Township of Puslinch
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the Township of Puslinch is part of Township of Township of Guelph-Eramosa .
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the Township of Puslinch is part of Township of Township of Guelph-Eramosa .
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For What it's Worth
Made by jocountry2009
For What it's Worth - Buffalo Springfield One of my all time favourite bands! I found this awesome clip and had to put a photo to it (Note: The Smothers Brothers was also one of my FAVES and this was live on their show - check out Tommy's face) A little trivia for the younger generation who might not know this incredible band or realize what a Super Group they were and how many iconic artists were to come out of it's short 25 month time together. Buffalo Springfield is a North American rock group among the first wave of North American rock bands such as The Byrds and Lovin' Spoonful to become popular in the wake of British invasion bands. Appearances on the Ed Sullivan Show served as a springboard for the careers of Neil Young, Stephen Stills, Richie Furay and Jim Messina. Buffalo Springfield is best known for the song For What It's Worth, a political anthem written by Stills in response to an LAPD assault on young hippies. After the band's formation in April 1966, a series of disruptions, including infighting and the pressure of working in the music industry, resulted in constant changes in the group's lineup and ultimately culminated in the group's disbanding after roughly 25 months. Buffalo Springfield released three albums but left many demo recordings, studio outtakes and live recordings, as well as a reputation for excellent personnel and high band dysfunction.[1] Despite the band's short tenure and limited output it was one of the most influential bands of the 1960s, with several solo careers, subsequent bands, and Rock and Roll Hall of Fame recognition for Buffalo Springfield, Crosby, Stills and Nash, and Neil Young separately. CSN, CSN&Y, Poco, Loggins and Messina, and Neil Young with Crazy Horse were immediate successors. In October 2010, Furay, Stills, and Young took the stage for the first time in 40 years as Buffalo Springfield at the Bridge School Benefits, as the final act of a show including Eddie Vedder, Billy Idol, Elvis Costello and Emmylou Harris, Kris Kristopherson, and Modest Mouse. Furay, when asked by Rolling Stone if a tour would follow, said he'd see how it felt after a couple of weeks. A planned tour was announced in June 2011. I will be at that concert when they come to Toronto :)
Bald Eagle!!
Made by Spiro Anassis
Must see in: The Bald Eagle is a large bird, with a body length of 70–102 centimeters (28–40 in), a wingspan of up to 2.44 m (96 in), and a mass of 2.5–7 kilograms (5.5–15 lb); females are about 25 percent larger than males.The adult Bald Eagle has a brown body with a white head and tail, bright yellow irises, and golden taloned feet and hooked beak; juveniles are completely brown except for the yellow feet. Males and females are identical in plumage coloration. Its diet consists mainly of fish, but it is an opportunistic feeder. It hunts fish by swooping down and snatching the fish out of the water with its talons. It is sexually mature at four years or five years of age. In the wild, Bald Eagles can live up to thirty years, and often survive longer in captivity. The Bald Eagle builds the largest nest of any North American bird, up to 4 meters (13 ft) deep, 2.5 meters (8.2 ft) wide, and one metric ton (1.1 tons) in weight. The species was on the brink of extirpation in the continental United States (while flourishing in much of Alaska and Canada) late in the 20th century, but now has a stable population and has been officially removed from the U.S. federal government's list of endangered species. The Bald Eagle was officially reclassified from Endangered to Threatened on July 12, 1995 by the United States Fish and Wildlife Service. On July 6, 1999,
Puslinch Lake HDR fall2010 C
Made by KPEP
I went out to my little spot this past weekend with my good friend, and president of our photo club, Karen, and we spent some time shooting in the blue hour and through the sunrise. Then, went back into the woods and took some shots back in the bush... where she taught me a new photography method of creating abstract in camera To view karens photos please see her photos here... These three photos were all processed the same way... (my favorite being this photo) multiple exposures edited in Lightroom 3. 5 exposures ran through Photomatix PRO to create a relistic HDR image HDR image was run through Topaz DeNoise then Topaz Detail. Image was saved and further processing done in the RAW editor to adjust final colors. Then I took the proper exposed image and run it through heavy Topax Detail editing. This image was overlayed on the HDR image and the history brush was used to eliminate the overlayed image everywhere but on the trees and reflections and foreground rocks under the water. Final step was to focus on the fog and beef it up using a photoshop technique you can find online by googling the technique. Any image I post is for sale. I can be contacted through flickr or through my website, www.kpepphotography.com
Elder Tree Spirit
Made by Gregory Pleau
Ok, this is kinda one of those look at my light type shots, but I am having fun. The tree is located near a geocache, and when one of our vehicles got stuck in the snow, a few of us had time to kill while the others were off purchasing a tow strap. This tree was backlit by a factory in the distance, so I opened up the camera on a bulb exposure, and gelled the flash so it would match the incadescent lighting in the area. During the exposure I wandered around the tree and popped the flash a few times, particularly when I was behind it. SB-800 on full power, 14mm zoom. D200, 18 mm, ISO 100, 30 seconds f/7.1, cropped to square Update - August 2009. I drove by here the other day. The tree is gone now. #162 on Explore
Let it bee!
Made by Edith Hoffman
Took this picture also near Toronto! Went there with Priscilla and her husband George! Had a wonderful time staying with them, thanks again my friends for your hospitality!!! Think I am over the jetlag, since I slept longer today, hopefully it will stay like this. In 1 month time we will know, where we will be going after Edmonton, but will still be here until January or February. Time really flies and we are nearly 1 year here. I wish you all a sunny weekend and great week ahead! Take care my friends and visitors. Thank you all for the comments, awards, invitations and friendship!!! Love you all..... Regards, Edith :-) View in large size:
Northern Saw-whet Owl
Made by OlaNowak
View On Black Hutton was transferred to Mountsberg from Erie Wildlife Rescue Centre in Windsor, Ontario. She had been hit by a car in March 2008 and has permanent damage and loss of sight in her right eye. She was affectionally named in tribute to Mr. Gary Hutton, a former director with Conservation Halton, who played a major role in the establishment of birds of prey programs at Mountsberg. Northern Saw-whet Owl (Aegolius acadicus) Captive bird from The Mountsberg Raptor Centre Campbellville, Ontario
Penned
Made by ICT_photo
This photo has bugged me for almost a year. It was taken through a ridiculously thick fog almost directly into the rising sun..... and, I like it, but I didn't LOVE it. Yes, I admit..... I occasionally am a bit of a perfectionist when it comes to my shots that I post here, and I always felt that as much as I loved this scene it was missing something (although I couldn't put my finger on what that was). Since I haven't had anything new for a while I decided to give this one more go with boosting the contrast and darkening the darks and I have to admit, I really like the result.
Hutton
Made by OlaNowak
Hutton was transferred to Mountsberg from Erie Wildlife Rescue Centre in Windsor, Ontario. She had been hit by a car in March 2008 and has permanent damage and loss of sight in her right eye. She was affectionally named in tribute to Mr. Gary Hutton, a former director with Conservation Halton, who played a major role in the establishment of birds of prey programs at Mountsberg. Northern Saw-whet Owl (Aegolius acadicus) Captive bird from The Mountsberg Raptor Centre Campbellville, Ontario Explore #145
The name of the ghost is 'Jimmy'.
Made by cool-baby
143 Norfolk St,Guelph,Canada. Now an office,formerly a private residence and nursing home. From 'Mysteries of Ontario,by John Colombo: The current occupant acknowledges the presence of Jimmy a nursing home resident for 14 years,who so loved the building that he vowed he'd never leave.Occupants say they hear the sound of footsteps upstairs and the bathroom door slamming shut.They also see a man of medium height with a bald head who reads a book in the sun room. Taken in feb 2006 during a blizzard.
No April Fool - Guelph Coverd April 1 2007
Made by funrevival2
For those of you in Guelph... remember that foggy night April 1? Unfortunately, work slowed me down so I missed some great shots that were available earlier in the evening. At least I was able to get a few keepers. This is the Guelph Covered Bridge just off of Gordon along the walking trail. (id2849) NOTE: If you are in or near Guelph, why not look into our new Guelph Photo Club - our first meeting is on Saturday, May 12th. Hope to see you there
The Interrogation
Made by ARebbs
This was part of our 6 hour shoot yesterday in axelrod basement (that place is endless for shots it seems). I was mostly working with Dave on his but stumbled upon this room and had to take advantage (took about 30mins so my shots were quick :p). Lighting provided by a single 500W $8 light above and unscrewed all the other bulbs in the room. This was fun to shoot, I'm really happy with the result. Explorer April 2nd #78
Karma
Made by Jeff Power
Explored Highest position: 206 on Friday, September 26, 2008 Do you belive in Karma? Are you ready for it? Through the law of karma, the effects of all deeds actively create past, present, and future experiences, thus making one responsible for one's own life, and the pain and joy it brings to him/her and others. Instant Karma - John lennon
The Meat Market
Made by ICT_photo
View On Black.... it looks crappy against this white background ...... isn't this where all the chicks should be hanging out?? I don't know what the hell I did when processing this.... but I kind of like it (then I upload it to Flickr and i hate the processing.... weird)
little miss shy.
Made by sami k (the k stands for potassium!)
it sometimes surprises people to know how terribly, desperately shy i am. sure, i can give lectures and order coffee and introduce myself to people, and talk on the phone with library patrons and all that, but sometimes i just get utterly terrified. (incidentally, little miss shy has obviously also always been my favourite of roger hargreaves' books.)
Made by *Cake
Found some more interesting photos from yesterday's trip, but I have no time to process anything at the moment, midterm and assignment due tomorrow so I'm going back to the cramming session. Have a great week guys :) I'll be back viewing your photostreams tomorrow or so, hopefully. Explored! Highest position: 277 on Monday, November 17, 2008
Lit from within
Made by thomevered
View On Black 1mile2 is a program that was developed by Visiting Arts London UK and adapted by Musagetes for Guelph. Visit www.square-mile.net to see other iterations of this initiative in cities around the world.
bench
Made by sami k (the k stands for potassium!)
this bench was in a park, just sitting there. guess you can't really expect it to do anything but sit, given that it's an inanimate object and all. definitely was not moving at all, that bench. way to plant, bench. i just sit a lot, myself. next week i'll up and fly across the ocean. i'm scared as bloody fuck. this is mental.
Barn Owl.
Made by gardinergirl
Meet one of the resident barn owls at the Mountsberg Raptor Centre. Most of the birds that live there can't be re-released into the wild due to past injuries. Click the link to learn more about the centre and to see the different birds they house.
Arboretum Boardwalk
Made by thomevered
View On Black After viewing Denium's video and photo's earlier today (Guelph Photography Club), I really wanted to find out more about this location, and where it was located. Thanks Donna for the directions :-)
Wishing you all a bee-autiful Thursday!
Made by Edith Hoffman
This bee capture was taken near Toronto! Just wanted to post something different and bring in some more color. I wish you all a great week and take care my friends and visitors. Thank you all for the comments, awards, invitations and friendship!!! Love you all..... Regards, Edith :-) View in large size:
