I spotted this in Park City, Utah the other day. There are not a lot of mask & glove wearing folks in these parts but I’ve seen a few. They’re entitled to be paranoid but is their tribe comfortable with them also being a bunch of litterbugs?
Land Of Living Skies
They put on quite a show over town last night.
Photo credit, my friend Karen from Exploring Canada. There’s a video short at this link. Be sure to like and subscribe!
Seen Recently in a Laundry Room in Utah
Best joke to go with this sign?
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Seen in Chicago this afternoon:
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Seen in western North Carolina earlier this month. Thought it might be a good candidate for a jigsaw puzzle.
Photoblogging from Charleston, SC
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Spent the afternoon with James Topp and his crew. The new iPhone takes pretty good pictures.
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Last Night in West Palm Beach, Florida
I was very blessed to attend the kick-off to Dave Rubin‘s book launch for Don’t Burn This Country. Besides the headliners, Rubin and Donald Trump Jr., also in attendance were: Kimberly Guilfoyle, David Webb, Chris Pavlovski, Peter Navarro, David Janet, and a young woman who was a January 6th political parolee. It was an AMAZING evening!
The full set of photos can be seen here.
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Budweiser Beauties
Scary Times in Tampa!
As a public service, here’s a shout out to Herr Trudeau’s Bought-and-Paid-For Propaganda outlets: CBC, CTV, Global News, Postmedia, etc. Yesterday the following was observed to be taking place at MacDill Air Force Base in Tampa, Florida. As per your own reportage, these bouncy castles represent hate and the training of future leaders with unacceptable views. Someone may want to alert the Canadian Consulate in Tampa!
Alert the Canadian Authorities!
This past weekend, at the Carnaval Miami festivities in Coral Gables’ Miracle Mile, some troubling items were spotted. It was not clear whether the young children in the bouncy castles had “unacceptable views”.
Perhaps these “symbols of hate” should be reported to the Canadian Consulate there?!? Asking for a friend.
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Shackleton exhibition showcases the power of Antarctic photography. (link fixed)
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Taken today.
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In October 2014, I had a special appointment at the American Embassy in Ottawa. One evening I walked around with my camera and tripod and took a bunch of long exposure photos, most around 30 seconds long. Given what’s happening in Ottawa these days, I thought some of you might appreciate seeing some of these photos. It’s definitely a very pretty city.
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Last week I spent 4 days in Florence, Alabama (next door to Muscle Shoals) and then 2 days in Birmingham. Consistently met wonderful people throughout my travels. Got back to Pensacola late yesterday afternoon and captured some photos just before sunset. According to my 4-year old [Canadian] “niece” in Walnut Creek, California, this blue heron’s name is “Six-Six”. I assume she saw the stick-like legs and altered the pronunciation a little.
Unrelated: Check out the real estate listings in Florence. I stayed in an AirBnb in a well appointed 4-bedroom / 2-bathroom home in a great neighbourhood. It’s listed for just $146,000! Got me thinking . . .
Greetings from Northwest Florida
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Taken yesterday near Fort Morgan, Alabama:
Update: Thanks for all of the kind words. I’m truly blessed to have some great photography equipment these days. I didn’t realize that so many others were also big fans of pelicans. If you’re interested, you can view the larger set here.
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Here’s a tiny sampling of a few photos I captured a few days ago in San Diego.
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More stunning photography here, by David McColm.
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A few random photos I took over the weekend. (Click for full size).
