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Gina
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cute character!
Thank you Deb, he was a live wire and all over the place. I'd say this is the most challenging age group to photograph. x
Looks like you got him over his attack of shyness. Well done! Gorgeous big brown peepers.
Lovely, would improve if you cropped top third into a square?
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- Home state or region:
- Surrey, UK
- About Me:
- In 2003 I had a stroke that left me with limited mobility on my left side. I have gained some control back but can't get out and about as much as I'd like. I took up photography again out of sheer boredom as Iv'e been a perpetual learner all my life and needed stimulation. I could only use my right hand at first but with time and determination, I've got to a decent level of photography that it has become a passion for many different reasons.
- Favorite camera:
- Canon EOS 400D
- Favorite photo subject:
- People
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- At 4:57pm on October 28, 2009,
thomas ray gordon said… - thank you very much, Gina, for taking the time to visit and make comments on my latest postings.very much appreciated
- At 8:03am on October 28, 2009,
sjasis said… - Thanks for your comments on my pics! As for the Covered Bridge - the one I posted is actually in Canada, although there are many in the USA. According to Wikipedia, most of them are from the 19th century and they are covered because "early bridges were often made of wood, especially where it was a plentiful resource. Wooden bridges tended to deteriorate rapidly from exposure to the elements, having a useful lifespan of only nine years. Covering them protected their structural members, thus extending their life to 80 years or more."
- At 1:03pm on October 11, 2009,
thomas ray gordon said…
- pikes peak...thank you, Gina, for viewing and commenting on this photo. we,my son and I, actually took the train/trame up the side of the mountain. It goes almst straight up and is a fun ride through the pine tree, creeks ad bluffs.
- At 8:47am on September 27, 2009,
Bebop said… - Hope you have a wonderful birthday!
- At 2:43am on August 29, 2009,
Frank Higgs said… - Hi Gina , Thanks so much for your comments on my shots. Quite frankly I really can't remeber if I sharpened that photo, I rarely do it but its possible. That bug however does have a somewhat leathery plasticy shell.
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did a crop and faced it properly that I will post soon (up to my limit for today)
Deb I take it they're not hardy in SC either??
I would definitely try one there....you can start with just a 6" branch, grow it in a pot for the first few years and then set it out...
my first piece came from a piece I bought at Canada Blooms (la...
yes, Jill, there were rivers on the moon eons ago though, and they found water on the moon in that last moon crash they did this past year!
What a handsome family you have, Rok.
We could've done a whole week of just Beatle songs, probably! LOL.
I think that of all the garden chores, raking leaves is the absolute bottom of my "enjoyability" list! You worked hard to make that pile, I bet.
Hey, Angie! I was hoping you'd be back. :) Love the bright Cardinal. Looking forward to seeing your pics with your new toy.
We have Bottle Brush here; they seem to bloom twice, Spring, and a lesser bloom in autumn. Louie, wouldn't it be wonderful to be able to have a Plumeria TREE!?? Sigh.
Lovely red non stop begonias! Love the Short North. Have a sister in Powell and once lived in Westerville so visited there regularly. Do you go to German Village ever?
We thrive on poetic license here!
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