Even though it’s no where near an ocean, Louisville gets shipped some of the freshest seafood from all over the world, which translates to top sushi!
A mom and her two baby hummingbirds in a nest in Loreto Bay. Shot with a Canon EOS 60D DSLR camera and 18-200mm lens.
Tradition says you put your lot number on your Loreto Bay casa yourself. Good karma follows good mortar.
Sure enough, when I brought the 60D back inside, there was a layer of dirt all over the casing, on the lens. A momentary bit of shock ensues, but I always smile to myself because the risk is totally worth it.
‘Nothing like this has ever been done for the Titanic site.’ But what will we learn?
Because I’m on the road and away from the i7/Premiere Pro studio I grudgingly had to use iMovie on my MBP 13 to cut the thing together. This, as many will know, is an exercise in futility. iMovie brings the Mac to its knees.
Indeed, what doesn’t kill you makes you stronger. What emerged, thanks in part to social media, was one of the most well-organized, powerful homeowner organizations in the world.
The scene is something of a mash-up. Part Quentin Tarantino movie (those Sierra de la Giganta mountains hugging the market are an astounding visual), part would-be documentary (so many faces, so many stories), and part… well, farm-to-table movement.
