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Going to the Mattes … 'Course, They'll Be with Prints in Them (Photos, Digital Art, etc.)
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Photography & Art
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9 years ago
Going to (hopefully) be selling some my of images as matted prints; I have hundreds and it's tedious to get them ready for display and sales -- not to mention the cataloguing and spread sheet and...
A Team in Decline and a Sad Farewell
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Photography & Art
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9 years ago
It's just about the end of an era in Philadelphia Phillies baseball. It's been a great run leading to a World Series Championship in 2008, a loss to the New York Yankees in the 2009 Series -- and...
Some Things are "In the Bag." If We Will Just Think to Look There.
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Photography & Art
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9 years ago
The metaphor/colloquialism, "IN THE BAG" means Virtually secured - as good as in one's possession. Over the years, I've had lots of camera lenses, usually trading up, up ad up. My most...
Amateur Gardner and Really Amateur Photographer
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Photography & Art
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9 years ago
I am nowhere near the photographer or the gardener that A Mac, Neetu or others are that share their masterpieces here on NT, but as a transplanted city boy learning to love living in...
It's a Pollen Nation … errrrr, a, POLLINATION. Mutualism in Nature
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Photography & Art
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9 years ago
Ecologically speaking, when two organisms of different species interact and BOTH ARE BENEFITTED, that phenomenon is known as MUTUALISM as when this Bumblebee gets a drink and its Bull Thistle...
It Ain't Just a "Pick-up" Line … I Mean it … "Come up and see my etchings!" Well, maybe it's a little of both.
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Photography & Art
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9 years ago
In Raymond Chandler's novels, private detective Philip Marlowe (a decent guy, who, for professional image reasons pretends to be otherwise) uses the phrase to seduce women. (c.1940's) I love...
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