Everyday Life
Featured Work
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Too Tired To Snack by down23
This one I just happened to stumble upon just the other day. It was taken just about 3 years ago. Yes this is Trinity! She’s changed a little bit since then but she’s still as cute as ever! She really didn’t fuss much at all so I didn’t realize how tired she was until i looked over & saw her like this! Totally passed out!!!! Naturally I had to run for the camera first & then I put her in her crib. And she never woke up during any of it! FEATURED in the group Candid photographs of friends & family / FEATURED in the group Special Moments / FEATURED in the group Sleeping Creatures / FEATURED in the group Everyday Life
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Eilean Donan by Steve Smith
Please View Large Visit Scotland.com © Eilean Donan Castle & Visitor Centre is on the A87 – 8 miles before Skye. The Castle is photogenic, romantic and packed with historical architectural interest, and on its own little island. A great coffee shop & gift shop. Don’t miss it, Eilean Donan will steal your heart away. This castle forms part of the Scottish Heritage. Featured in – Everyday Life – 12th October 2009 / Featured in – Castle Magic – 6th November 2009 Nikon D300 / Sigma 24-70mm
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cowboy dismount by GiselaSchneider
saddle bronc pinto. Miles City, Montana. Bucking horse sale rodeo. canon DSLR/70-300mm lens. digital manipulation, back ground smudge. FEATURED in: / 1. Horse and Rider Group – 4/09 / 2. Equine Athletes Group – 6/09 / 3. Playful Photogenic Animals – 10/11/09 / 4. Everyday Life Group – 10/12/09
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Husky & Daughter by Paul Revans
They live in Spain and her daughter is a mixed breed. / Both are so friendly.
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World Champion Trainer by Mikhail Palinchak
Palinchak Mikhail Art Nudes Calendars 2009 / / / / Browse Palinchak Mikhail art by categories Art Nudes · Fractal Art · Egypt · Landscapes · Conceptual / /
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Do I have sand in my mouth? by Antony Cole
Taken shortly after Boss had finished eating some sand at Morgans Beach in Cape Jervis, South Australia. Taken with Nikon D60 / 18-55mm VR Lens Exposure 1/400s / F-number f/4.5 / ISO speed 100 / Focal length 18 mm FEATURED PAWS N CLAWS OCT 2009 / FEATURED EVERDAY LIFE OCT 2009
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River and Moor, Germany by Daidalos
River Loisach and Moor-Loisach. / Near Lake Kochelsee. / We live here in this community. / The moor area is a small national park (Naturschutzgebiet) / This area is important for many bird species and other fauna, thus it is protected by law. / Germany / Fuji S6500fd / Gimp 2.6 and PSE7 Featured in Everyday Life – 10/12/2009
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THE SLEEPY WILLOW by BOOKMAKER
....down by the river…....
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Happy Sailing by Raquel Perryman
This is a shot of some people having some fun at the Lake of the Ozarks :)
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Chocolate LOVE by stephaniek
Photo taken with mini M&Ms. I ate them after the photo was taken, lol. / History of Mars (below) From the Smithsonian National Museum of American History. / Mars, Inc. is a global enterprise best known for its confectionery brands like SNICKERS®, M&M’s®, MILKY WAY® and MALTESERS®. Other well known brands include WHISKAS®, Pedigree and UNCLE BEN’S®. Although many of Mars’ products are primarily sold in the UK, the company has its roots in the United States. Frank C. Mars was born in Minnesota in 1884. After suffering from polio as an infant, Frank was unable to walk. Frank’s mother enjoyed making candy and kept him entertained by allowing him to hand-dip chocolates. At age 19 Frank started a candy business and married Ethel G. Kissack. Soon the couple had a son, Forrest Edward Mars. Unfortunately both the business and the marriage would ultimately fail. In 1910 Frank remarried to Ethel V. Healy. The next year the Mars family began to make butter cream candy from their home and would soon rent their first candy factory. The Mars Candy Factory, Inc. employed 125 workers in Tacoma, Washington and sold candy to 5 and 10 cent stores along the Pacific coast. Since there was no refrigeration, candy has to be made and delivered in the same day. The company moved to a larger factory in Minneapolis, named the “Nougat House,” in 1920. Soon after the move, Mars Candy changed its name to MAR-O-BAR. The actual MAR-O-BAR, the company’s latest creation, proved to be too fragile to withstand transportation. This failure led to the great success of the first MILKY WAY® candy bar in 1923. With the help of the new chocolate malted milk bar, annual sales increased from less than $100,000 to $793,000. The company hired a full-time sales staff. Dropping the name MAR-O-BAR to Mars, Inc., moved a second time to Chicago. Chicago’s railway system allowed candy, including the new SNICKERS® bar, to be distributed to locations across the country. Frank’s son, Forrest, the black sheep of the family, had joined the family business. In the 1930s, Frank gave Forrest the formula for MILKY WAY® and $50,000 to start his own candy business as issues between the two could not be reconciled. Forrest started the first international branch of Mars, called Mars Limited, in Slough, UK. With so little money he bought used equipment, acquired a small factory and was assisted by four employees. The MILKY WAY® recipe was adapted to suit European taste and the first MARS® Bar was born. When Frank Mars died in 1934, his son merged the American and UK Mars companies together to form an international enterprise. /
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Timely Reminder by whatsthatbeeping
Canon 50D / 10-22mm EFS Surfers Paradise Beach the day after another tourist is lost swimming in unfavourable conditions. The lure of the ocean had claimed another life this week as a group of Chinese tourists when swimming off Surfers. / All week the warnings had been broadcast on the News of the dangerous conditions along South East Qld beaches, but it seemed too much of a temptation for a group of overseas tourists who ventured into the waters. / One 17yo lad disappeared in front of his friends at the main beach only to be found the day after this shot 5 K’s away on South Stradbroke Island. Please Read The Signs
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Beautiful Boy by Belinda Fletcher
This is my youngest Harrison just before his 1st Birthday. They grow so quick. He is such a precious boy with a gorgeous heart.
Recent Work
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He Makana Nau Aloha Kihei by Sharon Mau
Aloha kakahiaka, good morning Kihei / Maui Gold Coast Hawai’i Copyright © Sharon Mau 2009 / My images do not belong to the public domain. Reproduction is strictly prohibited. All rights reserved universewide Canon EOS Digital Rebel XTi
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Mill House, The Water Meadows, Winchester, southern England. by Philip Mitchell
The way to Winchester’s Water Meadows from the city centre goes south along College Walk, turns right past Winchester College’s New Hall and then left through a little gate. Here one is greeted by the sight of this charming late eighteenth century house at the start of the path that runs in between two streams of the River Itchen, flanked by some of the College’s playing fields. Though he does not mention it by name, John Keats must have passed Mill House as he took his daily walks out to St Cross in the Autumn of 1819. It is one English Heritage’s grade-listed buildings.
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Pass-Outs from Yesterday by Tom Newman
These are- long since gone- picture theatre Pass-Outs I retained . / If you are from Melbourne and can remember ” way back”, you may recognise the Theatres
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I Love London - HDR by Arrowman
A 3 shot HDR processed in Photomatix Pro / / All set for the tourists ! /
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sweet like the honey by Antonello Incagnone "incant"
danceuse at The Sicily Decouvered presentation / on the background “cassata” in arabian format
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Scarab and Lynx by Shelley Warbrooke
A female common Lynx Spider Oxyopes quadrifasciatus.They have good vision although their eyes are relatively small. They have eight eyes, in the pattern four rows of two so don’t try sneaking up on them! The name Lynx was given because of the way in which they hunt (slowly approaching their prey before a swift attack). Lynx Spiders do not build webs but hunt small insects on plants like this poor Green Scarab Beetle Diphucephala FAMILY SCARABAEIDAE. In early summer Scarab beetles will gather in large numbers and devour the leaves of whole trees, as they did in my backyard. Unfortunately this beetle ended up being dinner instead. ISO: 100 / Aperture: f/8 / Shutter speed: 1/200 Copyright © Shelley Warbrooke. All rights reserved. My images are not public property and are not to be copied, distributed, altered or displayed without strict written permission from the artist.
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Via Dante, Milan by stephenknowles
This was taken on a cold November day in Milan. Such a fantastic city to explore, Full of Italian history and charm combined with modern day urban life, just great for people watching. This city has so much to offer and is one of my favourites within Europe.
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Dolphin's at sunset by janfoster
taken whilst out in our boat just out from O’Sullivan’s Beach boat ramp 1 click out ,South Australia, Australia.
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Angel by janfoster
Pentax K20D digital SLR used witha 70-300mm lens Angel was a give away as the ole owners were going over seas, Angel actually picked me four couples went to have a look at her, but I was the only one she approached for a pat, I did have a little treat for her but she did not take it we have had her for 4yrs now this Sept 09
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Petals of Red! by TracyD
Not sure what this native is a friend said she thought it might be the Running Postman! However it only a guess! Taken in my garden Ballan, Victoria Australia!
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A group where you can post images and stories from everyday life. Something interesting happens to all of us everyday – some of it good and some of it not so. That is the magic and wonder of life. The trick is to notice these things. This is the group to inspire you to notice and share these experience. Perhaps it is that wonderful smile from somebody who served you at the supermarket. Or the grumpy young man who tailgated you home. Maybe it customer service call from India (how cool is that!) that was really delightful. Or perhaps it was grandma telling a story..
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