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im really starting to get it. everything is exactly as it is supposed to be. even the things that need fixing. they are perfect in their imperfection. even the things that hurt, have a purpose. i get it now and its cool. today is Good Friday. and i just realized that this is my 2nd or 3rd rooftop shot on a friday. i go there often. ive always said that the sunset over southwest atlanta is pretty breathtaking if you take a second to look.
Until now I believed today was my 40th SP. But when I started to count I noticed I'm already at 41. So this whole image is a day late. Ah well, still is a nice pic.
LOOk this is a failed self portrait i tried to take for school. Really awkward because these boys were in the sound booth in my schools studio while i was taking it and they were doing stuff but they could still see me, but i took them anyways and im happy, but the photos didnt turn out great. O well it was fun and i tried right! (i also had little time to perfect it it anyways so :P)
this week was full of finishing stuff up for school and this and that! Almost done!
This is the only shot I got of DP10 (W921 JNF) on the 41! Very rare for any bus other than KV51 KZJ to be on it nowdays! This is the 1257 journey from Princesmead ( departed 1254). This bus does have the Ash destination display, but the driver has chosen not to change it!However, by the 1457 journey, it had gone!That journey was KV51 KZJ (DP18), showing the classic yellow blank! .Taken at farnborough on 2/8/12.
Tag 41: Willkommen liebe Sonne !
Heute war ich früh auf. Früh genug, um die Sonne aufgehen zu sehen. Heute wird sicher ein guter Tag !
Day 41: Welcome dear sun !
Today I was early up. Early enough to see the sunrise. Today will surely become a good day !
Taken at the vintage car run held in Millisle, County Down, Northern Ireland on Friday 15th July 2011.
I have tried my best to name the cars, but invariably they won't all be right. Any corrections would be gratefully received.
A friend of mine sent me this photo of a 41" Mule Deer taken in Montana a couple years ago. Awesome buck!
Sum 41, Eastpak Antidote tour, Birmingham o2 Academy, 2/11/2010, Copyright 616 Photography, Alternativevision.co.uk
© This Photo is Copyrighted. Not to be used without my permission.
PLEASE - no awards, iconed group invitations or "seen in" messages
Being converted to student housing for Worcester Polytechnic Institute, Elm Park District, Worcester, MA.
now finding some better choices of "numbers from 1 to 100"
along with the 14 that i have left to find :)
Gunner: OOF! WHO KICKS SOMEONE THERE? I'm going to pass out..
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Yes, that does hurt. :p
These was the last year built when WW II commenced. All the car builders didn't start creating real vehicles again until 1946. (Fifty567Club Annual BBQ)
Monument aux morts de Lamotte Beuvron (41-Loir et Cher) place Leclerc.
Mosaïque réalisée par Pietro Favret, né en 1871 à Sequals dans le Frioul (Italie), et mort en 1936 à Nevers.
Ce monument a été restauré
Zur Verbesserung meiner Kreativität werde ich in diesem Projekt ein Jahr lang jeden Tag ein schwarz/weiß-Foto schießen ... und zwar mit dem iPhone. Die Fotos werden nur direkt auf dem iPhone bearbeitet und direkt vom iPhone zu flickr hochgeladen. Der Schwerpunkt liegt also auf Bildkomposition, Perspektive und Bildausschnitt und nicht auf Nachbearbeitungstechniken.
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To improve my creativity I shoot one black & white photo every day ... with my iPhone. The photos will only be processed directly on the iPhone and will directly be uploaded to flickr from the iPhone. Thus, the main thing is about composition and perspective and not about digital postprocessing.
Tècnica de construcció: planxa /laminadora
Tècnica decorativa: Trepa
Pasta cerà mica:PRAI*E
Temperatura de cocció: 1250ºC
Atmòsfera del forn:Oxidant
Observacions
Last weekend was Thanksgiving and I spent it with my family taking in Rosetown's Harvest Festival events, including the most awesome fireworks I've ever seen.
There's something about fireworks that always takes me back to my childhood. I remember laying on the grass by the water in the summer anxiously waiting for them to start, and then "oooing" and "aaaahing" at them. And even though they only lasted a few short minutes, and it took us longer than that to get out of the crowd, the atmosphere always made it worth it.
I have to commend Rosetown on an amazing fireworks display, and for bringing such wonderful memories back to me.