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I rode the 216 from Kingston to Sunbury Village and then stepped back for DEL2264 on the 235, which is seen on the stand outside the Three Fishes. 21.10.20.
Three pigs on the beach along from Tawala approaching sunset.
This was one of those moments just had to capture, where seconds mattered and with the sea salt quickly covering the lens there wasn't much time. And that's the moment a local decided to come and approach me to show me some pictures on his phone of illegal gold mining up in his home town area far to the west in Ghana... I did of course look through them but by then had lost these little beauties.
I normally walk about the garden areas with a longer lens but this morning I had the wider angle Panasonic 8-18mm on the G95. It reminded me of my late friend Bill Bayer who loved to shoot in close with a wide angle lens.
This was shot using the Panasonic Silky Monochrome function.
Full length of the three fairies tile, a bit of bronze paint, and purple pearl-ex to add more colour
Found some old pictures of our big boys and remembered they'd need more camera time too! I miss photographing them! *__*
These three guys actually form a band, but funnily enough so far we've only managed to buy the most expensive instrument: the drums. If only we didn't have two super active cats I could take pics of Deven with the drums... I'll have to set up a little studio in the bathroom, I guess. :D
But indeed, Deven has his drumset, Tanath is still only dreaming of a bass guitar and Talon has just been to lazy to get himself a guitar yet, dammit. :< Oh, and we need a microphone too!
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Deven is a Dollclans Kien on a Granado body,
Tanath is a Switch Hahwa on a Distant Memory body
and Talon is a Crobidoll Yuri owned by xpLhere.
Three generations of bridge still stand in this gorge. Note how each generation gets a little larger and a little less elegant!
So, the name Clarence Fahnestock Memorial State Park came from the land-donor's late brother. Dr Ernest Fahnestock named it after his brother, Clarence, who died of the Influenza epidemic after World War I.
Lily on the left, Sylvie in the middle and Moxie on the right
Sylvie passed away on October 23, 2014 from distemper.
It's funny to see what is left behind when a place is vacated. This was an office inside the Manufactures' Junction Roundhouse, built in 1904. No desk, filing cabinet, stapler, or fax machine left as souvenirs. Just some blinds.
Friedrichsruh bei Aumühle, Am Schloßteich, Garten der Schmetterlinge
OLYMPUS art filter "Grainy Film"
For my daughter, on the anniversary of her open heart surgery. Bob Marley's 'Three Little Birds' became the theme song of our journey, and I wanted to pay tribute to that with this piece. The birds are a little cartoon-y, but it is for a 1 year old.
IMO: -
MMSI: 235004240
Call Sign: ZIQN2
Flag: United Kingdom (GB)
AIS Type: Fisheries Research
Gross Tonnage: -
Deadweight: -
Length × Breadth: 18m × 7m
Year Built: -
The last one still at home.
(For non-New Zealanders, 'whanau' means something like 'family', but generally is a slightly broader concept.)
These three were just coming out of the woods next to a back road in Moscow, Vermont. They stayed quite still until another car came up behind me.
Three wood-and-glass urnas to store and display santo images.
Made of old narra wood and offered for sale by the Bloomquist Workshop.
Recent mural painted with TXLW for Chekhov's "Three Sisters" play, on at the Lyric Hammersmith.
Next month - "Ghost Stories" with Gauky.
Our three gray cats this morning on the bed. (The two older cats, Bonkers and Argent, were still wearing their tunics. When it warms up, we'll remove them so they won't get too hot.) Unfortunately, the background (the white wee-wee mats) make the cats look very dark (darker than my eye sees them in real life).
My favourite Staind song performed live and acoustic by lead singer Aaron Lewis.
Zoe Jane Live Acoustic
The kitchens in the Three Lynx homes were all very interesting, mainly due to decor, but also the style of appliances, such as the stove. Sadly, I was never able to quite figure a good photo of that stove on the left there, but I did like this image from the kitchen. I had to use the 55mm on my Pentax 6x7 and back the tripod almost all the way up to the wall making it impossible to see through the viewfinder. So I just removed the prism from the camera entirely and composed off the focusing screen instead. Have to love a modular camera.
Three details caught my eye when I made this image. One was the light through the window. The second was the near-symmetry of the kitchen. The third was the left over dish rack. I enjoy details like that.