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Strolling Greenfield Village in Dearborn, Michigan, I came across this sign. Thinking about it for several seconds, I felt it was an opinion to which I had never been exposed . . .
Someone has a wonderful sense of the absurd.
We saw this sign on our birding field trip to Amherst Island where we went to see the lark bunting.
I always appreciate a slightly off centre sense of humour.
On certain parts of mountains in the world, you are close enough to heaven that if you look hard enough you will see signs of Eden, this waahila ridge trail on the beautiful island of Oahu in Hawaii 11/14/16
EXPLORE Front Page (#5) on April 24, 2007. Thank you all! ;)
Not only old wooden doors can be beautiful. Some urban artist liked this decayed metal one so much that even decided to sign it ;)
Please see it LARGE to better appreciate all the details.
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(p. 375, Pure Act: The Uncommon Life of Robert Lax by Michael N. McGregor)
Male and female Harlequin ladybirds on the remains of a winter flowering Strawberry Tree flower. London N7. 27 March 2017.
Faded sign on a former tobacconsist's, now a private house, on the corner of Stanley Road and Lambeth Road, Bootle
Boupateros, Marignac, Haute-Garonne, France.
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as soon as we saw this sign, it meant we could go as fast as we wanted :)
our rental was capped at 210km/h (130mph).. only managed to get it to 205. Fun anyways..
I have three plum trees . When they bloom it looks like snow and the smell of the flowers is intoxicating. The bees were everywhere along with other types of flies, butterflies , moths and insects. I had a few run into me as I was standing in their flight patterns. When you looked up all you could see were bee and insects zooming around the flowers.Springs first bounty for these jolly feasters. !
The bokeh in the background are more plum blooms twinkling in the light
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Obviously a companion to Braille. I even just copied the editing exactly and then just made adjustments. It didn't turn out quite how I wanted. I wanted my face to be visible so that I could erase my mouth like I did to the eyes in Braille, but I didn't realize until editing it that my hand was in front of my face. noob. Also the back bend probably would have been deeper but after so many takes there was only so much my muscles could take I plan on doing one more based on sound so that I have a sort of "hear no evil, see no evil, speak no evil" theme.
Take Aim: A Challenge Group ~ Signs of Spring
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Spent a few hours out doing photography on Saturday. I loved being fully immersed in it and forgetting about the outside world for a bit. Photography is such a big part of me.
(Does anyone else get nostalgic when they see the brown and yellow Ontario Provincial Park signs? :) )