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This is an exact replica of the warning signs located at Cape Spear - North America’s most easterly point. Almost every year some unsuspecting tourist is swept into the sea by the huge waves that break ashore here. So when visiting, enjoy the view but heed the warning signs – they’re more than just a cool graphic.
Living Planet T-Shirts
Lydia had to remind me to take my shot this week. All I had time for was a quick arms length snap. Oops. I have to stop being so lame.
I appear to be very smug about something in this shot. Not sure what that might be. It could just be me concentrating really hard - arms length SPs with 50mm lenses aren't that easy . . . unless you have long arms.
Strobist info: SB600 hend held low (waist height) at 1/4 power and bounced off the wall in to camera left. Fired using Nikon CLS.
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This view of the Silver Maple allows for an entire view of the tree (trunk, leaves, branches, and the entire structure as well).
certainly different... :) the colors are lovely... i think she used 3 different shades plus her natural color.
i'm not sure if i will get anymore pics taken today so i will make one of these my 365 and get back to work... :)
hope you are having a most fabulous day...
i will catch up on your streams tonight... i promise. :)
xxo, kim
This hoverfly is new to me so I hope I have identified it correctly. Please let me know if I am wrong. Thank you.
Bushy Park TQ146699
This comes from a really noisy original, as this was shot at ISO3200, to enable me to shoot handheld.
This is a close up of the worded Christmas stickers I have. I hope I can use these this coming Holiday season!
This "after" is taken from HGTV's Find Your Style, a fantastic program. I love this room. I used this as my inspiration for some of my floorplans.
This Boeing 767-323ER took its first flight on June 10, 2003 and was delivered to AA on June 27, 2003…(c/n 33087/ 910)
Thought it was high time I uploaded these photos ~ they've been sitting in my desktop for ages waiting for me to do something with them!
Nikki loves to snooze in the sun and this spot by the patio door is one of her favourite places :-)
Dear Friends,
Cordially we invite you to attend:
THIS IS ROCK vol. 1
(Special Grand Launching Jakarta Newrock Store)
Performing:
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IDIOTSTARS, ALIEN SICK, THE PAINKILLERS, SABOR, AND KRAKEN.
Sat, 29th Sept. 2012
Blasting from 12.00 till end!
Venue:
Broken Wings Stages, Jakarta Newrock Store
Carburator Springs Resort,
RC Veteran Route 66 No. 13, Tanah Kusir, Bintaro.
FREE ENTRY !
More info: twitter.com/ucup_mardhiono
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Cantigny Park, Wheaton, Illinois
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This bat is one of many at the Tolga Bat Hospital. I forget which species this is but it's quite similar to our Little Brown Bat back home.
This beautiful succulent has rosettes of green leaves tinged with red on top of short thick stems to 2 to 3 feet tall. This hybrid was created by eminent southern California horticulturist Jack Catlin by crossing Aeonium canariense with Aeonium arboreum 'Zwartkop'. It has the International Succulent Introduction ISI 92-27 and Huntington Botanic Garden HBG 66756.
this session was done a while ago I just love this picture the angle which felt odd at the time turned out perfectly. I loved this whole session and will be posting more later.
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Two Nashville Milestones
1.) Those of you who don't live out in the sticks probably take your Pizza Huts for granted. To us, this brand new, albeit downscaled, store represents the long awaited return of the ultimate pizza experience! (Minus the beer, this is a dry county.)
Pizza Hut closed its Nashville, AR store over ten years ago and thus ensued a long stretch of our having to put up with second-rate locally conceived and constructed pies none of which could ever come close to the toe-curling excellence of a Super Supreme Pan Pizza from these guys. Now there is hope. Pizza nirvana is nigh.
2.) This is the second occupant of a small now three year-old strip mall that sprang up in front of our Walmart Supercenter. Until yesterday, the only denizen was Alltel and they moved from a kiosk inside the store. Hopefully the little strip mall will now fill up with bustling new bistros, boutiques, cafés and parlours.
This would be marketing genius.
To explain how amazing this costume was, when she walked into a DC Comics panel, the speaker stopped, lost his place, and then took 30 seconds to compose himself.
For all of my HeroesCon photos and notes, view my blog at johnkivus.com/blog or follow me at www.twitter.com/kivus
This one was picked out by my son, Jacob, for today. This is the first modern AT figure I bought, from the Search for the Yeti set. I bought this uniform to replace the arctic gear
This is the business end of the Spaceship Two rocket motor that will carry it into space after detaching from White Knight. Or it will be after they finish their testing. Right now it does not have the motor installed.