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I'll tell you what...
Funerals are not always fun, nor should they be. You mourn the loss of someone you care for because letting go of them is difficult and it represents the strength of the love you had for them. That said... James was the King Daddy of fun and strove to preserve fun in all of its forms. If James was at his own funeral he would definitely FUN IT UP!
The urban dictionary (convieniently) describes a FUN PIG as a pig for fun. An individual who makes a pig of himself (or herself) in the consumption of fun. Also - an enforcer of fun. An agent of fun that protects and serves the interests of fun.
My friends and I are all fun pigs and to properly say goodbye to the greatest fun pig I knew, we totally ramped up the fun in James' honor.
After the services in Staten Island we met up at Rothmann's Steakhouse here in Manhattan where Denis O'Connor, the restaurant's super cool chef insisted that we remember James in the most fun way you can on a friday night in Midtown... eatin', drinkin' and enjoying the company of good friends.
After Rothmann's, we headed back to Brett and Emily's place for some Rock Band and Venture Bros till the early morning.
It's OK to laugh again and long live the fun!
UPDATE: I've just launched a brand spanking new Flickr Group called FUN PIGS in honor of this moment and Fun people everywhere. So join the group and start posting your fun pix!
What are the chances she'd be wearing a green shirt?
Pretty slim, let me tell you. I believe she only has 1.
Nate Ruess
September 4th, 2013
@ The Greek Theatre, Los Angeles, California
Most Nights Tour
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Volvo FL10 fun fair lorry at Fairfield car park, Abergavenny for the May fair.
The picture was taken on 11 May 2013.
Kristian and Justin totally passed out on Angel...not a posed shot...too many drinks on Fire Island...
Pencil on handmade paper, 22x32 cm
Original Artwork available in my online store! phillennium.bigcartel.com
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Test shot with Nikon D4 + Nikon AF DC-Nikkor 135mm f/2D. The primary goal was to test the sharpness of the older 130/2 lens with the 16MP sensor in the D4.
At a distance of 1m, the DoF with this lens at f/2 is only 5.7mm, much less than even some of the famous shallow DoF lenses such as the Nikkor 85/1.4G, Nikkor NOCT 58/1.2, or even Leica Noctilux 50/0.95. At a distance of 3m (~10 feet), the DoF increases to 5.7cm or 2.25 inches.
So it is easy to see large areas of the image apparently OOF, but the reality is, sharpness is highly contained to the area of focus, unless the lens is stopped down.
For anyone interested in the image quality from this camera/lens, I have uploaded the full 16.2MP high-res version of the image at 90% JPEG quality.
D40_2662
Hat: costume shop
Shirt: United Colors of Benetton
Blazer: Kimchi & Blue
Belt: thrifted
Bloomers: hand-made
Tights: unknown
Shoes: Timberland, believe it or not
Eyeshadow: www.limecrimemakeup.com