of fashion design, that he describes as advanced fashion concepts. These fashion pieces have been created for auto shows and runway exhibits. Camilo’s industrial design reaches into sculptural furniture design, that has made the rounds from main art galleries in Metro Detroit, Italy, Japan, and the Contemporary Furniture Fair in New York.
As a dedicated artist who sets no limits on his creative endeavors, Camilo has found that his outside artistic expressions further strengthen and complements his passion for automotive design.
Plus de cinq photos peuvent être publiées en même temps... Elles n'attendent que vous !... Oh, s'il vous plaît, soyez curieux !
More than five photos may be published at the same time... They are waiting for you!...
Oh, please, be curious!
Same bloom as this but different angle. Interesting how the colour shades has drastically changed. Notice how the Fall chills and cold has affected the bloom's petals. Frostbitten.
For 12 Months of the Same Image. A sunnier day on this visit and a bit of fresh snow. Still cold though!
Same shot I took yesterday, only today we have SUN! And 40s, it's beautiful here today. Yay! New day, new mood for me. Happy Saturday everyone!
Same again but landscape and not HDR. Quite flat really - not great light but you work with what you have. Looks better on my iPad than on my monitor... hmmph.
Few days ago I upoad a wine shot, it was the same wine with black background ,I felt white wine with black background didn't match. I tried once again with different mood. Enjoy the sipping your wine slowly and enjoy.
This is the same girl as the previous picture -- just a different angle and perspective.
Note: this photow as published as photograph #2 (of 11) in a Dec 16, 2010 blog titled "Placemaking 101: Ten Steps to Transform a Public Space."
It was also published in an undated (late Jan 2011) blog titled "Idziesz? Nie pisz! [wideo] [Aktualizacja]." And it was published in an Aug 8, 2011 blog titled "<a href="http://geeksroom.com/2011/08/tips-etiqueta-correo-electronicos/52464/" rel="nofollow"Tips de etiqueta para el envÃo de correos electrónicos."
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During a lunch break in the last weekend in April, I had a chance to walk around Bryant Park. These are a few of the pictures I took...