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Anonymous
I’m glad members like my photos.
Brian Masinick
Classic door and the eye of the artist!
You find good pictures of common objects, a clear indicator of your talent linuxdaddy!
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Brian MasinickThank you Brian,
Here is two photos of nature to enjoy. I hope everyone is having a safe and
happy holiday season. Sometimes talent comes before experience on some things.
But either way works and only gets and grows better.Here is one of a pink wildflower.
Brian Masinick
Ah, back from my Christmas trip, so I can examine the photography from my best display. As I typically find, these are once again very good. Thanks @linuxdaddy: !
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Brian MasinickThanks Brian,
Also here is a black and white version of them. I edit and view them on
a 19 inch Compaq S910 CRT monitor at 1600×1200 screen size. I hope your trip
was good for Christmas.New Years brought a blanket of snow here. I hope everyone had a safe and happy holiday time.
Here is a simple one of the snow.Brian Masinick
marcelocripe
Here in New Mexico got 3-5 inches for New Years Day. It was cold with
nights close to zero and daytime in the 30’s degrees Fahrenheit.Original text in English.
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Aqui, no Novo México, conseguimos de 3 a 5 polegadas para o Dia de Ano Novo. Estava frio com
noites próximas a zero e diurnas nos anos 30 graus Fahrenheit.Texto original em inglês.
Brian Masinick
@linuxdaddy: I had forgotten about where you are; thanks for reminding us.
I’m guessing that you are in one of the higher elevations as opposed to a low valley; otherwise I am surprised you received 3-5″ of snow.
About an hour away from us in North Carolina, they had high winds that brought in MUCH LOWER temperatures and a dusting of white on a few peaks, but that’s it.
We briefly got down to 32 one day ago but we’re back up to 57 this afternoon; clearly nowhere near snow maintaining temperatures!
I also noticed your pet. I definitely remember Olive the kitty but I forget this one’s name. Looks like he (she) is having a good time!
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Brian MasinickHis name is Beanie. This is one of Olive in the snow.
Yes, we are at 6300 feet in elevation here.Brian Masinick
Olive is looking good too.
I’ll try to remember Olive’s companion Beanie.
Do they get along well together or do they each keep to themselves?
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Brian Masinickalanwake82
It looks so good on back ground,, Thanks for sharing the image.
Thanks and you’re welcome alanwake82. They get along Brian.
Here is a black and white of Beanie. And of the leaf one.
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