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This Orchid plant has been shaped by the light that feeds it.
The main stem has bent nearly 90 degrees from the plant base, into the direction of the window light.
Counting the two blossoms and all the buds that are close behind, I'd say that the light and other growing conditions appear to have done it some great measure of good.
Karen, who has tried for years to grow Orchids, is well pleased.
Note: Taken with a Voigtlander K-Mount to E-Mount adapter and the mighty fine Vivitar 28mm f2 Close Focus lens.
This is my grandfather I took this picture of him on my birthday he's about the only person that doesn’t care if I photograph him.
And there's some kind of rivalry here. My parents were born and raised in New York. I was born and raised in Northern California, spent my college years in NY, and almost half my life in SF.
This one is Nikki's favorite Pixar movie so far although she really loves Wall-E. Being an amazing cook herself and what the experts call a "supertaster" this film was right up her alley...not to mention that both of us long to visit Paris.
This was a real bitch to paint. This is my fifth try. It still could be better, but I just can't do it again. I passed, though.
This sign was painted on the wall of the Gap store at the outlet mall. Even though this mall is actually located in the Pooler city limits, this sign says Savannah Georgia on it for some reason, and this outlet mall is referred to as Tanger Outlets Savannah.
This Duple bodied Bedford VAM owned by Johnsons was captured pulling out of Victoria bound for Leicester when on hire to Unidted Counties.
Date not recorded
(c) Ken Steley collection
So this nearly seriously injured me.
Of note: the thing holding up the cabinet is a piece of electrical wire. Had that not been there, it would have crashed straight back.
This was my very first experiment with mathmap and the Escher -Droste effect
created from this www.flickr.com/photos/97844002@N00/508073402/
I never retouch it ...maybe becouse was the first try
This Trumpeter Swan was hanging out with the Mute Swans at Bronte Harbour. Based on the tags, I wonder if he is one of the flock that is usually at LaSalle Park?
sharing this week's photo with the grimm is my collie, jonah. he's the most mellow guy you'll ever meet, but occasionally has moments of wanting to play, but not knowing how. thus, he follows grimm around trying to fit her head in his mouth. she generally ignores him in the interest of keeping the game of fetch going.
2) This is Cuban Anole Lizard Gecko - he lives in my Patio in the Greater Miami Florida area. Here he is sticking to our bedroom window. July 2008.
This is the long sleeved blouse with lace and pintucks. It fits almost all 12" fashion dolls, ranging from FR to Curvy Barbie. Whow wears it best : )?
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My dearest flickr friends,
The summer finally is ending, so I thought “Why not celebrate the end of summer and the start of autumn with a lovely fashion collection” ; )?
This is “Goodbye Summer”, a cute little fun collection of new boho style pieces and some basics. As always, I try to create fashions that are highly versatile and easy to combine.
The new line is picture intense, so I’d recommend to go to my “Goodbye Summer” album and there you’ll find all new designs. My etsy shop has been updated already!
May your days be sunny and bright and the new season bring us all lots of beautiful memorable moments…
Dearest greetings,
Nina*
Well this has to be a real insight into my mind LOL. I have a penchant for anything that catches my eye! This bird poo/pellet was HUGE. O.O I would love to identify where this came from. I don't believe it was Big Bird, but I imagine it was A big bird. I know it seems I have sunk to new lows, however, it attracted my attention. :/ To put into perspective, the seed on the left, was quite big. Is this a five a day bird, a meat and two veg, or a vegetarian bird? LOL My guess is Buzzard by the size of it, although the large pip makes me think otherwise. :) I think I watched far too much Springwatch LOL I should mention there were a few of these. Location Delphwood/Dunyeats Hill. Heathland/Woodland. The mind boggles?
This is another night shot taken of the EuroStaete building in Stadskanaal. This time the side lights are not burning.
my first attempt at drawing shammi. he's difficult. note the small pencil behind his ear, handy for miniature golf scoring.
This is atop a tall "hill" or small "mountain" in the western parts of the Texas Hill Country west of the small city of Bandera, Texas, USA.
This dwarf conifer comes from Tasmania or Southern Australia.
The plants are either male or female, very rare in conifers. The photograph is of a female plant.
This seems rather... racist?
However, it appears to be a real restaurant too. More information can be found at www.wokthisway.ca.
This was at the Saskatoon EX this year.
In the Bellagio complex, the theatre where they performed the Cirque du Soleil show O was pretty impressive.
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Title: Intravenous injection in wound shock : being the Oliver-Sharpey lectures delivered before the Royal College of Physicians of London in May 1918
Creator: Bayliss, William Maddock, Sir, 1860-1924
Publisher: London, New York [etc.] : Longmans, Green, and Co.
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Contributor: Yale University, Cushing/Whitney Medical Library
Date: 1918
Language: eng
Description: "Consists of an amplification of the subject-matter of the lectures as delivered, an abstract of which has been already published in the British Medical Journal of 18th May 1918."
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Title: La gymnastique suédoise : manuel de gymnastique rationelle àla portée de tous et àtout âge
Creator: Kumlien, Ludvig Gideon
Creator: André, Emile, 1870-
Creator: Royal College of Surgeons of England
Publisher: Paris : Ernest Flammarion
Sponsor: Jisc and Wellcome Library
Contributor: Royal College of Surgeons of England
Date: 1903
Language: fre
Description: Inscribed '1903' on t.p. Date given as 1901 elsewhere
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