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Im August 2004 war 99 582 von der Museumsbahn Schönheide zu Gast beim Interessenverband der Zittauer Schmalspurbahnen und zog dort viele Sonderzüge.
Bei diesem Foto ist mir etwas passiert was wohl jeder von uns kennt - man hat das perfekte Motiv mit dem perfekten Licht und dann kommt im allerletzten Augenblick ein ... und stellt sene Protzlaube mitten ins Motiv! Mann war ich sauer!
Das Bild entstand am späten Nachmittag des 22.08.2004 in Olbersdorf-
☪ Kaithleen's Store ✈ Noir Temptation Catsuit ☪ Cakeday Event ✈
*Minois* MarketPlace La Ruelle
Backdrop, Background studio textures
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Im August 2004 war 99 582 von der Museumsbahn Schönheide zu Gast beim Interessenverband der Zittauer Schmalspurbahnen und zog dort viele Sonderzüge.
Das Foto zeigt 99 582 beim Umsetzen in Jonsdorf - 21.08.2004.
Im August 2004 war 99 582 von der Museumsbahn Schönheide zu Gast beim Interessenverband der Zittauer Schmalspurbahnen und zog dort viele Sonderzüge.
99 582 vor einem Sonderzug des Interessenverbandes der Zittauer Schmalspurbahnen am Haltepunkt Oybin-Niederdorf. - 22.08.2004
Im August 2004 war 99 582 von der Museumsbahn Schönheide zu Gast beim Interessenverband der Zittauer Schmalspurbahnen und zog dort viele Sonderzüge.
Am 21.08.2004 wartet 99 582 mit einem Sonderzug des Interessenverbandes der Zittauer Schmalspurbahnen auf die Abfahrt nach Jonsdorf.
CHEZ MOI Barcelo Hammoc @ACCESS
dust bunny . driftwood dining . woven lights . light
dust bunny sunday buffet . seat cushions
Apple Fall Lemon Soiree - Lemon Sorbet Board
Apple Fall Lemon Soiree - Lemon & Olives Bowl
Apple Fall Lemon Soiree - Canvas Tote w/ Lemons
Fancy Fall Fancy Champs Mimosa Board
8f8 - Driftwood III - Frutti di Mare
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99 542 mit einem Zug der Preßnitztalbahn an der Stützmauer zwischen Schmalzgrube und Loreleifelsen. - 04.09.2004
RITORNO DALL'EVEREST - Questa stradina perfettamente segnata, sembrava portare proprio al confine col cielo..
Freestyle in 2004. Painted at Intermedia Arts in Minneapolis, Mn. Painted with Viper and Chen. This is actually a shot of my finished piece with an unfinished background. Later Viper had filled in the background to to make our pieces a little more congruent and the production a little more together with black. I finished it off with some hit ups and some extra background forcefield stuff but never really got a good photo of it. This piece was painted with all American paint. I hadn't really painted very much in years and this was one of the few if not the only piece I had painted that year. I think I might have done a Hip Hop event or something that year too and some legal murals for cash. Other then that, I don't remember too much about this piece. I remember cracking some brews with the boys while painting and even remember having some asshole lawyer from IA give me a hard time because I painted this while standing on the top of a ten foot aluminum ladder. He would come out and just act all disgusted towards me. Finally one time, he said some shit while leaving the building like, "Don't Fall....". So I had to get all Boys in the Hood on his ass and approached him like, "What'd you say, We got a problem here?". He just looked at me all shook and was like, "I said, don't fall." I was like, "Why? You think I'm trying to fall or something? Why would I do that?" He replied, "It's just a real big liability to have you standing on an unsecured ladder on the property." I had to remind him that I wasn't trying to take advantage of IA and really appreciated the fact that they would allow us to paint here and that falling and getting hurt is the last thing on my mind. He then sped off in his BMW. That conversation really left a bad taste in my mouth. I had painted that building for years and the thought of trying to sue them for some liability bullshit, if I had gotten hurt had never even crossed my mind. Fuckin' asshole! They just don't know about us writers. Funny thing is, now I run those walls......... Sucker!
Assassins Killin' in Babylon!
I decided to look at some photos taken with my first DSLR, a Canon 300D 6.1MP with 18-55 kit lens. Taken at f4 for the light I'd do it differently now, and it certainl;y doesn't stand up to enlargement, but all things considered I don't think this came out too bad,
Gr der Mansfelder Bergwerksbahn als Gastlok beim Pollo. Die Lok war hier mit der Nummer 99 1401 unterwegs. Diese Nummer trug ursprünglich die in der Prignitz zu Reichsbahnzeiten eingesetzte Baumusterlokomotive dieses Loktyps.
Das Foto zeigt die Lok vor einem Museumszug zwischen Brünkendorf und Vettin. - 20.05.2004