They don't hang out in the tulip tree to the right.
This chemically-produced light from the lower abdomen may be yellow, green, or pale red — wavelengths from 510 to 670 nanometers. Most fireflies are quite distasteful and sometimes poisonous to vertebrate predators.--Wikipedia
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Month: June 2010
blood red
red moon
day of nest
robin egg blue
Michael Carrithers commented that b&w photos of rust are not entirely informative. I am taking his words as an invitation.
Despite my monochromatic preference (“friends don’t let friends shoot colour”), I am falling off the wagon for a few days, into the chaos and mess, 390 to 750 nanometers.
Blue egg of Robin largely meaningless in b&w would be.
thunderstorm
connectivity
From Grove to Crispell.
If this house was for sale I imagine its adjacency to UVA would be a selling point. One-hundred and forty feet, door to door.
The railroad removes the adjacency benefit. A 3000 foot walk instead of 140.
The RR crossings closest to this house (Shamrock & R. Brown) are almost a mile apart. Pedestrian? SOL.
for sale
Rob Stockhausen, CCIM, CBRE Realty, 434-531-4004.
Since 1937 this has been the H.T. Ferron ready-mix plant.
8/10 of a mile from the Charlottesville Pavilion.
Mix some concrete, then go listen to Jimmy Cliff.
Charlottesville Pavilion
north slope of the James River
Put together an iMovie, apologies for the color… Close encounters with four motor vehicles today.
Guitar by Jim Orr
Video with 1st generation Flip.
Voices:
Bill Emory (photographer)
Angela Tucker (Charlottesville Development Services Manager)
Dr. David Brown (Mayor of CHO May 21, 2007 when recording was made)
Kevin Lynch (Councilor)
Craig Brown (City Attorney)
Dave Norris (Councilor)
North and South
I spent Saturday on a train traveling from Providence to Charlottesville.
Sunday morning and a portion of the afternoon photographed pedestrian provisions at the north-south railroad crossings in Charlottesville, Virginia. (Map)