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Mimi Kaboom is trying to win a date with Hollywood's Most Eliigble Bachelor in the 1947 version of The Dating Game. Do you think she has a chance?
Monday August 24, 2009
So the main lake here is the same as in the other pictures, but you can also see another lake in the distance.
At this point we were heading back to the trailhead.
Two raspberries waiting to be eaten. I think I actually ate those.
Postprocessed to enhance the coloring.
This is a vocal effect microphone that I did by commission for my friend DJ Drty Tech.
The enclosure is an old two-way radio (hence the name).
It includes a pitch transposer, echo/delay, and "robot" (a pseudo ring-modulator).
photos "Two-Way Controls" and "Two-Way Inside" are notated.
Two-tailed Pasha (Charaxes jasius), in Greece.
There is 1 place left on the forthcoming tour of Rhodes, Greece. See link for details or contact me...
www.greenwings.co/page/greek-island-odyssey--rhodes--gree...
The island of Rhodes is blessed with more days of sunshine (300 or more) than almost anywhere else in Europe, so its name ‘The Isle of the sun’ is well justified.
The tour will encompass the diverse flora and fauna, culture, cuisine and history of Rhodes. We will stay right in the heart of the medieval old town (a World Heritage Site), in a charming and traditional Greek family hotel.
From our base we will venture out in a comfortable mini-bus to explore the island. There will be chances to see and photograph lots of flora and fauna, including Lesser Fiery Copper, Bee-eater, Golden Oriole, Scarce and European Swallowtail, Oertzen’s Rock Lizard, Rhode’s Dragon, Aegean Meadow Brown, Long-tailed Blue, Large Wall Brown, Dragon Arum, King Ferdinand’s Orchid, the rare and beautiful endemic Rhodes Peony and Fritillary and much more!
The adventure will start on Thursday 26th April and journey’s end will be reached on Thursday 3rd May.
10% of profits will be donated to Butterfly Conservation.
Two Rivers.
The river, personified in stone, adorns the city’s heart,
keeping company with the Rusted Man
and Queen Victoria:
A beautiful carving, but unreal, divorced from nature’s streams:
endlessly recycling the same sterile water.
The true river rises in low hills to the south, in a muddy hollow
seeping from the earth, haunt of dragonfly and frog;
surrounded, in summer by willowherb and meadowsweet.
Downhill it trickles, sluggishly, through ditches and dykes,
becoming a little brook with grassy banks, marsh marigolds,
and over-hanging willows.
All too soon, the city’s edge is reached, and the infant river is throttled,
thwarted, aborted:
submerged in suburbia, constrained by concrete,
until eventually it is hidden altogether,
forced back underground, ignored, built over, forgotten.
In its place, we have invented a river,
gushing from the hands of the statue,
flowing prettily down regular steps,
endlessly recycling the same sterile water.
In times of heavy rain the real river rises rapidly,
rushing furiously, swollen and brown, between the restricting banks.
Suddenly it overflows, flooding roads,
causing traffic chaos and damage to property,
making nonsense of history’s attempts to tame it,
mocking,
taunting, the artificial river in the city square,
endlessly recycling the same sterile water.
Published in Earth Love Feb 2009.
The bright yellow livery on the Two service from Ilkeston - Nottingham is certainly eye catching, on 14-07-11 Wright bodied Volvo 742 FJ09 XPA heads along South St Ilkeston.
These are two buses I drew from memory. The one above is a Thomas bus, fitted with parts from a Leyland National bus. The one below is an old police bus, which is now a private excursion bus.
n 1486. 6 October 1980.
One of the few two-door Daimler Fleetlines bought by Carris in the early 1970s at work at C.Sodre, Lisbon.
Two war memorials at Shoreham in Kent.
On the memorial by the river the inscription reads:- "Remember as you look at the cross on the hill, Those who gave their lives for their country 1914 - 1919."
The cross on the hill was hidden from view until quite recently, but now due to some trees being removed it can now be seen from here in the gap behind the spindly tree.
The river Darent here can be seen swollen with the Winter rains. It would be difficult to sit on the seat without wellington boots.
Two very dear friends of mine were married today, and I was their photographer. They were originally planning to wed next year but they moved the date forward to be sure that the groom's mother - who is elderly and in frail health - could attend.
Here she is walking her son (Master Sergeant Mike O'Neill of the US Army Reserves) up the aisle with a little help. And pausing to give a very sweet smile to the photographer. :-)
In case you're wondering about all the greenery, the wedding was held at the McNeeley Conservatory here in Saint Paul, Minnesota, which has large greenhouses that it graciously makes open to the public. It's full of ferns and flowers, pathways and little ponds filled with koi, and is an utterly magical place to shoot.
Seen driving back to San Jose from La Paz Waterfall Gardens, Costa Rica
As crossposted on our photoblog, pleasantly tilted.
Two sheeps that were very friendly. I guess they thought I had something to give them to eat.
As far as why sheep are painted. I've heard different reasons. (1) So farmers can tell who owns which sheep (2) Identifies they are pregnant (3) Identifies which are headed to your local grocery store :[
Two Buzzards on the ground at Blashford Lakes Nature reserve, not a great shot but does show the different colours in the species.
Created by jassu
Name : Two-humped Camel
Paper : 1 sheet of paper. 15cmX15cm
Dificulty : ★★★★★
Date : 2011. 4. 23.
Publish : ...(I found that two-humped camel is only found in the mountains of the central asia. So can't be included in the origami 'safari')
Detail of a painting by Francis David Millet, collection of the Detroit Institute of Arts
Best seen on black: press L to view.
two years on Flickr ! 109,493 views, 1069 photo 's, 360 pictures of our beloved old english sheepdogs, thanks everbody for your lovely comments
Two ladies brought red roses to our afternoon session this week, so I joined them in creating two roses, to which I later added a wet on wet background.
I asked the two for a pic while they were sheltering from a torrential downpour in a doorway.
I have no idea who they are, but they told me how long the hair takes. 3 hours on the left and all day on the right! WHAT!
Schnibbles Times Two
by: Carrie Nelson
Sample made by:
Robin LaLone
www.artfire.com/users/rsislandcrafts
Martingale & Company