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missING is a matchbox with 20 iny photos taken by me.
To know more about the box and/or order: tinyurl.com/mhrxpz9
Well this certainly seems like the past... And well for me it don't really is because I did shoot analog 35mm film but I never developed it my self.
For this theme I managed to buy a film roll anno 2013 which I could abuse for this photo.
So what is missing in this picture ;)
Strobist info:
SB800 covered with thick red paper pointed into a white reflective umbrella @50mm 1/8
SB900 covered with thin red paper targeted from the left @120mm 1/80
"MISSING: Demand the release of artist Ai Weiwei" at the Grand Army Plaza where Ai Weiwei's Circle of Animals/Zodiac Heads are on exhibit (background, right).
MISSING!!!
This is Alex. He attends Kingscliff High School. Alex has been missing since early Saturday morning. He is 6'2" tall, weighs 58 kgs and is very slim build. He has sandy/light brown hair and may be riding a white and purple bmx bike. Alex has an intellectual disability. Last seen in Pottsville on the northern NSW coast. Could be around the Gold Coast or Tweed Coast. He is a close family friend to me and my family. Anyone the lives around the Tweed Coast and Gold Coast please keep a eye out. If anyone has info please call QLD or NSW police depending on what state you see him in. If you already know something call police right now.
Body: Nikon D90
Lens: Nikon AF Nikkor 50mm f/1.4D
Aperture: f/2.0
Focal Length: 50 mm
ISO: 100
Exposure: 1/2000 sec.
This fine view of meldehunde and their handler is missing in action. It is never going to be found. The German dealer sent it registered mail so it is not a problem with the dealer. The tracking trail ends in New York which is where the problem begins. The registered mail that does not arrive always seems to disappear in New York.
My new RZ67 kit, which is missing a rather crucial component.
I have chosen an RB67 lens for the normal FOV as I wanted one purely mechanical lens. I intend to get a 50 ULD or 65 ML/A and the 210mm APO to go alongside the 127. Everything else will be handled by 645 or 35mm as 6x7 kit is too big and heavy to carry lots of FL's.
News magazine - cover missing. Walter Lippmann discusses how to govern the world postwar. If only he knew how it turned out!
See other WW I - related documents at flic.kr/s/aHskh3niWh.
Photo credit Bob Gundersen -(www.flickr.com/photos/bobphoto51/albums)
i left the poor sign alone in the woods.. hope someone finds it (:
Because I'm missing, can you find me?
I can't afford a big reward, but I'm reliable
I'll never go
If you find me, find me, find me, find me
I found this Poseidon's Heart in Komodo National Park Indonesia. Well, it's actually a tunicate (I think). Somebody once told me that in some aspect of their growth, they posses backbones (vertebrate) just like human. Is this true? Or that someone just pulled my legs about this?
Taken by my son, Andy.
A guitar whose neck is a woman's leg but whose big toe is missing. A (painted) hand paints a portrait on the soundboard. At the University of Kansas at Lawrence.
Everything i make , every move i take , every single day , every time i pray i`ll be missing you
Location : Alexandria / Almuntazah
Camera : Nikon D60
Software : Photoshop CS4
This evening we took my husband to Manchester Airport. He has a new job in Abu Dhabi. We won't be seeing him till October. Yotsuba wasn't the only one who cried. :(
M for Toy Tuesday and Thurday 2010
The One Object 365 days Project 365/73
The 365 Toy Project 121/365
Jimmy Dean really is missing Aaron, he keeps looking around for him and sniffing places where Aaron sat or slept. He will be okay by tomorrow - his heartbreaks heal fast.
The U.S. Marshals in conjunction with the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, and state and local partner agencies in 16 geographical locations across the U.S., recovered or located 225 critically-missing youth during Operation We Will Find You, a 10-week national operation which concluded 15 May, 2023. We Will Find You is the first national missing child operation and was focused on geographical areas with high clusters of critically-missing children which included: Massachusetts; the National Capital Region (eastern Virginia, Washington D.C. and Maryland); New Orleans, Louisiana; San Antonio, Texas; Orlando, Florida; Puerto Rico; the U.S. Virgin Islands; Los Angeles, California; Guam; northern Ohio; Detriot, Michigan; South Carolina; Yakima, Washington. Operation We Will Find You presented the USMS with an opportunity to expand and highlight partnerships among law enforcement agencies and NCMEC that resulted in not only finding critically missing children, but also bringing more attention to the epidemic of missing children in America.
(U.S. Marshals Service photo by Bennie J. Davis III)
HERE IS Steve Fossett when he was getting ready to pilot the replica Vickers Vimy WW I Bomber from Bombardier Aerospace in Toronto, on June 1, 2005.
Steve, the millionaire American adventurer, two months later successfully repeated the historic transatlantic crossing in this replica Vimy. The trip took 18 hours and 15 minutes, and followed the same route which was first completed by Alcock and Brown in 1919.
Steve, the holder of over 100 land and air world records…including the first solo round-the-world non-stop balloon flight, which he followed up with the first nonstop around-the-world aircraft flight without refueling, flew a balloon at over 200 miles-per-hour, set the world speed record for a Zeppelin, and also set numerous glider (speed and distance) records.
And "just for laughs" he additionally swam the English Channel, ran the Ironman Triathlon, participated in a 1,165 mile dog sled race and climbed most of the tallest mountains in our world.
But on September 3, 2007 Steve went missing after taking off from the private Flying M Ranch airstrip in Nevada…to go out for a recreational flight .
No flightplan was filed by Mr. Fossett, and he hasn’t been heard from since.
The search for Steve continues…
Here's the poster I made for our missing cat. For some reason, I guess it was the irony of the situation, it occurred to me to make it in Comic Life. I hope people take it seriously enough.
She's had diabetes for a couple years, and has been racking up expenses for insulin, blood tests, increased pet-sitting costs, etc. Then we took a different tack, and, with help from my veterinarian cousin, changed her diet to an all meat, no carbs (no dry food) one, she's turned it around. She's down from 13 units of insulin per day to 1. She's again a lean, mean, purring machine. Happy, friendly, and no longer Smelly Cat.
Now, after nursing her back to health, she's become more active and playful, going outside, catching gophers, and now she's gone missing. Stupid cat. We hope she's just on a walkabout.