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It was so fun to get the chance to photograph Quixotic!! Their shows are packed full of magic and wonder.
Si is in the "Ride the 44" campaign and is currently appearing on the sides of buses and trollies all over town. Our pal Drew worked on the campaign and chose the photos. See the original here. It's super cool when a bus just rolls by with his big old face on it.
8.16.12
This is the 2nd time I see a hummingbird using my feeder, and the third time a hummingbird in my backyard. I was about to give up until yesterday when I saw a hummingbird less than 2 feet away using the feeder. It came across to me as if it had just discovered the feeder and was checking the nectar quality.
Unfortunately for today, my camera setting wasn't done right. so the focus is way off. It also didn't help that this guy is very camera shy.
This hummingbird seems to be small than those from last year. I waited for hours for their returns yesterday and today, but I didn't see their return. Last year all I had to do is to wait 15 to 30 minutes from sighting to sighting.
The impacts from the February feeze is state wide. Don't know what sort of impact it had to these hummingbirds.
Hunting with shotgun sight -
Clay shooting with shotgun sight - Duck hunting at Ulkerods gard in Sweden.
[And-Jakt/Skytte med hagelgevär sikte Redring]
Thursday, February 26, 2026
On behalf of the Soirée for Sight Host Committee
Peter Cromarty
Jane Katzen
Lorraine and Jay Fleischman
Linda Olsson
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Thursday, February 26, 2026
On behalf of the Soirée for Sight Host Committee
Peter Cromarty
Jane Katzen
Lorraine and Jay Fleischman
Linda Olsson
One of the RNIB exhibition stands at Sight Village 2008 in Birmingham. There were over 79 exhibitors in total. Great show.
Sleep don't visit, so I choke on sun
And the days blur into one
And the backs of my eyes hum with things I've never done
Sheets are swaying from an old clothesline
Like a row of captured ghosts over old dead grass
Was never much but we made the most
Welcome home
Submitted by: Sanjay Makhijani
Country: India
Organisation: Sanjay Makhijani Photography
Category: Professional
Caption: Trusting you sight and moving ahead
Photo uploaded from the #VisionFirst! Photo Competition (photocomp.iapb.org) held for World Sight Day 2019