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Always looking for feedback, of the constructive variety...
First attempt at PAP.
Nikon D70 mounted to 16' Wooster pole with PEDCO Ultra Clamp
Fired by infared remote
3 exposure bracket, enfused and aligned w/ auto-sift-pano
Photoshop sky replacement.
The front view of my new sweater on a too-small mannequin. This one is knit from the top-down with a scoop neckline, finished off with stretch 1x1 rib.
It used exactly... and I mean EXACTLY.... four skeins of yarn. I'm debating winding up a fifth to make the body and sleeves slightly longer.
This is the Kern Front Fault Line. It hasn't caused any major earthquakes in our area in a while. But the fault is always on the move. You can see the bump when I drive over it. The road is always being patched there. The road here was repaved in 1984. So you can see that the earth has moved the road a lot. I noticed though in the area where I live that bumps in the roads are starting to show up. Most noticably on Norris Road just South of Meadows Field in Oildale, California.
Finally, the front of the house has been buried and there is no more shiny metal. One day, this will be our front garden and the trench you can see will be a hedge.
Ideas - the only thing in the ground is the azaleas closest to the house. All else is thoughts. We're picking up a robellini palm this weekend and have to decide whether to put it up against the right wall (6 ft. away from the house), or in a center bed, which we'd have to shape out.
Do you like the robellini in the front and the christmas in the back for the height?
Day 168 ~ Front Window
Anytime I am outside, this is where you will find Charlie… watching out the front window. I’ve been told that he whines and whimpers when I’m outside too. Aww.
There is a launch event to celebrate the boilers completion, at 10am on Sat 12 May at Rail Restorations North East Ltd, at Shildon.
Wednesday Assimilation - front shot, hands on hips
Wish this could have been a better shot, but when you are working with not one, but two dogs, time is limited. There is only so much posing they are willing to do! I should have changed out lenses to get a wider angle, but I had already tried a bunch of shots (sometimes one dog and one of my legs, then both dogs and not me, then me and no dogs ::::sigh:::: and time was running out so this will have to do :-)
Anyway, this is my shot of me and my dogs, doing some agility training. The dog on the left, Luce, is trained, but we reinforce her contact behaviour on this one panel of an aframe. Blaze, the dog on the right, is just in the early stages of learning this obstacle.
Une foule très nombreuse, plus 80000 personnes, et très joyeuse a pris la Bastille pour venir écouter Jean-Luc Mélenchon ce dimanche 18 mars 2012.
A Lire sur Ze Rédac :
zeredac.com/2012/03/19/melenchon-a-la-bastille-un-parfum-...
Photo © Razak
The front panel is done. Etched porthole frame, polycarbonate, and thin brass sheet covering the inside of the hole.
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Nabil Mounzer/EPA/Shutterstock (7879797b)
A Palestinian Man Writing the Death Notice of Mohammed Ahmed Abbas Also Known As Abu Abbas in Camp Haifa a Palestinian Refugee Camp in Baghdad Iraq Wednesday 10 March 2004 Abbas Was the Secretary-general For the Palestinian Liberation Front and Responsible For the Hijacking of the Italian Cruise Ship Achille Lauro He Died in Custody of Coaltion Forces in a Prison in Basra Yesterday the Cause of Death is Expected to Be Determined by Autopsy Today
Iraq Abu Abbas - Mar 2004
Just scanning the front pages of todays newspapers on the news stand and I happened upon this in todays Londonderry Sentinel - It's a shot that I'd taken on December 19th 2007.
Another shot taken the same day was used in another feature earlier in the year by The Derry Journal.