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Opening Reception: Thursday, January 31, 2013 at Gladstone Hotel's 3rd Floor Gallery
Jan 31 - March 3
12-5pm daily
Japan‐born Keita Morimoto, who moved to Canada in 2006, has exhibited his work in a several group shows around Toronto, Tokyo, and Los Angeles, as well as participated in a number of charity auction events to raise money for Japan relief after the 2011 earthquake and tsunami. In 2011, he participated in a painting competition organized by Paul Butler at Art Gallery of Ontario during Scotiabank Nuit Blanche.
Photography by Krystle Merrow
Danny Wild for USMA -- Army hosted VMI (Virginia Military Institute) on Military Appreciation Day at Michie Stadium at the United States Military Academy in West Point, N.Y. The Black Knights beat the Keydets, 29-7, to improve to 5-3 in front of over 32,000 fans, including the USMA Classes of 1980 and 1985. West Point wore new ACU combat camo uniforms, as did the Corps of Cadets, and also wore a uniform patch honoring the Airborne Special Forces. (Photo by Danny Wild/USMA)
This morning the rain stopped, the clouds moved on and the sun came out. Perfect time for a few macro shots!
Learned an important lession today as well. Use a tripod rather than a monopod!
My mates in a card game, because of some rule bending I decided to quit and in hot steaming fury started taking photos instead!
Herringbone rock formations from the speed and strength of the water that runs through here with each storm.
I love these flowers. They come twice a year here. It is once in the fall and once in the spring.
They make an awesome background for any portrait.
There's been an initiative in our local park this year to plant wild flowers to attract more native insects. They are in full bloom right now and looking gorgeous! 🌷🐝🌿🌸🐜🌻🌹🌿🐞🌼
On a hike, I ran across these wild mushrooms. I'm not sure if these are even edible or not? It's been years since I've picked and enjoyed eating wild mushrooms and no longer feel confident in identifying them. If anyone knows anything about these please let me know. I'll error on the side of caution by letting them be.
This was taken with the Nikon 70-200mm VR and TC-20E II at 150mm with an SB800 flash. I wasn't expecting any close-up photography on this hike.
So beautiful
this guy just stood there and let me take some shots of him :} They are so beautiful I think what makes them even more beautiful is that they are wild and so majestic. I called him the "High Horse" cuz he just stood there with this look on his face and he kept shaking his head while Niko was growling him xD
Spotted these wild flowers growing out of Whitehaven Harbour wall. Took the picture looking down the face of the wall so the water became the background.
Wildes Herumtoben auf dem Pferde-Platz. So geht es zur Sache wenn Pferde zusammen spielen koennen. Willst du dein eigenes Tier auf einem coolen Foto sehen? Beispiele gibts hier: ift.tt/1erZPm2 Oder auf unserer Facebook-Page: ift.tt/PUlBZA via 500px ift.tt/1sk23xg Für mehr Infos, Check: www.fotoflatrate.ch
I took this in Santa Cruz, California USA with my newest craigslist find. I bought a German made, medium format camera called a Dacora Digna. I used a variety of films and settings to find out how well it worked. The results were mixed but I will use it more in the future. The glass optics and dual aperture settings (f/8, f/11) give me a few more options. The film winding is stiff and loose so light leaks are the result. This was taken at the Wilder Cliff area using slide film for a saturated look.
Wild Card Images: [three images] These images are of any kind that you choose. Your criteria for choosing these images is that you think they are great photographs, and potentially could make it into your Final Portfolio.
This is day 2 of my "Go Wild" series. I am showing my love for my favorite hockey team, The Minnesota Wild. To see day 1 of the series, click here
A brief description of the pictures.
1) Wearing a Wild sweatshirt, you can't really see it, but on the left side of the shirt it says "Minnesota Wild" and on the right is the embossed Wild logo. I am also wearing a Wild winter hat.
2) Another Wild sweatshirt. On my head is the same hat as shown in picture #1, but it's turned inside out. It's reversible. In picture #1 it is black and says Wild. In picture #2 it is green and says Minnesota.
3) Another Wild sweatshirt (My favorite one). On my head is a different Wild winter hat.
4) In this one I'm wearing a Wild practice jersey (there are other colors for the practice jerseys, but this is the only color I own..... So far, anyway.) On my head is yet another Wild winter hat. I'm standing in our stairwell, on the wall behind me is a Minnesota Wild blanket.
Cucurbitaceae (pumpkin, or gourd family) » Luffa acutangula var. amara
LUF-fuh -- from the Arabic word lufah or lufa
a-kew-TAN-gu-luh or a-kew-TAN-gyoo-luh -- having sharp angles
a-MAH-ruh or a-MAR-uh -- bitter to the taste
commonly known as: bitter luffa, wild luffa, wild ribbed gourd, wild ridge gourd • Bengali: তিতা ধুন্দুল tita dhundul • Gujarati: કડવી ઘિસોડી kadvi ghisodi • Hindi: बन तुरई ban turai • Kannada: ಕಹಿಹೀರೆಯ ಬಳ್ಳಿ kahihireya balli • Konkani: कोडु घोसाळे kodu ghosaale • Malayalam: കാട്ടു പീച്ചില് kattu peechil, കാട്ടു പീച്ചിങ്ങ kattu peechinga • Marathi: दिवाळी divali, कडूदोडकी kadu-dodaki • Sanskrit: जालिनी jalini, तिक्त कोषातकी tikta-koshataki • Tamil: ஆகாசவேணி akaca-veni, பேய்ப்பீர்க்கு pey-p-pirkku, தித்தகோசாதகி tittakocataki • Telugu: అడవి బీర adavi bira, చేదు బీర chedu bira, వెర్రి బీర verri bira • Urdu: بن ترئي ban turai
Endemic to: India (peninsula and Bengal)
References: Indian Herbal Cure • ENVIS - FRLHT • DDSA