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This Australian Reed-Warbler was singing his heart out in my local park, taken September 2011 at Nairne, South Australia. Normally a very shy bird, I was lucky to get this capture when he came up the reed to sing his song.
This is a copycat of Jenn's shot from the other day. I loved it so much that I immediately thought of it when I saw the group for today.
This is my latest feltscape, #6. I wanted to do something different that would allow me to use that beautiful pink wool blend felt I got.
This was one of the most extreme blue examples of a female Common Blue that I have ever seen. Usually they are predominantly brown with prominent orange lunules around the margins, and any blue is restricted to the wing bases. This one almost completely lacked orange, and the blue was so extensive it looked superficially more like a Chalk Hill Blue male than a Common Blue female.
Day 6
I'm sick. And this is out of focus. And only took me 2 minutes to shoot and less than 30 seconds to edit/lighten and crop. Sleep time. //Re-edited.
These times are like hallways in our lives. The times we pour over maps like diligent students and figure out where we are going to be. Walking down a hallway is the instantaneous version, we turn where we think we should go.
But we aren't always right.
I don't like this.
This Orange County Fire Rescue Truck is parked and responding to a 3 car (rear end) accident. I took several pictures of this of this truck in hopes of showing the lights in various flash patterns.
This is the Ford Escape Limited Police dept. and Fire dept. concept truck. This was designed by BLPhoto.
This corsage & boutonniere feature beautiful handmade kanzashi flowers. The flowers are made of dark purple ( dark eggplant color ) & white satin.
This lable is on a box inherited by my wife. Her parents had purchased this set when they were first married back in the early sixties.
this is day 252 of my Project 365, a photo each day in 2014.
and yes, tuesday ... facedown! today with a theme ... bananas! suggested by one of those crazy fdt people ... ;-) ... myself!
HFDT!
upload Music: Yello - Bananas To The Beat (song)
This nasty spider appeared on my balcony. Faugh.
Also, my sister and I are now blogging together at www.aardvarkanddonkey.com/ . I am mostly posting photos over there, now.
This is the first metalmark I have seen --- a "lifer." Disturbingly, I discovered after taking the photos that this tiny butterfly (1" or 25 mm wingspan) had been captured by a crab spider hidden in the tiny buckwheat blossom. [1 more photo to follow in a day or two]
Adobe Springs, Stanislaus County, California
This is the back of Guitara, a guitar I am doing for a Tejana musician in Austin. I used more Yellow Roses and Bluebonnets for this side of the guitar, the "Texas" side. Stained glass, mirror, mini tiles, beads, acrylic leaves.
This bus was new to LRT as 220 in 1995.
Seen here on Princes Street.
This bus went to Marbill Travel.
As of 2017 Marbill ex Lothian 2XX Volvo Olympians are due withdrawal from school services, a chance to preserve one?
This rabbit was huge! I think this was the parent of the other 8 large rabbits around me. Should be named Jacked Rabbit!
Shoreline Lake - Mountain View, CA
I bought this complete magazine at a radio auction. It has an interesting article inside referencing the cover art. Basically it is the infancy of a type of infrared microscope and night vision goggles using the same technology but slightly different application methods. You can read the article by clicking here.
This is hand held for 8 seconds. I thought the dogs did an excellent job of staying still. In this household, that's what we train them to do; pose for photos. Oh, the man did a good job too...
This photograph was published in the Illustrated Chronicle on the 14th of March 1916.
During the Great War the Illustrated Chronicle published photographs of soldiers and sailors from Newcastle and the North East of England, which had been in the news. The photographs were sent in by relatives and give us a glimpse into the past.
The physical collection held by Newcastle Libraries comprises bound volumes of the newspaper from 1910 to 1925. We are keen to find out more about the people in the photographs. If you recognise anyone in the images and have any stories or information to add please comment below.
Copies of this photograph may be ordered from us, for more information see: www.newcastle.gov.uk/tlt Please make a note of the image reference number above to help speed up your order.
1. Silver Self-portrait, 2. There's a rabbit in my coffee!, 3. it's the bat signal!, 4. Laura's art, 5. knit donuts, 6. Soy, 7. Untitled, 8. Duda, 9. (:, 10. Your are driving on sacred ground, 11. the sum of my parts, 12. Waiting their turn 025, 13. Salto de la mano, 14. The colorful island, 15. Hiking the Lost Coast, 16. eight tea bags filled with used espresso coffee, 17. Untitled, 18. my favorite baby, 19. Bright, 20. I`m bigger than you, 21. Dead sunset, 22. Air Will Be Taken Out Of Tires License Plates Removed From Unauthorized Parkers, 23. finger-death, 24. hot, 25. goldie, 26. 40 years of love, 27. burden of life, 28. Untitled, 29. bug, 30. Bud, 31. Mucho Margarita Cupcakes, 32. tourist, 33. pandamoyer, 34. i wonder how much this will hurt, 35. P2133749_x, 36. la piel
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This is a rare and very special find brought to you from aces finds vintage. We sell and list vintage every day.
This is a vintage security bag. It is about 100 years old, and in unbelievable condition. These are very hard to find in canvas, let alone in leather. I have never seen one in this condition. It may have never been used. These bags very rarely come up at auctions.
This van has been recently imported from Utah and is currently up for sale.
Seen at VW Dubs & Bugs Restorations, Queensway Meadows, Newport.
This view in the 1940's is south towards the "parallel-merge" of the NYW&B Railway at left with the IRT White Plains Rd Line EL which ends at its own embankment at right. The unimproved land was provided for installing a wide angular intersection street to connect Unionport Avenue at left (east) of the NYW&B R-o-W with Birchall Avenue to the right of the IRT Elevated structure. The land was never developed and was cyclone-fenced off for private storage and use decades ago - and still is such today.
See below contemporary AERIAL PHOTO which shows the exact location, and indicated exactly where the photographer was facing and standing with his camera -- which will make this scene and exact location more meaningful
This monstrous fence is being constructed to annoy and impede the travel of Torontonian's. This is what 2 billion bucks gets you, fences and cops.
5 days from now you won't be able to get near where this photo was taken as the fence will be secured all around and hundreds of cops to ensure you stay away.
This Blackcap is building its nest in our garden. Female Blackcaps have a nice brownish/red cap and hope to be able to show that here in the coming days. These Blackcaps have a very nice song.
this man was walking around asking us how to improve the ride. he was so nice and sincere. i can't find where i wrote his name down... but it was something like eliminator...
This little one is hanging out at the feeders trying to get the last of its much needed winter stores.