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Category Archives: Entertainment
Slacker Bee
. I guess sometimes even the Bee has to take a break. Working all day, gettin’ paid next to nothing, never getting their fair share of the honey, having to put up with getting hassled by the WASPs. Every once … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Entertainment, Favourites, From My Wall, Nature, Photography, Vankleek Hill Photos
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How To Play Tourist In Ottawa And Find More Than The Colour Brown
. It’s not hard being a tourist in Ottawa… unless you’re a student of 1970’s architecture or have a fetish with the colour brown there’s really only a few blocks you Have to see in Ottawa. This is the National … Continue reading
Some Similarites Between Shooting Flowers And Punk Bands
. My most common subject over the past year have been flowers from the local gardens, but several years ago I used to take photos of and for punk bands in Toronto. There are similarities… like both will pay you … Continue reading
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Heavy Metal Flower
. This flower freaks me out… it’s the colour gradients on each petal, but especially those pointy things in the centre. I may have used flash on this because subsequent pictures of the same type of flower come out in … Continue reading
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Recycling Day Ant Picnic
. Sometimes the recycling guys miss things and those things become part of the ecosystem. That’s my apartment building in the background, I was just on my way to the grocery store when I found this scene. Technical Stuff: My … Continue reading
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In Canada It’s Not Called Summer It’s Called The Off Season Unfortunately The Off Season Started Far Too Early This Year
Opening faceoff against the Buffalo Sabres; March 27, 2008 — Photo by Me. Ottawa Senators take the ice, 03.27.08; Video by Me Let me know if the YouTube isn’t available. . And it started so well. So promising… after losing … Continue reading
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