The Setting Sun

Wow, I really don't have much to say about this one..... The sunset says it all.

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Once again, I took this picture with my old GFM brand 10MP camera....sometimes I think it takes better pictures than my Fujifilm Finepix S2800HD. Oh well...

At some point in time in the near future, I'll start posting all the other photos that go along with each of these posts....whenever I get some time.

A picture says a thousand words, so I end this post with 1091 words.

Pretty Flowers

Here's some pretty flowers! They're daisies--there's a whole field of them behind my house.

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And as I was writing this, a song came on the TV that went "Pick another daisy, pick another daisy in the meantime. Pick another daisy, pick another daisy in the spring time." Weird. It was some sort of alternative rock sounding song.

I just looked it up, and it's Daisy by The Nadas. Interesting song.....

Anywho, not much else to say about this picture.

Copyright Infringement

Sorry for the delay in posting new stuff....I've been half on vacation, half catching up with my real life. So, here's something cool. This picture was taken in Beijing, China, at the Ming Tombs (which are surprisingly uninteresting compared to the rest of the ancient stuff). Yes, I know this is Coca-Cola; if you've never been to China, Coke really pushes their stuff over there..... The streets are just lined with coke vendors, every 20 feet or so.

Either way, the Coke propaganda is always interesting to look at. This is the surface of a picnic table at a souvenir stand at the Ming Tombs. There is clearly a hole for an umbrella in the middle....not utilized at the time. I really like how this one turned out, the gross texture and the random light spots make it very interesting to look at. Oh yeah, I really like the Chinese characters for Coca-Cola too.... There's just something....catchy (?)...about how they look.

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So, clearly I don't represent the Coca-Cola company, and Coca-Cola is probably TM and Copyright the Coca-cola company. Most likely the Chinese version is too. Unfortunately, I cropped the copyright statement off the edge of the picture for artistic reasons. It was in Chinese anyway, so....whatever.

That's all.