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Category Archives: Experiments
The Samurai bee and the red ninja horde
Even without the hordes of tiny, red six-legged monsters stealthily climbing the flower stems, preparing for the attack, this is a pretty cool shot. But it’s a lot better with the thousands of tiny, red six-legged beasties quietly climbing upwards … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Cool Stuff, Entertainment, Experiments, Favourites, Nature, Photography, Photos, Shambhala, Vankleek Hill, Vankleek Hill Photos
Tagged Photography
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Azrael and Papa Smurf smurfing in the smurf but this time it’s to the smurf
. I may have been eleven-years old when I first asked myself about Smurfette’s role in the Smurf Village, I still don’t really know the answer. So I just checked her Wiki page, and it turns out the dude Smurfs … Continue reading
August is time for the Vankleek Hill Fairomantics
. The Fair is in town. It’s ‘the’ social event of of the year for Vankleek Hill’s ‘tween crowd. From sunset until their 11pm curfew it’s their one chance to be all together in one spot after dark. Pretty much … Continue reading
Posted in Almost Like Art, Canada, Champlain Township, Cool Stuff, Eastern Ontario, Entertainment, Experiments, Favourites, Nature, Photography, Shambhala, Special Events, Sunrise Project, Vankleek Hill
Tagged 166th Vankleek Hill Fair, exploding Tupperware cars, Vankleek Hill Agricultural Society
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I need to shoot more people
In the eighteen months we’ve been dating my girlfriend has never once been mean or cruel. A few nights ago I was showing her some of my recent photos and she said “I really love the photos you take of … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, Everyday Stuff, Experiments, Humor, Humour, Nature, Photography, Photos, Seasonal, Shambhala, Vankleek Hill, Vankleek Hill Photos
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Almost Like Art | Clouded Eye
. It has been a long time since I last published an “Almost Like Art” post, and that’s mostly because when I take a photo of a brick wall, it looks exactly like a brick wall. I have friends who … Continue reading
Posted in Almost Like Art, Cool Stuff, Experiments, Photography
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Burning My Way Into Shambhala
. How to dispose of something in a meaningful way, at least in a way relevant to the feelings associated to the object, is a tricky thing. Most of the time you only get one chance to do it right, … Continue reading
Posted in Almost Like Art, Cool Stuff, Experiments, From My Wall, Photography, Self Portraits
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