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Two Japanese schoolgirls on their bikes.
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Photoshoot of sisters modeling bikinis and swimsuits.
Cowgirl models with cowboy hats, revolvers, and cowboy boots.
Mothers Day 1955 found us in Denver where Dad's mom, Nana, lived.
We went to the legendary Elitch Gardens, a time-honored amusement park. Dad knew it was a great place to take moms and kids because there were flowers for the moms and rides for the kids.
Here we see the family nicely posed for a Mother's day portrait. Problem is, two-year olds, four-year olds, and camera shy Nanas tend to turn away at the last second and you only find out after the film is developed.
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HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY, EVERYONE!!
I just love when they are little gray, fuzzy bobble heads!
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An old Chinese woman and her granddaughter sitting in the Beijing Subway.
Originally, this was meant to be a whole series but due to my limited time in China, I didn't manage to shoot it. I hope I can finish it next time I go there.
Two of UPs classy SD40N rebuilds bring the Y-SPMP Transfer over the Robert St lift bridge and towards East Mpls.
Minutes after this was taken, the second unit had issues. The transfer had to run over to the Belt Yard and get a third SD40N so they could make the grade and trip to East Mpls.
We saw loads of butterflies on our holiday in Greece, some (like this) we've never seen before.
More shots below - the last isn't a great shot but the only one that shows the inside of its wings.
The Goodyear blimp Wingfoot Two has landed at its base in Suffield Township, Ohio, and the ground crew is working to secure it. The blimp has just landed after a trip from Columbus, Ohio, where it had helped cover an Ohio State football game the night before. Note the duck paddling past in Wingfoot Lake and leaving a trail in its wake.
A shot I did for www.ThreeSixDownhill.com.
Strobist:
Nikon D7000, Nikkor 35mm f/1.8G (exif says 50, but thats wrong), f/1.8, 1/100th, ISO 320
Exif also says flash didn't fire (why/how does that happen?) SB800 Camera Left CLS at 1/8th bare hand held aimed at the space between the two front trucks.
Karen and I have come to appreciate the special beauty and tranquility that a Japanese garden brings to us. We first were introduced to this type of garden at the Missouri Botanical Garden in St. Louis, Missouri.
On our recent outing to Como Park and Conservatory in St. Paul, Minnesota, we discovered, to our delight, that there was a Japanese garden that is part of the facility. After our tour of the zoo and the main parts of the conservatory, we made our way through a Bonsai collection to the Charlotte Partridge Ordway Japanese Garden.
It is a compact garden with ponds, stone bridges, stone lanterns, Koi fish, paths and lush greenery. Tucked into one corner of the garden is a tea house. They offer tea ceremony sittings a couple times a month, when the tea-master is in residence. We were given a special tour of the area surrounding the tea house and a primer on the ceremony by a very wonderful docent, Debbi.
Debbi was kind enough to point out the best views for taking in the garden, delighting in showing us the planned reflections and that the island in the pond is in the shape of a turtle. She also took this photograph, having placed us in this specific spot, in order to capture our reflection.
Kudos to the Como Park & Conservatory management and benefactors for keeping up such a delightful oasis of peace in the midst of the city. Thank you also to Debbi, for this wonderful memory of our tour.
Miel and I decided to go on for a ride on the streetcar, so we packed up her wooden toy streetcar and headed to the Castro terminus of the F Market line.
When we arrived PCC streetcar No. 1050 — the very same car upon which her toy is based — was waiting to give us a ride.
So fun! It's not every day a kid gets to see her toys come to life.
The two beers are poured. Le Clairon des Chasseurs, Montmartre.
Wednesday, 8th April 2009, Paris, France.
After nearly a month and a half en route from London, wave two of the Torchwood toy line arrived today. They were hungry, smelly and cramped up, so I immediately fed, bathed and exercised 'em. Then I took their photo.
This Torchwood line is lovely, but I'm a bit baffled by the lack of consistency in articulation from fig to fig.
Ianto, Tosh and Jack have the same articulation, which is pretty straightforward joints in all the expected places. But then John Hart has ball jointed shoulders. The Blowfish has ball jointed knees and elbows and head. The Weevil has ball jointed shoulders, elbows, knees and head. The Cyberwoman's got a ball jointed head, and poor Gwen's head doesn't turn at all. It's just puzzling.
Still, I do hope there's a wave three, with an Owen Harper for sure, and maybe a few more "villains."
Zeiss T*85/1.2 Planar 60 years.
Souveniers from our Mexican getaway. Special Tequilas celebrating Mexico's 2010 Bicentennial.
I chose to open up the lens (f2, note the slight 'shuriken' bokeh to the left of the bottles) rather than get everything in focus. I think it would require a lot of restraint on my part to be a product shooter.