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Taken at 6.40am (sunrise 7.20am)

This sweet little gal came all the way from Michigan to Maine to my parents friend, Charlie the day before he almost lost his life along with my parents. I met this sweet little gal last Sunday and she brought tears of joy to everyone she met. Dogs have a way of melting your heart and stitching up wounds. So grateful for puppy love and the joy a dog can bring to lighten the mood in any situation.

 

Photos by Corey Lynn Tucker Photography

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Elk Island Park- The Bison were enjoying the cooler weather.

Luli Fama 2013 Collection- Runway - Mercedes Benz Fashion Week Miami - July 2012

Week 2 Group D Weigh In Puerto Rico Hurricanes vs Uzbek Tigers

My tribute to the old pinhead character in Hellraiser - a film that remained in my memory ever since watching it years and years back - shocking to realise it was back in 1987!!! The characters in it, along with pinhead, scaring the living daylights out of me back then!! :D...still cannot recreate the horror, but great fun doing the shot! :D

 

Strobist: -

 

SB28 with blue gel through gridded 17" BD directly over head @ 1/4

SB25 through grid behind subject left @ 1/8

580EXII though grid behind subject right @ 1/8

Reflector directly under head

 

A hazy pre-storm moon back lighting some tree limbs.

Défilé "Matières Fécales" : Place de la Bourse

Ageselao.

 

Montreal, Canada ~ June 22, 2018.

 

By Deanna Hogan, taught by Dyan Reaveley

We're a little married...

I'm starting a 52 Weeks project! Very excited.

Kylie and I went to the woods in Detroit today to shoot and pretty much froze.

I ordered a remote for my camera to make this project a lot easier, so hopefully that'll come soon!

This week Hannah ate her first pieces of bread. She liked it very much.

Every time she sits in her chair she is so proud of herselve.

In this picture she caught a cold. You can see it in her eyes. Despite of the cold she stays a happy baby!

Bought this wooden top for my daughter and suddenly it has become her favorite toy (until she gets a different one though :-))

I am massively behind on my project to take a self portrait once a week. I am going to cheat and try to catch up, I am going more for the 52 self portraits in a year....

Here is the first camera for the 52 week project. It's a German made Ihagee camera that used an obsolete sheet film size. Lucky for me I bought it with a 120 film (still available) film back. Some of the shutter speeds are off and the felt on the darkslide let in a lot of light but for 15 bucks on ebay you cant go wrong!

I don't like them. I don't like beginnings and endings. I like to be smack dab in the middle of something. I don't like opening and closing ceremonies, that awkward time of meeting someone new and having to explain yourself, or the slow torture of having to work at a job after giving notice.

I'm sure mister lizard would agree that transitions can be rough. He'll be happy with his new skin soon but probably isn't enjoying waiting for the old skin to get gone.

 

for the pet peeves challenge at my 52½ of 2009 group

Feburary 1, 2018 - Week of Welcome at Long Beach State University.

 

Mandatory Credit: Giovanni Cardenas / Student Assistant Photographer

Marketing and Communications

Long Beach State University. 2018

Ten weeks (hopefully) to go.

 

The doctor said Anna was at the same size as a singleton mother at 36 weeks.

 

Both babies are right where they should be growth-wise. Everyone is so far healthy and happy. I am very thankful.

Week 1: Out with the old. The old wool packaging from my food boxes is now outside in the garden being used as a weedmat.

 

Week 1 January 2021.

Students participate in Tugs during Greek Week on the campus of Eastern Illinois University on April 17, 2023. (Hannah Fergurson)

I love playing golf. It is so peaceful, especially when I have the course all to myself. I can play at my own pace and I can enjoy the surroundings. Panorama of the 15th hole at Hylands.

Perspective--getting up close to foreground to appear larger with a wide angle lens

Also, lines, diagnoal from corner, texture, shapes

Adeline, Peach Frost, Delicate, Light Frost Matte

A few months ago, I was invited to speak to the Stanford Photography Club. The talk finally happened tonight. I had some doubts about myself and was nervous going in, but I'm really happy with how it went and proud of myself for successfully giving my first formal-ish talk on photography.

 

Thanks again for having me, guys. I had fun meeting you all and hope to catch you around online, if not again in person. Also, many thanks for dinner!

 

If you were there tonight, please leave a comment here or send me a message. I'd love to see your stuff, too. :)

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Simple, lazy 52 weeks image this week, as I'm too over-extended and sleep-deprived for anything else tonight and won't have any time later in the week, either. The school year is ending, photo assignments are piling up, and random projects like this talk are taking precedence over sleep this week.

Go Pack Go!

My first Packer game in over 12 years. 2 weeks ago I went to a conference for Fuel Up To Play 60 advisors, and won a pair of Packer tickets. Yay me! Eric drove up from Milwaukee and went to the game with me. It was great spending some time with him. This is a panoramic shot taken with my Iphone just before the game. I didn't realize until now that I also got Eric in the shot on the right side <3. Take 36 of 52 belongs to the Packers.

  

Last friday I had my admission on an art academies, sadly I was rejected. I'm a bit sad about it but when I was there I already knew that I wouldn't pass by seeing the work of students there. My photography style is way different compaired to the students there so I was just at the wrong place, I guess. I'm not going to give up, I will keep trying at other art academies.

 

(The photo above is my 'idea notebook' or whatever it is. And I got myself some new shoes after I heard that I got rejected.)

A nursing child and her mother share a form of togetherness that is unlike any other. My nursing days are about to end, but I'm glad that I was able to capture this moment to look back on with fondness in future years.

Again I thought I was huge at this point. Seriously delusional. Now that I'm 34 weeks I understand the actual definition of huge.

Fashion week Paris FW20 @NOB showroom

 

1. My sister & I passing the time while waiting to see my dad in the VA Hospital in Seattle.

2. Self portrait with my dad. I'm sure he's so sick of my contsant photography.

3. Tunnel in Seattle.

4. Seattle. We were driving & I couldn't get a good shot. I missed the Space Needle by about 2 seconds. Darn.

5. I love the GPS! We got lost & it redirected us back en route, right past this awesome elephant Car Wash sign. I'd love to get some close ups of it!

6. My dad had a penthouse on the 3rd level. haha! Not really. He was in the Surgical Intensive Care unit & we went up & down & up & down & up & down the elevator many times to see him.

7. My sis & I having some jumpy hotel fun.

8. On our way to Seattle.

9. I got to see my baby twin nieces. This is just one half of the duo. It's been 3 weeks since I saw them. They are getting wonderfully chubby.

10. Beanbag makin' fun!

11. Pie Crust cookie makin' fun!

12. Playing card games with the gals in-between seeing my dad. "Craft Queen" cards from my friend Shirley.

13. Poor dad is SO ready to come home.

 

New Jersey State Police helps escort and provide a security perimeter for U.S. Navy and Coast Guard ships as they travel up the Hudson for the beginning of Fleet Week in New York, N.Y. on Wednesday, May 25, 2022. (New Jersey State Police / Tim Larsen)

 

After 5 years of mothing we have never trapped this common species in our own garden so it was a nice surprise to find him on the house wall this morning.

 

List for 1st July 2014:

 

Opostega salaciella 1

Bird-cherry Ermine 1 NFY

Blastobasis lacticolella 1

Barred Fruit-tree Tortrix 2

Green Oak Tortrix 5

Hedya nubiferana 2

Bactra lancealana 5

Epiblema trimaculana 2

Eucosma hohenwartiana 1 NFY

Eucosma cana 2

Dichrorampha simpliciana 1 NFY

Chrysoteuchia culmella 2

Crambus pascuella 2

Crambus lathoniellus 7

Crambus perlella 1

Agriphila tristella 1

Agriphila inquinatella 1 NFY

Scoparia ambigualis 1

Dipleurina lacustrata 14

Eudonia mercurella 1

Udea prunalis 1

Pempelia palumbella 1

Satin Lutestring 1

Riband Wave 6

Silver-ground Carpet 1

Garden Carpet 1

Common Carpet 1

Northern Spinach 1 NFY

Common Marbled Carpet 1

July Highflyer 1 NFY

Grey Pug 2

Green Pug 1

Clouded Border 2

Brimstone Moth 4

Mottled Beauty 3

Light Emerald 5

Barred Red 2

Elephant Hawkmoth 1

Swallow Prominent 1 NFG

Coxcomb Prominent 2

Muslin Footman 1

Common Footman 2

Heart and Dart 1

Flame 1

Flame Shoulder 1

Large Yellow Underwing 2

True Lovers Knot 2

Ingrailed Clay 1

Purple Clay 5

Setaceous Hebrew Character 2 NFY

Double Square-spot 1

Broom Moth 4

Antler Moth 1 NFY

Clay 2

Smoky Wainscot 1

Coronet 1

Dark Arches 4

Gold Spot 1 NFY

Dark Spectacle 3

Fanfoot 1

Small Fanfoot 1

 

Week 15 (v 3.0) - the fiddleheads make their ascent

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