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This house in the neighborhood next to mine has all these christmas lights with their own radio station that plays christmas music that the lights blink to. Prettty cool. Nikon D3000.
This section of the Boulevard Temple complex was once an apartment building. This arch continues the Gothic theme of the adjoining church.
This is a poncho I made for my daughter. She is going to wear this no sleeve Christmas dress, so I thought I should make something for her. After a week, I finally finish knitting this. hurrah!
This picture shows College Of Business Administration at University of Bahrain just 3 days before the student council election.
Found in an abandoned office. Although I'm not impressed with Windows 10, I don't think I'd want to go back this far!
This bus was new to Sussex Coastline 342 in 1998.
Seen here on the A1 on Edinburgh Marithon shuttle duties.
This beautiful fox is a wild fox, but obviously not skittish. It climbed up on this stump and curled up to watch the world go by, just 15 feet from my car (and myself standing behind my car).
Today, well, the early hours of this morning, in fact, I returned from a superb week's holiday in the beautiful Turkey. I can see I have some catching up to do, after some much needed sleep, as everyone appears to have been busy uploading!
This is a picture of a farmer working beside a town called Deltamas.
This photo was taken using a Canon EOS 60D with an EF 75-300mm Lens.
This bus is a 2017 model according to Fairfax School Buses wiki on Fandom. This exact same fleet number was previously incarnated on a Blue Bird TC/2000 FE.
This picture was taken in a little Mexican downtown named Gualupita, an inspiring place for folkloric art!
This is indeed a big shot. It was shot full frame on a 5D2 with no cropping done so the printed image should look massive :-)
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I am living in the very town that the blob was made in. I hated that movie as a kid and besides the exorcist it was the scariest thing. They played this movie every January. A large jelly like substance coming to eat people and the terror in the theater goers faces as they left running and screaming was just plain horrific.
January is a month that follows the craziness of the holidays and while the quiet is wonderful, its still so cold.
Temps are below 35 and often in the teens with wind and snow. And dark, not much light. Short days where you long for the sunshine and warmth. Sure its a great time to drink hot chocolate and tea. If you like soup and chili and layers of clothes where you can’t feel your skin ...its great.
Then there is the wait for the next holiday. I’m not talking Valentine’s day. Nope. It has to do with a rodent. This rodent comes out of his den or hole and decides whether or not we will have six more consecutive weeks of winter all based upon seeing his shadow or not.
If I could write a next chapter about how I hate the month of January perhaps moving the groundhog back a week and having the blob eat him then there would be no six more weeks of winter after all.
I could do this or just move to Florida and quit complaining.
This photo is free to use under Creative Commons license CC BY-NC-ND and must be credited “CC BY-NC-ND © ALDE Party”
This is a shot with the NEX 5 using the 18-55mm lens. It was at 52mm. I shot at F5.6 at ISO 250.
You can read more about it on my blog at www.thepicturedesk.blogspot.com
-rs
This woman's tattoo makes me want to finish my back piece. though mine is a different design, it follows the same path.
This time at 40mm instead of a fisheye view.
I dont think this shot need the fisheye treatment or bold post processing.
This is the Praying Monk on the side of the famous Camelback Mountain in Scottsdale/ Phoenix Arizona. This is a shot that I worked on for three years.
This beautiful home lies within Birmingham's Highland Park Historic District, which is listed in the National Register of Historic Places.
Day 33: "Accident"
So this photo was an accident. The posing & everything was planned, the quality was NOT. I have no idea why my camera had a brain fart & made this photo such horrible quality, BUT i love it. I looove the way it turned out.
Originally for todays photos it was just going to be basicly this same shot, but GOOD quality. To show off my new red couch. (okay so its just a couple cheap blankets from walmart i turned into a slipcover. ) But my camera was being weird, and somehow i got this. i think it looks awesome. So i decided to make it todays 366.
Yes, i like taking photos of my feet/legs. This does not require me putting on makeup & trying to look good. ha.
Oh, the white blob is desmond.