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Posted: 02 Feb 2013

Taken: 01 Feb 2013

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1/100 • f/7.1 • 100.0 mm • ISO 640 •

Canon EOS 5D Mark II

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water •
Janet Brien •
Canon 5D Mark II •
Pacific Northwest •
Oregon •
brake light •
Ford Focus •
365 project •
dedication •
droplet •
red •
Red Stiletto •
water droplet •

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Everything Red Reminds Me of Red Stiletto: Feed the Birds! (from Flickr)

Everything Red Reminds Me of Red Stiletto: Feed the Birds! (from Flickr)
Yesterday I took this picture of water droplets on the brake light of my Ford Focus, and all I could think about was Red Stiletto and her amazing All Red 365! Here's one just for you, baby!!! :D *high five* *feed the birds*

What is "Feed the birds"??? It's a gesture invented by Nathan Fillion of Firefly/Serenity and most recently, Castle. "Feed the birds" is used to show a person that they are clever, cool, or smart by "feeding a compliment" to them by using your fingers to simulate a parent bird feeding its baby with a downward jiggling gesture, while the person being "fed the compliment" simulates the baby with fingers jiggling upwards! Steve and I absolutely LOVE this gesture and use it all the time! We are also HUGE HUGE fans of Nathan Fillion and anything he's ever worked in!) Here's another video where he actually says it!! See 2:24: "Somebody Feed these Birds!"

You can learn more on the Castle Wiki: Feed the Birds

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 Shuttering Yukon
Shuttering Yukon
oh my gosh, red and swirly, marbled and so abstract, this is awesome... and I clicked Red Stiletto's link and went to ugg.. horror... "the other place"

we one did a challenge once that was abstract with red.. it stuck with me and I am still, a year or so later, still looking for it!
You I assume would look for a bug with red!
10 years ago.

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