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boston, 1971
exit sign
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A trip to LA is not complete without a trip to Hollywood! It was really cheesy and goofy but I had a lot of fun. (Until the car died, but that's another story entirely)
As you all know I love architecture shots and there sure were plenty of neat ones to pick from here. Come back to this image later - I'm sure you'll be able to trace my steps because I took photos of many of these buildings from a more isolated viewpoint.
Interstate 80 East, Union County, within Bald Eagle State Forest.
Exit 199 (Mile Run) provides easy, convenient access to the northern edge of the state forest via a gravel-surfaced woods road. Travelers seeking services need to drive 13 more miles to the next exit.
This is Catch Photo #18, a new game of Photo Catch I'm playing with my Partner Darek (aka blankspace321) . We each take turns adding something to the photo. We limit ourselves to 20 additions each. This is the 19th of my 20.
To see the original photo: CLICK HERE!
Netherlands, Rotterdam. Train at Blaak railway station designed by architect Harry Reijnders
© Jurjen Drenth / Dutch Image
boston, massachusetts
1972
michio kushi
macrobiotics lecture
(en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michio_Kushi)
part of an archival project, featuring the photographs of nick dewolf
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Some of the weirdest landscape I've ever seen only a few hours from Los Angeles California on the 10
An eastbound Piccadilly Line train arrives at Hammersmith Underground Station, Platform 3, on a February morning in 1984. Not much more to say about this shot, except to deplore euronomad's focusing technique. The confectionery vending machine at right is offering Cadbury's Dairy Milk and Whole Nut Chocolate, and twin packs of Wrigley's Spearmint Gum.
A corridor in the law firm I worked for in International Place in Boston's Financial District.
Taken in 2006.
Inside the Zeise Kinos, about the only cinema around here that has good movies and popcorn - most repertory cinemas here are too small to have a popcorn machine (or whatever reason they have not to sell popcorn).
We went to see "The Intouchables", by the way - go, too, if you haven't!
This is the cleaned up, non-blue line version from earlier. I liked the shadow on the wall and the odd colors (which isn't nearly this salmon color in real life).
52 Weeks - Week 17 (Best Viewed On Black)
Strobist Misinformation: Speedlite 430EX II through shoot-through umbrella at camera left at 1/8 +0.7 power, 5-in-1 reflector at camera right and slightly below subject
Exposure: 1/125 sec
Aperture: f/4.5
Focal Length: 28mm (Canon EF 28-135mm 3.5-5.6 IS)
ISO Speed: 100
Exposure Bias: 0 EV
Post-Processing Notes: This is a composite of two photos. The Exit sign background was taken at work last night, using my wee PowerShot A590. The image of me was taken here at home, using my EOS 50D. Much thanks to Poe Tatum for her kick-ass tutorial on creating a mask using the pen tool (this thing is going to save me hours upon hours upon hours of labour in the future). I've had this image in my head for several weeks now, just waiting for the day that I could finally put it together and upload it. Considering that this is the first time I've used this method for masking, I'm quite pleased with it, although I'm sure it could be better.
THE DEADBEAT CLUB, by The B52s (video at www.singingfool.com)
Huh? Get a job?
What for?
I'm tryin' ta think.
I was good, I could talk
A mile a minute
On this caffeine buzz I was on
We were really hummin'
We would talk every day for hours
We belong to the deadbeat club
Anyway we can
We're gonna find something
We'll dance in the garden
In torn sheets in the rain
We'll dance in the garden
In torn sheets in the rain
In the rain
We're the deadbeat club
We're the deadbeat club
We're the deadbeat club
We're the deadbeat club
Going down to Allen's for
A twenty-five cent beer
And the jukebox playing real loud
"Ninety-six tears"
We're wild girls walkin' down the street
Wild girls and boys going out for a big time
We're the deadbeat club
We're the deadbeat club
We're the deadbeat club
We're the deadbeat club
Let's go crash that party down
In Normaltown tonight
Then we'll go skinny-dippin'
In the moonlight
We're wild girls walkin' down the street
Wild girls and boys going out for a big time
Anyway we can
We're gonna find something
We'll dance in the garden
In torn sheets in the rain
We'll dance in the garden
In torn sheets in the rain
In the rain
We're the deadbeat club
We're the deadbeat club
We're the deadbeat club
We're the deadbeat club
Oh no! Here they come
The members of the deadbeat club
Deadbeat club
Oh no! Here they come
The members of the deadbeat club
Deadbeat club
Oh no! Here they come
The members of the deadbeat club
Deadbeat club
Oh no! Here they come
The members of the deadbeat club
I don't think I've ever been so happy to be laid off! Yesterday evening was my last day of work, and I'm now a happy and proud member of the Deadbeat Club. Huh? Get a job? What for? I don't want a job. I want to do what I enjoy, what makes me happy. The advice to "get a job" has to be some of the worst advice I've ever heard. :P
Signed,
Gary (Newly Inducted Member of The Deadbeat Club)
P.S. Technically, this Friday is my last day of work, but yesterday evening was the last day of actual work. Well, the last day of going in to do nothing and get paid for it. From now until Friday, I won't be going in at all, until 10a on Friday morning, but I'll still be paid for it. Make sense? I didn't think so. :P
Apparently, I missed my exit to Disneyland. This wouldn't have been so bad if I hadn't driven this route three or four times a week. To make matters worse, once I did exit at the next off ramp, I got lost. This wouldn't have been so bad if I wasn't lost in the city I grew up in. To make matters worse, as I originally passed the correct off ramp, I may of said 'don't worry, I grew up here and know this city like the back of my hand'. In my defense, the back of my hand DOES have more wrinkles now than it used to.
View on black or the next time you use that fancy navigator of yours, the voice will be mine.
HFF
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This is Catch Photo #18 of a new game of Photo Catch I'm playing with my Partner Darek (aka blankspace321) . We each take turns adding something to the photo. We limit ourselves to 20 additions each. This is the last one of my 20. Now it's Darek's turn to add one more item and then start Catch Photo #19.
To see the original photo: CLICK HERE!
This is Catch Photo #18, a new game of Photo Catch I'm playing with my Partner Darek (aka blankspace321) . We each take turns adding something to the photo. We limit ourselves to 20 additions each. This is the 18th of my 20.
To see the original photo: CLICK HERE!
Taken at the abandoned Apollo Mall in Monticello, NY with a Canon 55-250mm IS lens. My first attempt at using selective color. Type L for a better view.
Our Daily Topic - Upside Down - 7/29/12
I've passed this nest on my way home from Blackwater numerous times, yesterday I decided to stop and take some photos. I've seen nests in some strange places (channel markers, power line poles, stadium lighting, etc) but this is my favorite one.
Photo of the day February 18, 2021 - Spent some time at Wilcox Auto on this rainy Thursday. Decided to take a picture of the door, as seen from my seat in the waiting room. Brought my car in today for a tire issue, had my wife's car here yesterday for an oil change.