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Opium For The Masses
. We can’t grow coca in our gardens, and we can’t grow weed, but my grandmother just tossed a thousand poppy seeds into the garden at her assisted living facility which, as far as I know, makes her the newest … Continue reading
Posted in Nature, Photography, Seasonal, Vankleek Hill Photos
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Next Time On Deadliest Warrior
. I am really impressed by this shot. Mostly it’s the grey gradients in the clouds, but add in the busted machinery, the concrete headstone-looking things, and the spectacular shape of the cloud — it really looks like an “end … Continue reading
Posted in Cool Stuff, Favourites, Nature, Photography, Seasonal
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Cows On The Run
. Cows are the most genetically engineered species on earth. They’ve been put through a two thousand-year breeding process until we can get more use from the species than from any other animal (even more than pigs… ever drink a … Continue reading
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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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Kneel Before Your God
. I read this joke a while back about how thousands of years ago cats were honoured as Gods, and they’re never forgotten this. Funny how cats are totally willing to overlook the many centuries in which they’ve been an … Continue reading
300mph Getaway Machine
. This is just further proof being a reporter is the coolest job in the universe. I took this shot at a press-only event at the National Capital Air Show, I could feel the heat from Les Shockley’s Shockwave Jet … Continue reading
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