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From last weeks brief afternoon storm. Lots of branches and mess in some area. The gardener here has recently benn developing the entire side yard into a nice shade garden planting lots of small trees, new shrubs. Lot of the small dogwoods had tops broken off as well as some established pines like this one that showered down and damaged the new plantings. It will probably be like starting over for him.
Photographed at Mary Cairncross Scenic Reserve near Maleny in Queensland, Australia. A remnant of the lush rainforest once covering the plateau.
Mark, an old high school friend, flew into town for a weekend in late July. We spent a day hiking around the North side of Mt St. Helens. The destruction from the 1980 eruption is still evident, giving the area a desolate, post-apocalyptic feel. This is an ideal setting, we discovered, in which to film a major motion picture about the end of life on earth…
Actually XP2 is not quite the right film tonally for this kind of thing, but that's what was in the camera that day...
AH!-SPLINTER, mixed media art: talisman brass sheet, cubic zirconia and wood, 2013. is on display until Nov 30th at Baan Tuek Art Center, Chiang Mai. Original motivation, i would stimulate regional citizens to reappraise deeply what is the different between ASEAN objective and Southeast Asia being through the sarcastic aesthetics.
This is one of my favorite ratty pictures. I've told Grace before that I'm amazed that she's so good at getting my rats to actually look at the camera as if they're posing. Perhaps they think it's something to eat?
(Splinter is my only rat with no markings on his face)
Ratty photos by Grace Kendall, photographer extraordinaire