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Firstly, I did not make this image. My husband made it 10 years ago when his Sony Cybershot died. He was testing it and shot the window. You may be able to see the kitchen chair. This was the last image he made with it, and it turned out as a really cool abstract.
Hooray for failure. This time the lesson was "8 wide trucks look extremely silly on 8 wide bodies". So these are now officially ditched and won't return in this design. (I blame BBB M-wheels for being exactly 1 stud in width so that brick build shrouding can't be recessed!)
Do feel free to copy, cause turns out my idea wasn't original either ;)
An error message on a third-party iPhone app which is *supposed* to let you take phone camera shots and send them straight to Flickr.
After having a day off from my hospital visits - my good wife stepped in - I wandered around the garden looking for leaves dropping from the trees, for my challenge of the day! Plenty leaves falling but I never really caught anything worthy! Hey, ho - anyway, a horrible wet and windy day .. winter has come with a vengeance! I think it's sunny in Florida!!
Watch this space - well my next upload!! - I know what I'm going to do for the challenge!!
Thanks, in advance, to everyone who views this photo, adds a note, leaves a comment and of course BIG thanks to anyone who chooses to favourite my photo .... thanks to you all.
66106 draging failed 60015 at Lon Las Tunnel with 13.35 Theale to Robeston empty tanks running 114 minutes late (Photo By Steve Powell)
f100 Lomo purple thats Wayne that is well somewhere.Never double ex against white I have now been told
With Desiro 350232 failing at Hillmorton Junction, 86628 was sent from nearby Dirft to take the stricken unit to Kings Heath depot in Northampton. The 86 then returned to Crick to collect its train to form 4L57 Crick-Tilbury, which left about an hour late, and no containers were in view at the time the freight passed me here at Watford village on the 22nd of November 2013. Ok, ok, ONE part of that story is true, I have to vent my frustration with this working somehow!!
i failed at 52 weeks. after my computer crashed i kinda just have been sick of taking and organizing pics. i dont have photoshop anymore so i can't edit them. i've been busy so i can't take them.
bla bla bla.
i might start this back up when i have time. but i'm just not really at a good place to continue right now.
now. off to study.
Your Attempt To Impress The Ladies Has Failed... Old, bald guy in a home made transformers outfit has failed to impress the ladies.
Colours and lighting, tones and clarity as rich as pudding with tasty topping and gorgeous garnish. Well that’s what I see. Another observer might see failed photographic opportunities just a touch of helical focus away.
So far I have not used these dreamy wonders as a backdrop.
The lens used here is a noted gem for creating swirl and buttery bokeh with fully open aperture either at least at ƒ/2 via click stop, or as much as silent adjustment will allow. Sometimes such an extra opening can cause errors that can be seen as character and
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The Helios-44 is noted as a Soviet Union and later Russian and sometimes Ukrainian copy of the Carl Zeiss Biotar 58mm ƒ/2. The history of development and production gives the names of the person involved through dates, across locations and with various and varying details,
Resolving Power (0/10/20 mm ) 3) : 46/33/26 lines/ mm
Resolving Power (Center/Edge):
Helios-44 - 35/14 lines/ mm
Helios-44-2 — 38/20 lines/ mm
Helios-44-7 — 36/17 lines/ mm
Helios-44M-4 — 38/19 lines/ mm
MC Helios-44M-4 — 41/20 lines/ mm
MC Helios-44K-4 — 42/21 lines/ mm
MC Helios-44M-5 — 41/20 lines/ mm
MC Helios-44M-6 — 45/25 lines/ mm
MC Helios-44M-7 — 50/30 lines/ mm
Year of development: 1953 - Calculation: no confirmed data.”
Helios-44, ZENIT CAMERA Archives,
www.zenitcamera.com/archive/lenses/helios-44.html
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I know that the EXIF data shows a focal length of 135mm but I forgot to change the focal length setting inside the camera down to 55mm.
Just practicing with cheese slopes... This shape is interesting to me because it is ostensibly made up of 6 equilateral triangles, which are put together to supposedly make 3 diamonds, which should fit together to make a perfect hexagon. But it is very clear that the cheese slopes are not perfectly triangular, so you get strange things like this. It seems to me that the orange and red parallelograms are each larger than the blue polygon (is it a rhombus? or an irregular hexagon??), but they're all the same size, made up of the same number of slopes.
Colorado Springs, CO - Everyone gathered to see Uncle Sam (such a weird cartoon character in US history) and his giant head lift off into the Colorado sky. However due to some technical issues Uncle Sam never left the ground.
And now for some random facts you didn't ask for: The cartoonist Thomas Nast, who created Uncle Sam, also made the modern-day version of Santa Claus. But wait, there's more; Thomas Nast also invented the donkey as a symbol for the Democratic Party and the elephant as a symbol for the Republicans.
After playing farmville on facebook for so long time ... I tried to make raagi sprouts at home, thinking it would be easy ... but then it did not happen ... and it was there in the sprout maker for a week ... and all I got was this shot ...
anybody knows about easy way of sprouting raagi ...
This is one of the many failed pics that don't make the cut....camera malfunction or whatever?...the timber blinds are spotted, too much shine on my satin robe and too much blur...
How many pics do we take till that perfect shot??
Anyway from memory it was a great night filled with laughter....err?. Maybe we were too drunk to remember lol.
P.S. Might be a pic Suzie took...she was hopeless with camera shake lol.
After a fail last year, this abandoned asylum was definately on our must-see list. With some help from fellow explorers and some good preparation we got our asses in.
It was all I imagined, and more! This place is huge, full of details and barely any vandalism. Maybe the best location I ever visited, or at least top 5. Locations like these is where we do it for. Enjoyed ourselves for 5 hours in here.
This asylum was built in the end of the 19th century. It was first used as a hospital for the mentally ill and later it was used as a military academy. The building we visited was known as the building where also people were treated with electroshock therapy and operations to the nervous system.
I can imagine a lot of pain and suffering within these walls.
the asylum closed it's doors in the end of the 20th century when many of these asylums had to close their doors.
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