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My first(failed) attempt at making a R-Type for the challenge over at the Starfighters group. It looks great in real life but since my photography isn't the best so I've edited up the pic to the best of my abilities. :P
Cheers!
- He@dBr!k
I took Tate and a friend to the roller rink today. Thought I'd try some cool low light shots. I took about 80 shots of skaters and they were all crap. All of them.
there were eighty-two thousand people in line at grimaldi's, so we decided to attempt pizza another time. i had to eat a gross salad and fries at fat annie's instead; alas.
this sign is the first thing you see after going, "fuck, well we might as well walk down to the water, since we came all the way out here." fail snail.
3rd attempt to route the cable to the ankle, and I still can't get anything out of it: dead foot. These brake levers only give you about 1cm of movement along the line, and with .25cm of slop in the joint already, I can't seem to get more than 15Ëš of motion for the ankle when I need at least 90Ëš. Fail.
Either I build my own hand levers out of aluminum tomorrow, or I give up and attach the control rods directly to the feet - which sounds like a much less stressful solution. I was originally going to go for attaching directly to the feet, but I was feeling adventurous this morning... not feeling so adventurous anymore.
This was a test shot at ISO 3200 to see where the cactus was in the frame. I forgot that I don't even own a shutter release cable and when I tried taping a rock on the shutter to hold it down it came off in 10 minutes when I left it there for an hour. I gave up.
She was supposed to stand still and I were supposed to put focus right. We both failed a bit.. Still it was a good place to take a photo so I'm sticking with this one.
Nikon FM2n
Nikon E 50mm f/1.8
Superia 200
Class 47 47201 had failed at University with the 16:08 Bristol Temple Meads to Newcastle Class 31 31262 was sent to the rescue, both loco,s were replaced by Class 45 45023 for the remainder of the journey.02/06/1978.
Kevin Connolly - All rights reserved so please do no use this image without my explicit permission
Minolta x700, Canon AE-1, failed development. When you learn, you learn! Sharp magenta coloration due to low temperature in development, causing emulsion to not fully degrade. Highlights and shadows have extreme editing to save any detail left on film. It was a beautiful day on the dunes, nonetheless.
Our room is apparently not ventilated enough for a gas fire in the lounge. Not that we ever use it anyway, at least never during the day with Joshua around.
Aerial view from of boom meant to protect the coast of Raccoon Island, a barrier island off Terrebonne Parish drifts away from the islands shore where officials reported oil washed up on May 13, 2010 is a bird sanctuary . Splotches of oil and oil sheen from the B. P. well that has been leaking oil into the Gulf of Mexico since April 20th 2010, are visible in the waters around the island. The island is the breeding ground for numerous species of bird including Brown Pelican, Louisiana's State bird. This photo may be used for non-commercial purposes with attribution to Julie Dermansky and Gulf Restoration Network.
failed, but i still wanted to put this up.
Since the pano is such a wide image, it's hard to appreciate just how big in the sky this storm cloud was. It took me 5 pics at 18mm to fit it all in. It was raining a couple hundred yards out from the pier, but here it seems so far away.
and you should really really view this large!
Today my GP tried to remove my magnetic implant, but it proved difficult- it had migrated deep in my finger, and came apart as he tried to get a hold of it. Almost from the first incision before he got anywhere near it shards of the magnet started coming out, and it seems the main body of the magnet adhered to scar tissue. For now, and probably ever, it's staying inside.