not entirely accurate, it's actually a couple of degrees hotter than that. but when it comes to the galileo thermometer, we value historical style over technological substance. 
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the story behind the story behind the picture
the full story is contained in the very first post, but essentially this blog is a virtual 'show and tell', a slideshow of my favourite digital photos reflecting my life, travels, experiences, or simply the beauty or interest i see in an everyday object - with some accompanying text to provide some insight, context and background to the picture and my reason for taking it.
you can view these 'slideshow' style from the very beginning by clicking here to take you to the first photo then simply hitting 'newer post' at the end of each one.
you can enlarge any photos and enjoy the detail of its full size by simply clicking on them - however to save your download time and data count, i have kept them small for the blog page itself.
i hope you enjoy, and do feel free to leave your thoughts in comments.
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about me
- jess
- born in hobart, tasmania in 1976. moved to the nation's capital canberra in 2000 after completing my undergrad degree. currently working for the feds, i have studied a little (too much) more, travelled a lot (but never enough) more. all in all life is pretty bloody good i have to say.
2 comments:
This is great! I love glassy shots. I especially like the light showing through the top one.
thanks b-monster. i wish it hadn't been overcast so the light enhanced the colour a bit more. anyway given the april deadline, it's time i started with some people photos isn't it...
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