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after shopping

Wanted to test the Biketown system on a day with record amount of snow on the ground (about a foot or so).

hello, summer.

 

ps I think I've found my favorite pie crust recipe! It's from caprial pence, a nw chef, and it is so good. It calls for 1/2 butter and 1/2 shortening, and no sugar. (I use cold pressed vegetable shortening.) One of my resolutions this year was to improve my pie baking skills, and this crust has helped a lot. Up next, blueberry, my favorite. And this crust will be soo good with fall apples.

From the archives...

  

Beauties at play..in my driveway.

2 poeple, one iPod, what else can you do? Merseyrail 29/9/09

cats BigPappiBlueeyes Darkle

 

There were 8-10 break out groups during the discussion portion of the event. This one focused on the entrance of large corporations into the sharing economy, e.g. with Avis Car Rentals buying out Zipcar, the nation's largest car-sharing company.

'Sharing a meal' On Black

Check out her great pics

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Tamela This is for you! Thanks for the phone conversation.

Arden Shinjuku (Tokyo) Share house

A carder bee (i think) and a honey bee sharing Echinops nectar.

V-day project

 

Nikon d40x

nikkor-s 50mm f1.4 @f16

Extension tubes

shutter 1/100

iso 200

Built in flash fired @ full power

DIY diffuser

software editor.. Flickr's Picnic

Hundreds of Marines with 25th Marine Regiment wait for their flight to Maputo, Mozambique July 21, 2010 at Steward Air National Guard Base, N.Y. The Marines are traveling to Africa to participate in Exercise Shared Accord 2010, a humanitarian and peacekeeping operation.

 

Gerard Way and prom date share a kiss for the camera.

Firstie Lindsey Adao, a member of the West Point Diving Team, meets Lt. Gen. Buster Hagenbeck and Judy Hagenbeck during the Superintendent's Reception for the 1st Regiment at the Crest Hall Ballroom May 19 at West Point, N.Y. Accompanying the soon-to-be second lieutenant was her coach Mickey Wender. The reception was an opportunity for the senior cadets to introduce their Family and guests to the Superintendent prior to graduation on May 22. Photo by Mike Strasser/PV

Arden Higashi-Ikebukuro (Tokyo) Share house

they have been at it for hours, each trying to explain to the other why they should have the cupcake. xD

I wasn't planning on doing umbrella shots, but it was raining and K had an umbrella handy right in the garage so I thought why not. I'm glad we did these!

Takumar lenses on Olympus E-P5 and Pentax Spotmatic

 

Apple iPhone 6+ with Tintype app

El Poder de Compartir

 

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Mallards and a turtle share a log on a warm day in March in Arizona.

Musicians take a break while playing for a university graduation calenda (parade) in Oaxaca.

Captured@Hsinchu (清大人社蝴蝶園)

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Another shot from our last week's early morning shoot at Wilkes Dam.

Living is learning...

...learning is living..................

 

Thank you c215, for sharing this with us............

Meadow Brown and Bee on Common Knapweed in Sweyne Park, Rayleigh, Essex.

While butterflies have been scarce this year, bees have not, finding an abundance of wildflowers to attract their attention, many of which seem to have consolidated their arrival into a more concentrated period given the brevity of our summer. There is an overlapping of species blooming which I've not noticed before, much to the pleasure of the bees and a wide variety of other insects which enjoy the display as much as we do...actually probably more. I've assembled a goodly collection of "flowers w/insects" shots and should probably assemble a series before they vanish into the oblivion of my archives.

 

But for now, a few SOOC shots (one in comments) of a couple of buddies enjoying the offerings of what is either a freshly bloomed woodland sunflower (Helianthus divaricatus) or tickseed sunflower (Bidens coronata). I can never tell the difference. But I do know it is one of those flowers that for some reason always photographs well needing no editing...characteristic of all the sunflowers. A photogenic and ego gratifying floral group to be sure. ;-)

  

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