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I Cried editing this photo. Its something.. very damaging to my self estem , i have scoliosis , at a 49 degree angle , 2 degrees away form having metal polls inserted in my back. Its crooked and twisted and mishappend. and it makes me cry looking at it in the mirror. Im clawing at my back because i feel uncomfortable in my own skin :( the brass knuckles are because i beat myself up about my condition all the time.
so it took alot of courage to put this up.
60028 hauls its heavy load of stone out of Lewisham station and takes a left towards Denmark Hill, Wandsworth Road and heading then north through Kensington Olympia.
Making for a fine sight in the Sun, Colas Rails' 56078 & 56087 sit silently at the back of Eastleigh station. 29/12/2014
Mumbles is a crowded fishing village and this is one of its many back lanes. I got the wall on the right all wrong. The excuse: too much chat in the drawing group.
Promo shot for Daisy's Dead.
Strobist.com: Two Vivitar 285HVs, bare. One up right, one back right. The sun was my second rim light. Triggered by Pocketwizards.
San Diego Photo Forum photo shoot. We had kind of a Mad Max theme for this event.
North Shore Yacht Club
Salton Sea
The Yacht Club is actually no longer abandoned as a $3.5 renovation project is in progress. By the end of 2009, the building will reopen as a community and visitor center.
Local accession number: 13_05_000777
Title: Willard family [back]
Statement of responsibility: Brown & Otto, photographers, 28 Third Street, S. F.
Genre: Photographs; Cartes de visite; Group portraits
Date created: 1870-04-09
Physical description: 1 photograph : print on card mount ; mount 11 x 7 cm (carte de visite format)
General notes: Title from item or from accompanying material.
Date notes: Date from item or from accompanying material.
Collection: Cartes de Visite Collection
Location: Boston Public Library, Print Department
Rights: No known copyright restrictions.
1974 Minolta Hi-Matic FP
38mm Rokkor f2.7 lens
Fully Automatic Exposure
Expired (2005) Fuji NPH 400
Scanned with Epson V600
Edited in Photoshop Elements 9 for Mac
Black and White and Sepia conversion with Silver Efex Pro 2
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Unknown Man possibly Mr SLESSAR.
Photo postcard sent to Annie (Thomas) with the inscription:
Oak Bank
Sept 4th 1910
"Dear Annie, Just a card to wish you many happy returns and may each one be more joyous & prosperous with fond love from us all - Mary G? Slessar
Item in The Argus 18 January 1935 includes a notice under Missing Friends, Messages
"To Walter John SLESSAR, formerly of Oak-bank, Nar-Nar-Goon, in the State of Victoria --take notice that your wife, May McKay Slessar.."
nla.gov.au/nla.news-article11008261
From the Fay Thomas Collection
Moses Thomas was a significant figure in the history of the area now known as the City of Whittlesea, Victoria. Thomas and Ann and their family lived at "Mayfield", Mernda, Victoria.
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Walking in deep snow at Donner Memorial State Park. Brrrr, it's cold out indeed! Wish we brought snow gear lol. This was during me & my cousin's spontaneous snow trip outing here at this park which is located around Truckee, CA. We wanted to see snow & since the recent storms have dumped new snow up in the Sierras, we decided that it was a perfect time to head up to the mountains... (Outing taken place Saturday, January 19, 2019)
*Our outing in summary:
We left San Jose at sunrise. The drive was around 3-4 hours. Once we finally reached our final destination at the Donner Memorial State Park (after stopping to refuel), the weather was not as cold as expected and we didn't have to use chains along the way on I-80. After we got lucky finding a parking spot, we stopped at the visitor center to warm up, use the restroom & buy the $5 parking permit. Then, we hiked around the park (along the creek) in knee-deep snow. It was quite a workout & the high elevation (thin air) was making it quite a challenge. After taking in the snowy scenes, we headed back to the car to eat lunch. After lunch, we decided to head to the lake (Donner Lake). It was quite of a walk/hike thru deep snow but we finally reached the lake shortly before 3 p.m. The lakeside views were just stunning with the wintry scenes all around. It made the long walk worth it, though we had to hike through the deepest snow we encountered just to get to the water's edge. At least, now we know that we will need snowshoes next time lol. Brrrr, it was also getting quite chilly at the time since it was late afternoon. Once we were satisfied with the snowy views, we headed back to the car. Our feet and legs were soaked! We then called it a day and tackled the long road trip back to reality. I wanted to be at least out of the mountains by nightfall. Yup, we had a nice and fun snow trip this day! Safe travels...
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It was kind of a funny morning.
I took this kind of weird decision, that led me to this kind of unusual place, where I found this broken sink. At first, I didn't realised it was a hole - I thought it was kind of a stain - and when I understood, there was this kind of weird feeling that I was at the exact right place, at the exact right time. I was supposed to see this - and it was more of a reflection than the mirror below it.
Interesting bark texture on this Chorisia Speciosa / Floss-Silk Tree / Bombacaceae (Brazil) I saw in the Centennial Park Conservatory and Greenhouse.
After handing back the cigarette to his friend, he went back to posing with his highly inefficient mock weapons.
Anthus hodgsoni. This pippit is an extreme rarity in California possibly the 2nd recorded sighting ever! Originally found by a great birder, Jeff Bray on Saturday Nov 1. www.flickr.com/photos/crispystatic/
Beer: A Genuine Collection of Cans is a photography book from Chronicle Books which beautifully showcases nearly 500 vintage beer cans.
Back cover of: Stuart Cloete: The fiercest heart.
Cardinal edition 1961.
Movie tie-in starring Stuart Whitman, Juliet Prowse, Ken Scott, Raymond Massey and Geraldine Fitzgerald.
“Sometimes you have to look back to see how far we have come” -unknown
Looking back, 2014 was a great year but looking forward to more fun 2015.
I bought a lime colored iMac keyboard off of eBay last week, so whenever I use the iBook I don't have to type carefully to avoid that sensitive part of the computer (as indicated in the notes).
A backlit portrait of Delphine, natural light. Good thing there was some sunshine this day, not seen much of it since 2012..
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