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Looking up at the Surrey Central City (Simon Fraser University) tower and the "cloudscape" beyond.
I really don't understand why some photos become of popular on Flickr and others don't. I wasn't even going to post yesterdays shot (The Girl in Red) because I didn't think it was that great. It got over 13,300 views. (But only 21 views on Pixel 500.) This one I kinda like, and I bet it gets about 10 views on Flickr. I guess the moral of the story is just shoot what you like and forget about what people like and don't like.
Scape_lands
The “scape_lands“ is a readymade-fotowork series developed since 2010.
The theme is the hermetical law of correspondence (we exist in all planes, astral as well as physical) I discovered the scape_lands in the urban environments, the streets of Berlin.
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This is my neighbors goat whom we call "Billy"...he's part of an ever increasing heard, 8 at last count, whose responsibility it is to keep the weeds down...they do a pretty good job...the neighbor asked me if I would like one - not a bad idea - something to help me with my weedwacking - but trouble is, they can't tell the difference between good weeds and bad weeds...
Anyway, what I'd really love to do is escape from "Gasoline Alley" before the flames do catch up to us...trouble is, we don't know where to go...we were supposed to be living in Mexico by now but I'm currently adhering to my wife's wishes of staying in Wackyville, California...
Maybe we'll follow George Jefferson to that "Deluxe apartment in the sky"...
Movin on up...
Mating Yellow-collared Scape Moths (Cisseps fulvicollis). Male to the right and female to the left. Mt. Pleasant Howard County Conservancy, Maryland.
a night scape of the moon and Jupiter rising
the photography is done with a gopro . one picture every 2 minutes .
Scapes from garlic I planted last fall. The garlic will take another month or so to be ready for harvest; just have to wait until 1/2 of the leaves brown.
The “scape_lands“ is a readymade-fotowork series developed since 2010.
The theme is the hermetical law of correspondence (we exist in all planes, astral as well as physical) I discovered the scape_lands in the urban environments, the streets of Berlin.
YANOMANO
Days of rain, sleet, snow and even rainbows left little but scattered puddles . . . until this morning.
Not enough for a quick ski around the golf course (wouldn't that be nice), but enough to give us a bit of winter-scape in it's wake.
Oak Creek Country Club golf course.
Village of Oak Creek, AZ
A couple of garlic scapes escaped my attention when I was harvesting them weeks back.
Playing with a Pentax-110 70mm f/2.8 on Fuji X-T30.
This is Cook's domain. She is mistress of the Red Beast, and under normal circumstances it's hands-off, or she'll have your hands off.
But today the garden meets the scullery.
Despairing at the abysmal food miles, horrid quality and chemical treatment of market garlic — imported mostly from China and Mexico, I believe — garlic has become a garden staple. What's happening here is new.
There are basically two types of garlic: soft neck and hard neck. Soft neck is the one in those plaits. It likes a warmer climate and doesn't grow a central stalk. Hard neck garlic likes it cold. Winter chilling is said to make the bulbs separate and grow into the cloves we use as a convenient measure. I grow hard neck varieties because, well, winter here gives the autumn-planted garlic plenty of chillin' time.
The central stalk of hard neck garlic is the scape. Traditional wisdom is that when the scapes emerge from the leaves they should be removed so that all the plant's energy is put into the bulbs and not growing whatever it is that scapes grow. I don't know — they always get cut off!
This year those severed scapes will be part of an experiment. Apparently, garlic scape pesto is a thing. Here it is a work-in-progress: a part processed paste of scapes, salt, walnuts and olive oil. Eventually it will be a smooth paste, with the walnuts gobbling up gallons of oil.
Will it work? Maybe. What I can tell from early indications is that there is little likelihood of any vampiric visitations!
Strawberry Scape
I took this photo over at my parents house before we feasted on this. Quite yummy.
To my flickr contacts; I have been a bad contact lately. I have been ridiculously busy this week. I hope to be around more next week.
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