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Photo of the Day October 2019
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No, I didn't have to lay on my back. These plants are about 8 feet (almost 3 m) high. More on the history tomorrow.
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Wow! That night mode does a pretty good job. ??
Kinda excited at the moment. Mrs. Darmok approved Mr. Darmok’s upgrade to the DC-G9 for his recent birthday.
Happy belated birthday! ?
beautiful!
This one is an “oldie,” from June 24th, 2010 (without googling it, does anyone recall what event occurred that day?).
I was real proud of this picture back then. ?
I was real proud of this picture back then. ?
The last decent Lake Tahoe shot. iPhone XR.
A shot of one of our family pets - a Piebald Ball Python. Taken with my iPhone 11 Pro.
Just taken from the backyard last night with the 11 Pro Max.
I was just curious what kind of color it would pull on it's on.
I was just curious what kind of color it would pull on it's on.
Wow
Curious, can a snake really be called a pet? Their brain is not big enough to understand the concept as far as I know. Same with birds / hamsters etc.
Wow
Curious, can a snake really be called a pet? Their brain is not big enough to understand the concept as far as I know. Same with birds / hamsters etc.
Could a dog or cat “understand” this either? A well trained dog may understand who it’s master is, but cats have no master! ??
Those handlebars look too clean..... I hope the snake isn’t the only one riding the Peloton! ?
Could a dog or cat “understand” this either? A well trained dog may understand who it’s master is, but cats have no master!
True that. Cats are just selfish by nature but they can still cozy up to get what they want. But dogs definitely understand commands and gestures.
Recent studies have shown that cats can understand commands and gestures as well as dogs. They just don't care.
As noted yesterday, a little history on the flowers. 10+ years ago they didn't exist but today stretch for miles along the north shore of Lake Jessup. They bloom for about 3 weeks each year and many years the area is flooded which relates to their origin, but this year it is dry. Following a hurricane they floated up the swollen and flooded St Johns River and became trapped in Lake Jessup which is an offshoot of the river. This flood plane shore is normally a cow pasture and in previous dry years have ridden my mountain bike through it following cow paths as the flowers are 6 to 9 feet high. May take my bike out this weekend for a little fun.
This particular photo was taken holding the tripod over my head and remote iPhone trigger. Tomorrow will post at ground level.
This particular photo was taken holding the tripod over my head and remote iPhone trigger. Tomorrow will post at ground level.
Our cat thinks she’s a dog. She comes when you call her and everything. If you are gone too long, she will let you have it as well.
Great with people, hates other animals.
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I guess it depends on your definition of “pet.” I’ve been raising it from a hatchling and we feed it, hold it, etc. It’s hand tame, etc. So - to me it’s one of our pets. But no, it won’t come when called. Heh.Wow
Curious, can a snake really be called a pet? Their brain is not big enough to understand the concept as far as I know. Same with birds / hamsters etc.
Haha - I admit I should be riding it more than I am currently, but i’m also particular about wiping it down and keeping it clean after every ride. ?
Just finished this photo retouch/composite last night.....
Photographed this Star Wars Mandalorian cosplayer on the floor of FanX 2019 in Salt Lake City.
Photographed this Star Wars Mandalorian cosplayer on the floor of FanX 2019 in Salt Lake City.
