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For those of us who prefer to show rather than tell, photography takes precedence over words. In a mere second, it allows us to efficiently capture our perspective on life and spread it to the masses. These days, there’s all sorts of genres, such as jaw-dropping photojournalism and portrait photography as art. Not to mention food photography that gets your stomach growling. We don’t quite understand why, but somehow, no matter how accidental, almost all photography manages to stimulate our emotions.  (Cases in point: We bet you couldn’t resist browsing the Icelandic volcano photos.)

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You’re Welcome #4, Southwestern Ontario West – Pinery Provincial Park
canadianpicmaker

Pinery is one of my fav destinations for fun and photography. Don’t tell anybody, or it may become overrun with tourists. Already it is extremely busy during summer weekends, particularly the official ‘long’ weekends with holidays attached to them – Victoria Day in May, Canada Day on July 1, Civic Holiday (at least in Ontario) first of August, Labour Day first week of September (except for Canada Day, the dates are not constant). Camping is busy, then, too. But, this park is camp site sold-out on a regular basis during the summer months. Reservations can be booked, I think it’s 5 months in advance on the Ontario Parks reservation service; Pinery fills up fast, it is that great a place to be. I rarely camp there in summer, it’s too busy for me, but I day use regularly after work and on weekends. On summer weekends, I tend to get there for 8AM opening and stay til 1 if it gets busy, later if it’s not so much. I have taken quite a while to get to

Angela
Southern Pines Photographer Gary Kaplan

Angela has been away from modeling for some time now, but you would never know it from what she accomplished in our shoot. We were able to get a number of different looks and moods in one session. Our assistant Molly loved what we were doing too, so I’m not sure who had the most fun that day. We’re planning a future shoot. Click photos to enlarge.

Happy Birthday to the coolest kid in town
beinglorious.

Happy Birthday❥☟ Ok, I’ve rewritten this section a gazillion times now. So let me skip the crap and do what I do best. Cut the crap and get to the point. Happy Birthday darling You’re the coolest Just look at this skirt you made And all the other crazy things you are. My family is surely lucky to have you Love Your big B

Flower child
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E-session: Noel + Noreen
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Seashell Cosmo
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93 Feet East with 12 Dirty Bullets and The sea
Ruperthitchcox's Blog

Lsst night was an awesome night out with The Rocklands gang, at 93 Feet East on Bricklane, Great sets by , 

Fasting and Feasting
South Asian Girl in the Diaspora : Sanchari Sur

I am slightly upset, but I am trying not to show it. Writers are supposed to have personas that are never upset, and ever smiling. If we are upset, we are supposed to pour out our upset-ness into our creativity. Last week, three of my poems were accepted by the same publication. After I did a little jig around my bedroom, I realised my ghazal was going to be up first. I was happy. It had been written with a specific purpose in mind. Today would have been the perfect day for its inauguration. But no, the editors decided for reasons of their own to publish one of my other poems. I would never argue with an editor unless they messed with my actual work (which thankfully, has happened only twice in my memory, and both of the editors I am afraid, were rather inept.). So, even though I love the publication and the very approachable editors, I am slightly upset. Slightly pouting. Slightly sulky. What a start to a weekend, eh? My poem, “Fasting and Feasting,” based on one of my pho

Dehydrated Kale Chips
Violets and Cardamom

I first had kale chips a few years ago when my mom introduced me to them.  Not knowing what to expect or taste, I hesitantly gave them a try.  I was instantly hooked.  They did not have a heavily “greens” taste at all, which is what I expected.  Instead, they were crispy and salty and “earthy” and amazing.  Then, I discovered these and cue the obsession.  Now, while I love kale chips, I do not like how much they cost.  For some reason, kale chips are crazy expensive.  That is why I finally decided I would start making my own. Doing some research, I learned that kale chips are usually either made in an oven or in a dehydrator.  Since I did not have a dehydrator, I went with the oven method.  While they turned out alright, they were not exactly what I wanted.   They were a bit too chewy.  And when I would try and bake them more (in order to “dry” them out), the edges would burn.  I tried this a couple of times and finally just gave up. So then, instead

The Most Depressive and Terrifying Children’s Books
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Apparently the French have a very different take on what is suitable reading for children!  At least according to this article! ‘Enjoy’!

Once Upon a Toy Store
Tricia's Photo Blog

Tricia, at the entrance to Tom’s Toys in San Luis Obispo CA Independent Toy stores are often unique because they may not carry the same types of mainstream toys that the “big box” stores do, so you get to experience something different. TOM’S TOYS in San Luis Obispo is an independent toy store with a good mix of classic toys (that parents and grandparents like to see) as well as some of the popular commercialized toys the kids are looking for. And it is two stories high! Vintage coin-operated horse plays “William Tell Overture” while giving a child a long ride. To the horse’s left is the Wowie Zowie gumball machine, with lights and sounds and a big gumball that takes a journey before it drops into your hand. Kids of all ages love it. Climbing up the stairs to the top floor of toys…. Everyone marvels at the wide curved staircase. For those unable to walk up, there is an elevator to the second floor. At the top of the stairs is a giant bear

Beyond Layers week 39 quotes
The journey is the destination. You carry your journey with you.

In week 39 Kim challenged us to illustrate a number of words using photos with or without quotes Life Peace Change Intentions Focus