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A perplexing bridge in Irvine that (almost) crosses the water to an island where there appears to be a science center of some sort.
FAILE's installation, Les Ballets De Faile, was created for the Art Series performances on Friday, February 1, and Wednesday, May 29.
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My failed attempt at an aurora borealis. I am feeling more confident to try things I have no idea what I'm doing.
Failed Nursing Attempt | The larger lamb was born a few days earlier, but it's mostly bigger because it was an only child with all the milk to itself. The other is one of triplets and evidently is hungry enough to try to find milk in all the wrong places. | February 19, 2012 | Canon EOS 5D Mark II | ¹⁄₅₀ sec at f/4.0 4000
Well, it wasn't so bad, just too heavy to get more than 3 feet off the ground... and the second stage never lit... but the body caught on fire. Score.
sempre via fotos em tumblrs e flickrs com molduras, e achava divino. Até essa minha tentativa falha me frustar ):
My attempt to make some seahorse charms from shrink plastic has not gone at all well. Next time I'm going to try and make the tail one piece and not cut out the tiny detail as I think its shrinking quicker than the body. I'm slowly getting there though. You can see an evolution as I iron out problems. Not giving up yet.... so watch this space.
Chris falling, which happens whenever I have the camera on him. As soon as I put it away he goes "Oh, just landed it"
Senses Fail
One More Brick Tour
Starland Ballroom
Sayreville, NJ
10.31.2009
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xubuntu 9.10 running from live CD. Apparently aspell/ispell whatever they run doesn't have a dictionary associated with it, but still understands a small handfull of words. So far, the only word that I've "spelled correctly" is so. Now theres two correct words lol.
My third knitting project 10/2/08
I didn't use a pattern or anything. I basically took the idea of crocheting a hat.. and just reversed it. lmao. So it's oddly shaped and small! Still wearable though! The edge is crocheted.
FAILE's installation, Les Ballets De Faile, was created for the Art Series performances on Friday, February 1, and Wednesday, May 29.
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The scan quality on this is crap, but then so is the print quality so they're a match made in hell.
The super bright spot above the "er" in photographer is obviously not meant to be there. That doesn't keep it from appearing in over 100 of the 500 cards I ordered from Overnightprints.com
Another 140 or so have other noticeable defects making nearly half of my order completely unusable. At first it looked like these defects were the result of the cards having stuck together, and ruined the finish upon separation. Closer inspection reveals these defects to actually be underneath the gloss coating. I don't operate a press or any such equipment, so I can't make much of an educated statement here but I'm going to make a Scientific Wild-Ass Guess and say something went awry in the printing process, and they were just glossed right over, defect and all.
I am most displeased. My first order was excellent, this one was overwhelmingly a failure. I suppose I shouldn't say overwhelmingly a failure. The business cards were only a third of the order, the other two thirds were 4x6" post cards (100 of one design, 1000 of another) which happen to have come out perfectly.
I'm just shocked that over nearly half of my business card order is unusable (unless I wanted to use them for target practice).
Taken at Savannah Rapids Pavillion. Got up early to photograph the sun rising over the river. Arrived to find heavy fog that still hasn't burned off 2 hours later. Took this shortly before sunrise, needed a headlight to set up tripod and make settings. 30 second exposure. Much happier with this image than the sunrise I had envisioned.