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February 2006

Abnormally Huge

Abnormal_huge Spider, 3-4" in diameter including legs...living in the basement, taken last October. It got away from us, but not before a bunch of photos... scary huge

moody monday entry Abnormal

Structure

Img_2600_copy into the tunnell

'It's not the size of the surprise that matters; it's the love that flows through the act that renews the spirit of everyone involved." ~Carolyn Myss

pxite entry Structure

Money

Img_4860_copy can't buy you love

macroday entry Money

Sea Wall

P045_copy_ at Sakonnett Pt., RI

Give yourself to the moment ~A friend

b&w challenge entry Wall

Masculine

3949_copy_a Young stallion born out at the farm last May...this was taken in July, and it's all about attitude

"care for what you have" ~a friend

photo friday entry Masculine

Scott's Pinch Pot

Img_2938_copy made when he was 6...he's 20 now, and this is precious to me

thursday challenge entry Pink

Curves

Img_1929_copy reproductions from Atlantis in the Bahamas

The way to use life is to do nothing through acting, The way to use life is to do everything through being.         ~ Lao-Tzu

lensday entry Curves

Thank You

166_copy Photo Tuesday is saying goodbye for a while.....Thanks for the photo ops Jon, you will be missed

The quieter you become the more you can hear. Bam Ram Das

Calm

Calm Peace is not something you wish for, it's something you make, something you do, something you are, and something you give away. ~Robert Fulghum

moody monday entry Calm

Home

Img_4387_copy feet up reflected

in the world but not of the world at the moment

macro-day entry Home

Perspective

Img_1038_copy Img_1153_copy from riding the train

and trying the wide angle when it was new

b&w challenge entry Perspective

Sadly Neglected

Img_7941 and now the project is over... I can shoot photos for fun again. I've finished my first paying photography job, and the last few weeks have been processing photos in my dreams at night

"Know when to put something aside. One of life's great lessons lies in knowing how to refuse, and it is even more important to refuse yourself, both to businesss and to others. There are certain inessential activities -moths of precious time- and it is worse to busy yourself with the trivial than to do nothing. To be prudent, it isn't enough not to meddle in other people's business: you must also keep them from meddling in yours. Don't belong so much to others that you stop belonging to yourself. You shouldn't abuse your friends, or ask them for more than they give on their own initiative. All excess is vice, especially in your dealing with others. With this judicious moderation you will stay in the good graces of others and keep their esteem; and propriety, which is precious, will not be worn away. Retain your freedom to care passionately about the best, and never testify against your own good taste. ~Baltazar Gracian

Complex

Img_4239_copy Eric's hand

macroday entry Complex

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