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Habitually cocked tail and wings slightly drooped typical of this species. Attempting to age this bird! Could be either- Adult female, 1 yr. male without chestnut on sides, 1st yr. female. Lila Keiser Park, Morro Bay , CA
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Leica CL • Voigtländer Nokton classic 35mm F1.4 VM
Foma Fomapan 100 ISO in Caffenol CL stand 65min. @20°C
Scanned with Epson Perfection V500 at 2400dpi
Luxembourg
Caffenol CL
500 ml Filtered Water
8gr Anhydrous Washing Soda
5gr Vitamin C
0.5gr KBr
20gr Instant coffee ("Cora")
60 sec. slow agitations then let stand for 64 minutes
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Some early morning shoppers browsing the shops in a old Beijing side alley.
BNSF 677 and UP 9378 sit side-by-side at the Union Pacific West Colton yard as they are prepared for departure.
©2008, Ken Szok. All rights reserved.
A block of downtown Lakeland was reserved for a cluster of old British Fords, transformed into customised street rods. Ford of Britain perpetuated production of their prewar entry-level Anglia (and later Popular) models until 1959, by which time they were veritable automotive anachronisms, even in cash-strapped and car-starved Britain. They were slow, plodding vehicles too, with their outdated side valve engines. This did not bother the American enthusiasts who gave the cars an astonishing personality transplant by shoehorning V8 Mustang engines into them. A brace of 1948 Ford Anglias is seen here, the one on the left being a Thames panel van version.
"I'll always be by your side
Even when you're down and out
I'll always be by your side
Even when you're down and out
I just wanted to be your housewife
All i wanted was to be your housewife
I'll iron your clothes
I'll shine your shoes
I'll make your bed
And cook your food
I'll never cheat
I'll be the best girl you'll ever meet
And for a diamond ring
I'll do these kinds of things
I'll scrub your floor
Never be a bore
I'll tuck you in
I do not snore
I'd wear your black eyes
Bake you apple pies
I won't ask why
And I try not to pry "
-CocoRosie
Watercolor inks.
Interesting light cast from a glass lamp at Manoli Canoli. B-side to more artistic version. iPhone 5s, unedited.
Side french braid embellished with a scarf
I’ve got the side french braid down. I start behind my bangs, just above the left parietal ridge, and braid in a diagonal to behind my right ear. This style works well with a hat or, like today, a scarf.
A hair scarf is the epitome of chic summer hair. It’s both boho and glam. But so irritating when it slips out! I have three strategies for wearing a hair scarf:
(1) Add some structure to the hair, in the form of a braid, ponytail, or pigtails. These can serve as both a stop to a slipping scarf and a structure to tie it to.
(2) Rough up the hair with some sticky hairspray. The scarf won’t slide as well if the hair has some grip.
(3) Consider retying part of the fun. I wore this look dancing and, yes, I had to retie it a couple of times. The process just adds to the mystique.
Dress, Express. Belt bag, JURUAA. Espadrilles, Viscata. Scarf, TJ Maxx. Sunglasses, Girlprops. Earrings, Cuffs Boutique.
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