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Part of the 'Trigger Happy' set - i.e. holding the camera by my side vaguely pointing in the direction I want to shoot and then firing it off, without any control over what is focused/in shot, etc.
One of the many skinny wild horses of Cumberland Island. They are somewhat controversial as they are not a native species and are kinda tough on the dunes and vegetation...
Stylidium graminifolium (F. Stylidiaceae) along the Escarpment Track from Sublime Point to Stanwell Park
I have become fascinated with these tiny flowers. The "trigger" which springs up and pollinates the visiting insect is clearly visible attached to the large flower on the right.
We had fun at our Playgroup Valentine Party this week. This one is my daughter's best friend. My gal as usual would not pose for me!
Avalanche triggered in late winter 2004 by snowmobiler in Headwater of the Salmon area, ID. Note small natural avalanche in the rocky area above and left of main slide (may have to zoom in).
Trigger is a very shy dog, but once he gets familiar with you, he gets really excited and super-friendly. He is very good with dogs. Trigger needs to go to a home with an owner who is patient and can help him socialize more confidently with people.
The Keyang window motor is installed. This is a dual direction DC motor with 12 N-m torque max. The mass around the motor mount has increased in order to firmly fix the motor in place on the shaft and coupler. We cut off a wire connector plug from an old battery recharger tray that fit the motor receptacle.
Leondro tries to tune the tube-holder/trigger background. No he's not technically supposed to be doing that since he's on the electrical team, but what the heck
November 28th, 2014
Victoria's Isobel Trigger performing during The Zone @ 91.3's Band of the Month showcase at Distrikt Nightclub.
Beautiful Trigger | Lake Waconia Event Center, Waconia, MN | November 26, 2010
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Live @Blogos, Bologna
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Trigger loves chocolate - especially 3 musketeers - she can smell them through their wrappers. And yes, chocolate is actually okay for cats just NOT okay for dogs and probably other sorts of beasties.
Live @Linificio Clam, Lodi, MI
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