I live in a pickup truck intensive part of the greater Capital City metropolitan area. I work in a part of town that's saturated with BMWs and Saabs. On Thursday, I was walking between two buildings our company occupies. I had to cross a bridge to get there. Each one of the corners formed by the upright post and the railing had a spider web in it, but only on the left side of the post as I was looking at it. This suburb has a reputation for being tidy. That apparently extends to the wildlife.
I read about a photographic technique where you put your camera on a timer and throw it spinning in the air. You end up with a blurry picture of something that looks sort of like spin art. This is my second attempt. The first one didn't turn out at all.
Friday, July 11, 2008
Foto Phriday, Plus Foto Phriday
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Is that a cemetery?
It's my back yard. The blue you see in the upper left quadrant is the edge of our trampoline. The white thing about at eight o'clock to the trampoline is part of our fence. The dark greyish-purplish thing in the lower left quadrant is our garden.
How did the one where you dropped it turn out?
Shay,
How did you know I dropped it? Am I under some kind of surveillance? Did Google Maps do its street view shot right then?
I'll post that picture Monday.
I believe:
¹ shay is really Nancy Drew
² you have people buried in your yard
³ angry professor is one of a handful who know how to spell cemetery
Bill, you may be on to something.
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