Okay, I finally got my hands on a copy of Consider Phlebas by Iain M. Banks and enjoyed it immensely. The story is great, lots of really cool bits and despite the large size of the volume, it's all very fast paced. I love the ambiguity of it all. My one gripe: Most of the characters are total assholes. I found the snippy little robot to be the most likable character.
Showing posts with label banks. Show all posts
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Wednesday, December 15, 2010
Saturday, October 3, 2009
Amature Photography
The nature photography started out as a way for me to practice taking pictures with the new camera, but it's become a hobby of sorts. The great thing is that Broward County has all these awesome wetland mitigation and conservation banks all over the place with boardwalks where visitors can see all sorts of native birds and wildlife. I find myself going out trying to capture more and more images of plants and animals. It's almost like hunting!
Right now my goal is to get a picture of a gray fox and a woodpecker. Wish me luck.
Labels:
banks,
broward,
canon,
conservation,
Florida,
mitigation,
photography,
powershot,
wetlands,
wildlife
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