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When the sun is shinning but the wind is still blowing and the temperature is not right for a swimsuit an alternative is necessary. Shorts are always an option, jeans never.
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The raft at 7 a.m., sealed up against the cold.
Mad Mariner writer Lenny Rudow spent 24 hours in a liferaft -- and reported the experience live on Twitter (#raft) in a story on Mad Mariner. The photos from the exercise were posted here on Flickr. Follow the story any way you like! Photos by Glen Justice. To see more marine photography, see www.madmariner.com
our heating system was down last night and this morning and i was freeeeezing working on my laptop. i asked gary for some warm winter socks. this is what he gave me. i got a good laugh out of it. i feel like i am stuck in the 80s. and it made me think: what an odd job to design patterns for socks. no?
i found a spot of sunlight on the kitchen floor
what i wanted was an apple, but my feet found this place of warmth
on a cold lanolium floor.
i stood there for a long time
feeling so much through the souls of my feet.
Then my toes grew cold. The sun had moved, as the sun does.
I followed the sun, moving west.
Until the room filled with light.
And my feet grew cold again.
It was Halloween. I got out of the house so I wouldn't have to put up with the dog's barking whenever the doorbell rang. I froze my hands numb, but it was worth it :)
Oh, and the looks you get from old men on weird roller skates while you hold a toy camera are hilarious.
Didn't get too much done over the last few days as I've been working with the degree students on their proposals.
Started putting this trim around the "proscenium arch" of the box and relised that I've gone about it ALL wrong!
This should have been applied before the box was cut. Consquently, the edges are warping with the heat (silver/steel bi-metallic) and making it very difficult to keep true.
Hot pepper ice cream from www.sunniskys.com/ in Angier, NC.
This was the result of a customer challenge to make a hot ice cream. There are at least two hot sauces, habanero, thai and cayenne chilis involved in this. I asked for a pint to go (for the folks at work) but they only pack kiddie size cups for take-away.
Eps10. Realistic vector design. Most of elements are placed in groups to make artwork easy editable. Color transparency used to define color, so it can be changed just in few steps. Enjoy!
Samples of Cold Stone Creamery ice cream samples which were all gone within minutes after taking this shot.
Cold Film Mood ...
Sometimes all you need to do is to wait until you come across something, things just happen and align nicely.
I shot a roll of Ilforn XP2 again, after a long while. I used it on the rather low and dull light, often present, when I was on the trip. I was not alone, so, there are always times you got to wait and usually your not in the mood or at the place you want to be to make photos. But I shot what caught my eye. (And yes, this is a Buddhist Tibetian Monastery).
If you scan XP2 you have the choice: treat it like CN film or b/w? I scanned it like color film and was a bit confused to get a duo-tone color rather than a single tint. It could be a fault of the scanner or my settings, but I found that quite interesting, this is really near to the kind of split toning I look for, often. All there more or less „random“ factors add up to frames, that I tend to like, really.
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Strobist Info: VSD160 with Softbox Camera Left. VSD160 with Shoot-Through Umbrella Camera right. Triggered with Pocket Wizards
-15° C, Germany
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