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Twin Sisters ("Hells Smoke Stacks"), Wallula Gap, Washington,
This basalt outcropping is the "Twin Sisters", located in the state of Washington, on the south side of the Columbia River. By Port Kelly
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wallula_Gap
Photo Taken from the Westbound Empire Builder ( Portland Route )
Oatmeal Short Stack
Three oatmeal pancakes with whipped cream and fresh strawberries. ($10) Add chocolate chips, blueberries, pecans or chopped banana. ($1.50) I added bananas and pecans, which they layered between the cakes. For my side, I asked for chicken sausage.
Big Bad Breakfast
Oxford, Mississippi,
(October 21, 2012)
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Top of the smoke stack at a power plant designed by Architect Albert Kahn.
This photo was a test of a Nikkor 75-300mm f/4.5-5.6 AF Zoom lens I purchased used. It is zoomed in all the way and was mounted on a Nikon D300. This is a great lens.
Such little progress never felt like such great accomplishment. So glad to be working on my Penny Sampler again.
Navajo Loop Trail, Bryce Canyon National Park
Every sight at Bryce Canyon was uniquely beautiful. The layers of contrasting textures and colors in this one almost reminded us of some kind of exotic dessert. Well, the appetite of our eyes was satisfied for sure!
A focus stacked image from this Jonesblog entry: prometheus.med.utah.edu/~bwjones/C853940471/E200903111246...
volunteering for the first day of Bumbershoot involved lots and lots of moving huge stacks of programs, and very little time to take pictures.
Just a fun line art piece I did last week. I did a little video showing the progressive phases of this as one as I was drawing it out. You can see it on my YouTube channel or on my rainbowelephant.com blog.
Thank you Louisiana for all your support and an awesome event! We’ll be back on March 4th with a STACKED BOXING CARD!. For more information, please visit us at www.WFCfights.com Photos taken by: Sidney Donaldson Jr High resolution prints & digital images available for purchase at Sidney Donaldson Photographix
I wanted to try the block I used in "Wild Child" with a few changes, the center being a square instead of a circle and four of the blades remaining a constant. In the first picture, I'll use three of the four fabrics on the left, plus one more from the group on the right and then the constant navy blue in four stacks. #2 - I cut a five inch strip and then cut wedges with the 18 degree ruler. #3 - Four matching sets of five blades each are sewn and then trimmed to give the center a straight edge. #4 - A small triangle is sewn to the cut edge. #5- the four quarters are sewn together. #6 - Edges trimmed to an octagon. #7- Corners applied. I think these blocks will make a good secondary design.
Using the three stacked fabrics, with two fabrics in each block is really fun! I like these because they look different but the same. The first column is horses and hats, the second is horses and boots and the third is hats and boots. I haven't decided yet if I'll trim these to octagons or hexagons...probably hexagons.
Canon AE-1
Fujifilm Superia 800
I don't have space for a lot of stuff in my room. Thinking about investing in a big plastic bin to hold all my photo stuff. Messy, unorganized stacks of instax & polaroids. A lot of my favorite photos in there.
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