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...but not because it doesn't look good now, because it does. Annie was supposed to be a redhead from the beginning but, when I tried this wig on him when he had his first faceup (that I accidentally destroyed) this wig looked AWFUL on him! Like, SUPER DUPER AWFUL! I then gave this wig away to my Volks School D boy. But, I decided for curiousity's sake to try this on him now and see what happened. Unfortunately, it looks friggin GREAT! But, I already gave the wig away to another character and I now have a completely different idea for his new wig. So, he will remain a temp blonde while I remain bitter that NOW he looks good in red. LOL! :D
I spotted the vendor from far away, noticed the traditional clothing he was wearing. I walked past the table pretending not to notice him. Then I acted like I have taken interest in the stuff he was selling. Pulled out the camera, wham! he blocked his face. Understanding the gesture, I snapped anyway, hoping he would not kick my butt for it (learned this from Ana Lee Smith).
Foto fail só pra mostrar que a Revy ganhou um novo corpinho de Barbie Teresa. Ela ficou tão alta e magra, tá parecendo uma modelo/jogadora de basquete! xD
This past weekend I attended one of the few Volkswagen shows I truly look forward to going to every year. That show would be SOWO, in Helen GA. The venue could not be in a more perfect location, tucked away in the mountains in a small little German town. This shot was taken just outside of down on the side of the road with one of the many amazing views to be seen from this awesome town.
This car belongs to Kyle aka "Fail" hints the title.
Shot with one Alien Bee b800
Composite of two photos one with Alien Bee camera right behind the car and one camera left directly in front of the car.
I have done this many times and thought I had it down. But as you can see I failed and lost a bit of the corner of the piece. A combination of bad scoring and weak clamping. For this project however, it doesn't matter.
I'd look into the mirror every morning only to find the same guy staring back. Then, it seems suddenly, I find some 50 year old grump is staring back. Who is this guy? The changes happen so slowly with such steady force I failed to see them. I noticed the laugh lines around my eyes are now stubbornly etched into my face even in times of scorn. As I contemplate these changes I think of friends and family and how, in my mind's eye, they are still 21, bolted down in time. Just like me, or so I thought. Now consider that old friend you haven't seen in 10 or 15 years. Think of how you had to do a double take when you met after all those years. The face is familiar but the changes make you not quite sure. You hesitantly state their name with a question, "John?"
For me my home town is curiously like encountering that long lost friend. I have lived here my entire life yet over the last couple years the changes in Detroit have, at times, struck me as startling. For most of my early life, as a schoolboy and a young adult, I spent my time working throughout the city neighborhoods and business districts. During all that time these neighborhoods were in decline, I just never noticed the change. About 10 years ago I took a job that had me traveling a great deal in Canada and since that time my professional life has found me spending most of my time away from home traveling all over the Midwest.
As my body banned me from playing basketball and my lack of patience killed my golf game, photography filled the distraction void. Trading the links for a photo safari on my weekends, I started to wander around my old haunts mostly in search of connections to my memories. I was struck by what I found, or in some instances failed to find- my home town suddenly got old. “Detroit....right?”
wilderness hidden in the suburbia
Altona
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Minolta x-300 / Minolta 35-70mm f/3.5 / Expired Kodak Portra 160NC (2008)
PAKTYA PROVINCE, Afghanistan (Sept. 24, 2010) - A vehicle used in a failed insurgent attack sits on the road outside Forward Operating Base Gardez, Paktya Province, Afghanistan, Sept. 24. Forces engaged the vehicle as it approached the base, killing the driver and destroying the vehicle. Afghan National Security Forces and coalition forces defeated a complex attack, killing at least five insurgents and capturing one. (U.S. Army courtesy photo\released)
So i failed at drawing butterflies..i did it upside down. I probably could have just edited the on, but thats less creative.
So my life is climbing, went on an amazing date with my new boyfriend.
It irks me how people say i move on fast. My ex moved on the same day we broke up. And i was crushed. I was afraid to let him go but little did i know that someone better was there for me. Im so glad i feel butterflies again, considering i never thought i would feel it again, hence my inspiration for this picture.
Poorly Q-Park/Purple Parking Heathrow Scania Fencer F1 shuttle bus YN72ZPR gets a helping hand back to the Pits from J&A Recovery's very smart 2017 Scania 6x2 (+2) NR05WAP, fitted with NRC Quick-Swap breakdown equipment.
Here is the little piece of plastic that is causing all the crashes. This is the spacer on the B axle bolt that secures newer style Megarange derailleurs to the derailleur hanger. The plastic deforms in normal use allowing the derailleur to get into the spokes. I replaced mine with a copper washer. The derailleur would no longer pivot at this point but it still worked. This is criminal incompetence by Shimano engineers and all of these need to be recalled.