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One of the amazing features of the Beinecke Rare Book & Manuscript Library: sunlight fliters through the marble panels which form the walls ~ Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut
Nike, Air Jordan 1 Retro Mid BHM, Deep Garnet, Metallic Gold, White, 647561-605, Size 8, Michael Jordan, UPC 00884499769491, 2013, first signature model was released in 1985, Peter Moore's design, Mid-Top Sneakers, Combination leather and nubuck upper, Perforated toe for breathability,
Rubber cupsole with encapsulated Air-Sole unit, Air-Sole units in the heel, solid rubber outsole, translucent outsole, flex grooves and circular pattern,
tonal branding, Black History Month
I have no comment. Wait a second. If i say that I have no comment, isn't that commenting on my lack of commentary. My brain is confuzzled....^-^
The friend with whom I was walking said she'd never been so close to a rabbit. I think I probably had . . . but I'd never been so close to a wild rabbit that clearly knew I was there and seemed totally unconcerned. It was on a public hiking trail, and the creatures tend to allow people a bit closer than usual, but this rabbit is too young to be quite this casual and nonchalant. It doesn't yet understand danger well enough to be this careless, and an older rabbit would not have been so casual. It was still in the same place when we returned perhaps twenty minutes later, though this time a family with a small child and a dog were not far behind us, and the rabbit decided it was time to leave.
In Jerusalem we are blessed with many cloudless, sunny days per year. The light is often harsh, and we find ways to work with it photographically.
One click on the image brings it up to size... See lovely detail ;-)
Jerusalem temps are in the high 80's/f today... Have a great Thursday!
Ludington State Park, September 7, 2008.
On the inside, looking out...
Fancy Crappers...
A few hundred feet from Big Sable Point Lighthouse.
A mantis emerged from the morning chill to catch the warm of the sun. A very hot and intense sunlight indeed but a clever improvisation, to loll at the bottom of the leaf for the gentle glow. The diffused sunlight cast the right intensity with gentler warm, accentuating the translucency of colours.
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