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opening night mug shots of our supporters and friends. you can see the guilt written across their faces.
The hand that pulled the trigger is the amazing .sam.antha
Glasgow University Amnesty International demonstration against Shell for their actions and dealings in the Niger Delta
At a Shell station on Alexandra Parade
Glasgow, Scotland
January 30th, 2010
On returning from a brief walk, we encountered Mr Rabbit just outside the wire fence protecting the vegetable garden. Is it possible for a rabbit to look guilty?
Your Honour .... I climbed on your building to see inside, But by that time it was to late!
Apart from the Shamrock Inn and a few houses and church. The Old historic township of Hartley has a court house. On the other side of the street, all alone on the other side of the street.
Some wise idiot keeps the place locked up, if you want to go inside, one has to track the ranger down. And I believe have to pay a fee!
So as to stop people seeing inside, the wise idiot has placed timber boards half way up the inside of the windows. This window around the back is the only one with a clear view inside for someone tall like myself. I tried to climb on the small ledge around the front to see inside. That is when I found the very little note stuck on the window!
"Climbing on building is an offence"
Yes I'm guilty!
opening night mug shots of our supporters and friend. you can see the guilt written across their faces.
The hand that pulled the trigger is the amazing .sam.antha
At a performance of Live Action Comics during San Francisco's Asian Art Museum's "Macha", an show in honor of their current exhibition of Japanese manga and drawings by Osama Tezuka.
This low tide photo is from July on my trip to the Olympic Peninsula at the Salt Creek Recreation Area. The lens is a Vivatar 135mm 2.8 circa 1968. It’s a screw mount, M42, lens that I attach to my DSLR with an adapter. It’s totally manual but it’s a nice way to slow down and concentrate on what you’re shooting.
Right after I shot this I slipped on some kelp and fell on the rocks. It really hurt my hand and the camera took a bounce but everything turned out OK. It was a good thing I had the old metal lens attached because it took most of the impact with only a couple of scratches. If I would have had a newer lens it would have been totaled.
I really like the 135mm and I’m thinking of getting something more modern, like a Zeiss 135mm 1.4 which is as good as it gets! But I have a problem spending a lot of money on a Sony mount because of their lack of commitment to their full frame cameras. I’m torn between buying better lenses for the Sony or moving up to a Canon 5D Mk II.