Vintage Paw
dead stare and computer glare
Not taken much throughout September - hoping to be back in full flow during October (despite my huge uni workload).
ivy likes to climb
ivy likes to climb
October Photo Thread
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Vintage Paw
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and another couple ...
reflected self with washing lines
my two selves
reflected self with washing lines
my two selves
Oi you, get your priorities right! You haven't even voted in the September photo competiton yet, and already are starting posting October pictures. Take it easy you are wishing your life away. I don't recognise a new month until at least the first week is over.
Vintage Paw
dead stare and computer glare
lol - easy tiger 
I'll go and do my duty
I'll go and do my duty
skyscraper101
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weepiper said:
What was the band, out of interest like?
Louloubelle
Well-Known Member
I LOVE this one
skyscraper101
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Nice 
Vintage Paw
dead stare and computer glare
Thanks
the predictability of a toy camera death
ginger monkey dreams
the predictability of a toy camera death
ginger monkey dreams
Louloubelle
Well-Known Member
Oohh
I love the one with the cats, it's so intimate , beautiful light, shade, texture and composition
I love the one with the cats, it's so intimate , beautiful light, shade, texture and composition
Vintage Paw
dead stare and computer glare
A lucky accident - a vague amount of half-thought went into where his three images would be in the frame, the rest was serendipitous - just how I like it
Bernie Gunther
Fundamentalist Druid
Feline intruder crisis
Intruder Alert.
Don't worry babe, I'll protect you.
The moment of crisis.
Intruder Alert.
Don't worry babe, I'll protect you.
The moment of crisis.
Vintage Paw
dead stare and computer glare
I love those - number 2 especially - the way s/he has that little paw draped over the other
Bernie Gunther
Fundamentalist Druid
The big fat stripy one is the boy, the (smarter) black and white one is the girl.
e19896 said:
Who is the hippy around here? I have given you help before now, but if you are going post pictures of kittens you are on your own. Kittens bah!
Vintage Paw
dead stare and computer glare
I'm a hippy.
Well, I wish I was, but I can't pull off the clothes
Well, I wish I was, but I can't pull off the clothes
Hocus Eye. said:
well a true anarchist is down with other anarchists - that is kittens and cats, and he was awesome full of love n rebellion, we communicated as only true anarchists can and ther're hippys. well my broken ribs are killing, over 14 hours in and out of a and e and i do wish i took me camera.. even the smoke aint easing this fucking pain.. instead of hugging trees i need people to hug me, feeling well sorry for myself all will be back to norm now the pain killers and coffee is kicking in..
neonwilderness
What would Badgers do?
and if we're doing cat shots, here's a couple I took last month that I've only just got around to uploading:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/craigallan/1479168272/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/craigallan/1478367081/
Sheffield protest against repression in Burma
Images from Sheffield Burma protest.. I was in coversation with the people in the photo makeing them laugh etc it worked looking at these images here are the REST
and some words from http://www.indymedia.org.uk/
The military in Burma (Myanmar) has been unleashing its troops on unarmed demonstrators in a bid to stamp out mounting protests against the junta’s stifling rule, and price rises that have made life for broad layers of working people unbearable. The country's military junta continues to escalate its attacks against the area's ethnic minorities. The All Burma Monks Alliance, supported by the National League for Democracy and the Burmese people in general, have vowed to continue protests.
There are ongoing daily protests outside the Burmese and Chinese embassies in London, where 200 or so protesters rallied on September 27th. Meanwhile a Total petrol station, the largest supporter of the Burmese military regime, was blockaded in Bradford for over an hour. Students there also mandated their Students Union to investigate alternative suppliers after learning the union has an account with Total. The oil company's HQ has also been targeted with a die-in on October 2nd and another Total petrol station, this time in Oxford, was targeted on Saturday.
There have also been calls to petition the UK government to boycott the Chinese Olympics due to China's support of the military regime in Burma, a call to wear red shirts in solidarity.
On September 30th, an emergency national demonstration took place with around a thousand people gathering in Trafalgar Square before marching down Whitehall and on to the Buddhist pagoda in Battersea Park. In Sheffield the Karen community protested on Monday 1st October.
Ongoing protests in solidarity are expected to continue, both in the UK and around the world. Burma's generals appeared to have cut public internet access today to prevent more videos, photographs and information about their violent crackdown getting out.
While the repression of protests in Burma are condemned by the UK government, a protest against the Iraq war that has killed 1.2 million called for the 8th October is banned.
more of my images indymedia
Images from Sheffield Burma protest.. I was in coversation with the people in the photo makeing them laugh etc it worked looking at these images here are the REST
and some words from http://www.indymedia.org.uk/
The military in Burma (Myanmar) has been unleashing its troops on unarmed demonstrators in a bid to stamp out mounting protests against the junta’s stifling rule, and price rises that have made life for broad layers of working people unbearable. The country's military junta continues to escalate its attacks against the area's ethnic minorities. The All Burma Monks Alliance, supported by the National League for Democracy and the Burmese people in general, have vowed to continue protests.
There are ongoing daily protests outside the Burmese and Chinese embassies in London, where 200 or so protesters rallied on September 27th. Meanwhile a Total petrol station, the largest supporter of the Burmese military regime, was blockaded in Bradford for over an hour. Students there also mandated their Students Union to investigate alternative suppliers after learning the union has an account with Total. The oil company's HQ has also been targeted with a die-in on October 2nd and another Total petrol station, this time in Oxford, was targeted on Saturday.
There have also been calls to petition the UK government to boycott the Chinese Olympics due to China's support of the military regime in Burma, a call to wear red shirts in solidarity.
On September 30th, an emergency national demonstration took place with around a thousand people gathering in Trafalgar Square before marching down Whitehall and on to the Buddhist pagoda in Battersea Park. In Sheffield the Karen community protested on Monday 1st October.
Ongoing protests in solidarity are expected to continue, both in the UK and around the world. Burma's generals appeared to have cut public internet access today to prevent more videos, photographs and information about their violent crackdown getting out.
While the repression of protests in Burma are condemned by the UK government, a protest against the Iraq war that has killed 1.2 million called for the 8th October is banned.
more of my images indymedia
Paul Russell
Psychogeographer
Paul Russell said:
Tell us why YOU like it for a change
You're forever posting nice shots with no explanation. What is it that works for you here?
Skim said:
Cheeky.
Paul Russell
Psychogeographer
Stanley Edwards said:Tell us why YOU like it for a change
I like the fact that the skipper left the wheel to take the fares for the journey.
And we didn't die.
You don't get that on a bus.
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