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Apr 26

#1281. Traffic in my street – part 2

You can read part 1 of this series here 🙂 Several years ago, I came out of the butcher’s to go to my car, and a rather rough looking teenager saw the oval “country” sticker on the back of my car, proudly proclaiming “F” for France,with the colours of the national flag, of course. […]

Apr 12

#1278. Traffic in My Street (part I)

By Pete Guaron | Travel Photography

I don’t know if Pascal is going to publish all of these – it’s a bit off-beat for DS. It’s about vehicles in my street – maybe an extension of the plague of fire trucks I posted here a while back, that I found right outside my front door one night, when the guy over […]

Jan 11

#1163. Expect the Unexpected

By Pete Guaron | Opinion

(That’s Garfield’s motto. It’s OK – we share! And I bet none of you expected this, after the two posts on tree bark that Lad and I just gave you!) I regularly visit a friend of mine in the next street every afternoon. And this particular day was no different. My pup [? – she’s […]

Nov 23

#1153. Bark, as a photographic subject (part 2)

By Pete Guaron | How-To

In part 1, Lad Sessions gave you a very good technical description – he’s researched the subject in depth, and anything I can add is likely to be shallow. So I’ve made this more anecdotal, instead. What do we understand about “bark”? First thing I ever understood was that it “doggish” for “hi there pleased […]