Project 365 2013 - A Learning Journey/Moab Man
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RockyNH_RIP
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Excellent series of Wasps George~!!!
Pat in NH
Pat in NH
Thanks. It's a lot of work trying to get their pictures. Unlike some others, wasps seem really over caffeinated.
Scott Murray
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Yes I know what you mean, my paper wasps didn't like my new diffuser and one decided to sting it narrowly missing my hand.
Just-Clayton
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Just-Clayton
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I also do metal detecting and I dug up an 1879 English large cent. I got excited thing it was an American one. Still my oldest find.
Never had much luck with my metal detector. However, sometimes I think I may just go out and bury that lens.
Never like the way colors are so flat and dull on overcast days. Should have went into the studio to shoot something. However, rain is forecasted for the next couple days so in studio it is.
Never like the way colors are so flat and dull on overcast days. Should have went into the studio to shoot something. However, rain is forecasted for the next couple days so in studio it is.
Day 268, 2013 - Death of a Season
I am a big believer in pretending it's not there and maybe it will go away. My wife and I try this thinking so desperately with winter that we won't even acknowledge that white stuff that falls and refer to it as sea foam. In spite of my ignoring the colder morning when I ride my bike twelve miles to work, and the fact the white balance in the world appears to be off because the trees are no longer the proper green they should be, it appears that summer is dying. The mountains out my front window appears to have the first sea foam of the season on them between 8-10,000 feet. If this sea foam creeps down 3000 feet more to where I live and I will truly cry. So here is my dreary picture of the day. On the top left you can see the towers that sit dormant for just a little while longer before they will spring to life for those with cartilage in there knee(s) and like to slide down this stuff. Below the towers, mixed in with the sea foam and underlying yellowish color is the first of summer foliage that has passed. Towards the bottom of the photo you can see the last vestige of summer color being chased down off the mountain.
All of you hanging upside down on the bottom of the earth... here comes your summer at the expense of us up north. No need to say thank you or anything. :dejection:
I am a big believer in pretending it's not there and maybe it will go away. My wife and I try this thinking so desperately with winter that we won't even acknowledge that white stuff that falls and refer to it as sea foam. In spite of my ignoring the colder morning when I ride my bike twelve miles to work, and the fact the white balance in the world appears to be off because the trees are no longer the proper green they should be, it appears that summer is dying. The mountains out my front window appears to have the first sea foam of the season on them between 8-10,000 feet. If this sea foam creeps down 3000 feet more to where I live and I will truly cry. So here is my dreary picture of the day. On the top left you can see the towers that sit dormant for just a little while longer before they will spring to life for those with cartilage in there knee(s) and like to slide down this stuff. Below the towers, mixed in with the sea foam and underlying yellowish color is the first of summer foliage that has passed. Towards the bottom of the photo you can see the last vestige of summer color being chased down off the mountain.
All of you hanging upside down on the bottom of the earth... here comes your summer at the expense of us up north. No need to say thank you or anything. :dejection:
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Don Kuykendall_RIP
RIP :(
Well it only got up to 86° here today and is going down to a chilly 66° tonight. Fall is here.
RockyNH_RIP
Senior Member
Had one years ago when I was young and foolish... no longer have it, just now I am Old & Foolish! 
Pat in NH
Pat in NH
While some of you try and survive your warm temperatures, and mine continue to fall, here is today's picture.
Day 269, 2013 - Skeleton
Saw this little guy, barely over a foot tall, while visiting the Utah State University Museum of Natural History. Great place and I had too little time to spend there.
Day 269, 2013 - Skeleton
Saw this little guy, barely over a foot tall, while visiting the Utah State University Museum of Natural History. Great place and I had too little time to spend there.
RockyNH_RIP
Senior Member