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Carleton University Butterfly Exhibition 2012 – Day 7
Carleton University Butterfly Exhibition 2012 – Day 7 Although there have been a few moments when the weather has appeared to be a bit threatening, and a few moments of apprehension when umbrellas had to be unfurled, the weather has … Continue reading
Posted in Butterfly species, Canada Explorer, Carleton University, Home and About, Ontario, Ottawa
Tagged biology building, Blue Morpho butterfly Morpho peleides, Butterflies, Butterfly Exhibit, butterfly ottawa, Butterfly Show, Carleton University, Carleton University Butterfly Show, Double hibiscus, expo de papillons, Giant Orange Tip Butterfly Hebomoia glaucippe, greenhouses, images, Jacobinia (Justicia carnea, Mexican Bluewing Butterfly Myscelia ethusa, nesbitt, orange slices, Owl Butterfly Caligo illioneus, papillon, papillons université carleton, Rice Paper Butterfly of Malaysia and South Pacific region "Idea leuconoe", volière de papillon université carleton ottawa
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Carleton University Butterfly Show 2012 – Day 1 – Foggy Day
Carleton University Butterfly Show 2012 – Day 1 – Foggy Day The day started out rather foggy as I headed out along the Queensway on my way to the Carleton University Butterfly Exhibit at the Nesbitt Biology Building Greenhouses (location) … Continue reading
Posted in Canada Explorer, Carleton University, Home and About, Ontario, Ottawa
Tagged biology building, Blue Morpho butterfly Morpho peleides, Butterflies, Butterfly Exhibit, butterfly ottawa, Butterfly Show, Carleton University, Carleton University Butterfly Show, Double hibiscus, expo de papillons, Giant Orange Tip Butterfly Hebomoia glaucippe, greenhouses, images, Jacobinia (Justicia carnea, Mexican Bluewing Butterfly Myscelia ethusa, nesbitt, orange slices, Owl Butterfly Caligo illioneus, papillon, papillons université carleton, Rice Paper Butterfly of Malaysia and South Pacific region "Idea leuconoe"
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Carp Farmer’s Market 2012
Carp Farmer’s Market 2012 We took a quick trip out to the Carp Farmer’s Market to take a look at what was for offer this year. My wife purchased a bit of farm produce and I chatted with a few … Continue reading
Civil War Re-enactment, Massena, NY July 28-29th, 2012
Civil War Re-enactment, Massena, NY July 28-29th, 2012 Well, I’m just back from Ogdensburg, NY where I was photographing this year’s version of the re-enactment of the French and Indian War. On the way home from there I stopped on … Continue reading
Corning, New York
Gaffer District – Corning, New YorkThe last time that we visited Corning, New York, we had barely enough time to visit the Corning Museum of Glass. This time around, we had time for a bit of a walking tour of … Continue reading
Posted in Corning, New York State, USA
Tagged business district, chocolate tour, commercial successes, corning, corning glass company, Corning Glass Museum, corning museum of glass, corning new york, Corning NY, downtown hotel, e mail, face in brick wall, ferrari, Fire hydrant, first national bank, gaffer, gaffer district, galss figurine, glass bowl, glass vase, guided walking tours, images, intersection, intriguing places, master glass blower, master glassblower, NY, old buildings, photographs, photos, radisson, radisson hotel corning new york, red rerrari, rockwell museum, rockwell museum of western art, travel vacation, u.s. mail box, walking tour, western art
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2012 Jock River Canoe and Kayak Race, Richmond, Ontario
March 31, 2012 – I visited the Jock River Race official site (http://www.jockriverrace.ca/) again today. I knew that they have decided that the lack of snow cover and no ensuing rainfall to speak of had forced them to move the … Continue reading
Posted in Home and About, Jock River, Ontario, Ottawa
Tagged 2012 Jock River Canoe and Kayak Race, annual event, boats, canoes, digital image, image, images, Jock River, Jock River Race Richmond Ontario, megapixeltravel, Megapixeltravel.com, nice day, photo, photograph, photographs, pictures, Richmond Ontario, Richmond race, river levels, riverbank, rocks, Ron Hay, RVCA, shoreline, Springtime runoff, Upper Jock River Canoe/Kayak Race, wide angle
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Creative Moment – Phosphorescent Painting
52 Creative – Week 4 Last Week I went and picked up a tube of Tri-Art Phosphorescent Paint to try a different kind of “Light Painting”. The plan was to use light and the phosphorescent paint to ‘paint’ various images … Continue reading
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Tagged art form, canvas, drawings, final result, glow in the dark, images, new art, phosphorescent paint, photo shopping, Tri-art
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Squirrel house building 101- Go fetch me a leaf
Squirrel house building 101 – Go fetch me a leaf You might have heard of birds feathering their nest and everyone knows that beavers fell trees to make their homes and their dams. What do squirrels do? One day, just … Continue reading