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This was taken as a backup option in case my second batch of truffles didn't turn out :) They did so this wasn't used for the second bootcamp.
Strobist: Taken in a light tent with an sb600 outside shooting through the diffusion wall (camera left) and an SB26 doing the same on the right.
The background is a spotty tea-towel which I thought would work well for the colours :)
I left Mary in Adelaide and returned in CLM174, the Beetle to Sydney where I said bye to friends and family.
I visited my paternal Grandmother, Florence in her unit way above the streets of the Cross near the El Alemain Fountain in Macleay Street... I popped up on the roof for this shot with the Pentax, better than my first photo with my Box Brownie.
Found on the LEXAR thumb drive 21-08-24
hard drive crashed on my laptop 2 weeks ago, I was able to recover all data including photos :o), but it was pretty stressful. could you please share how do you backup your photos?
Josh loves to play catch but he often misses. Sometimes it's the fault of the thrower (me). Sometimes he just isn't very coordinated. What he lacks in skill he more than makes up for with enthusiasm.
He also has his backup.... Ralph.
This build is part of the story "Backup arrives" for Andromeda's GATEs on Eurobricks.
You can read the whole story here: www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=120279
The Gold Corridor was one of over 4000 of my favorite images that I almost lost when my hard drive failed.
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Let's talk about redundant backup of your images and how to avoid my near disaster.
a word of warning. backup your files! i lost the last 5 plus months of my photoblog due to drive failure and my failure to create a backup of the site. Luckily I did not lose any of the images. HOWEVER, any drive can go at any time so heed my warning all you digital shooters.
DC, Washington DC, 9:30 Club.
One of the backup singers at an Erasure concert at the 9:30 Club in DC - not sure if this is Val or Emma.
Yesterday Mr Fox talked about backing up data… since Mr Fox always knows what he’s talking about, I thought I better back up my pictures.
I’m just not quite sure I’m using the right storage material… this takes hours!
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(note: This image is not 100% digital free. The collage was made in Quark, then rasterized into a jpg. I prefer to work this way, finding it easier to zip things around on one page as opposed to clicking on multiple layers in Photoshop. But that's just me, I'm a print layout person.)
The queue of last-generation hard drives waiting to be backed up. I should be able to fit them on to 2x 750GB drives.
A short break from Portugal photos...
Today my hard drive with the whole collection of photos suddenly died. Most of the file looks like on the picture above. Photos contain black cut-outs, there are also bad coloured stripes.
CrystalDiskInfo application says, that there are some reallocated (bad) sectors. Status of this hdd is "failed". Well, that happens sometimes...
PHEW! Luckily I have a backup of all my photos on another drive. I lost only a few unnecessary raw files.
Dear Flickr users, always remember to make a copy of your important documents. Have a nice weekend :-).