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Hidden Treasures

12:00 am in Digital, Florida, Found, Fuji FinePix S1500, Homosassa, Natural Lighting, Nature, Nautical by Lisa Smith

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At the Mason Creek Boat Ramp you likely to find many animals around. This day this tall Egret was wondering around. He lives at the boat ramp and the families around feed him daily. He is old and fragile but still a joy to look at.
Listening to: my son play video games

You know you’re a rich redneck

12:00 am in Antique, Automobile, Canon PowerShot SD450, Digital, Found, humor, Natural Lighting, North Carolina, Travel by Billy Mehaffey

You know your a rich red-neck

when your Classic Ferrari end up out in the weeds. Next step: concrete blocks.
Listening to I Won’t Back Down by Tom Petty

Purple beauty

8:54 am in Digital, Floral, Found, Fuji FinePix S1500, Georgia, Macro, Natural Lighting, Nature, Safari, Travel by Lisa Smith

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Just a strange flower or weed we saw on our walk around Lake Kathy. Anyone know what it is?
Listening to: Rag doll by Aerosmith

The search for the mysterious missing “flip flops”

12:00 am in Digital, Family, Florida, Found, Fuji FinePix S1000FD, humor, Macro, Pine Island Park, Safari by Laura Hartman

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One loan flip flop

lost but found flip flops

The search was on for the missing flip flops….but we finally found them both. When we went to the beach my daughter lost the flip flops I thought it would be cute to put a picture (story) line into the search for the missing flip flops.

The Nazz

2:42 pm in Action, Black & White, California, Camera Unknown, Event, Family, Film, Found, Journalism, Nostalgic, People, Portrait, Restoration, Travel by Leah Garton

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Dad's band-scans

This is an image of one of my Dad’s bands, The Nazz, as they played at Westchester Park Recreation Center in Los Angeles sometime between 1965-1967. My dad, Rich Morrison, is on the far right, singing and playing lead guitar. The guy on the left playing bass is Tom Beal. The drummer is John Melville, and I believe the guy in the middle center is Bob Wallin. Bob Wallin is actually writing a book about my Dad, and I think this image will be in that book. My Dad had asked me to retouch this image. The top is the image as I retouched it and the bottom image was the image as I received it. I’m not the best at retouching, but it does look better. Unfortunately, I do not know who took this photograph, but if anyone does, email me so I can give proper credit.
Streaming Music: “Time of No Reply” by Nick Drake

Destiny’s snail shell collection

12:00 am in Digital, Florida, Found, Fuji FinePix S1000FD, Macro, Nature, Spring Hill by Laura Hartman

snail-shells

Just some shells my daughter collected from around the yard. We thought that they would make a cool looking picture.
Listening to: the wind blow through the Palms

Old Blue in black in white

12:00 am in Antique, Automobile, Digital, Florida, Found, Landscape, Nostalgic, St. Petersburg by David Evans

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Per Mr. Tillis’ request.
I actually LEFT my camera at home on Saturday so when I came across this junkyard I had to use my cell phone camera. Fortunately, I was able to get a few decent quality images. Oh yeah, and the cell phone fits nicely through the fence!

Colorful Buoy

12:00 am in Canon EOS Digital Rebel XTi, Digital, Florida, Found, Homosassa, Journalism, Macro, Nautical, Photoshop by Janie Koike

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Listening to: Sister Hazel, Chasing Daylight

an angel

12:00 am in Art, Canon EOS Digital Rebel, Digital, Florida, Found, Orlando, Scavenger Hunt by Julie Askins

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The end of the photo Scavenger Hunt.
Listening to: Your New Twin Sized Bed by Death Cab For Cutie (my favorite song right now – LOVE IT)

“I Can’t Swim !!”

12:00 am in 35mm, Antique, Experimental, Film, Found, FYI, Nostalgic, People, Restoration by Duly Makai

I Can't Swim

I love this and wanted to share….found about a 40 foot strip of film rolled tight in a half inch of water in the basement projector room of a burned school where i got some shuteye hitchhiking cross country in 1976. Recognized it as one of my favorite movies and dried and kept it. The roll has been sitting on a shelf on top of a bookend for about fifteen years, and last week I pulled and scanned this frame which includes the sound on the edge.
Listening to: “I shall be Released”, The Band.