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There's nothing like being a kid and playing with a hose. While daddy washed his car Kaylee attempted to help rinse but ended up playing with the water instead. I sat back and enjoyed taking pictures.
Happy Slider Sunday
FGR: Being outside with my favorite people and taking pictures makes me happy.
Hello again, flickr! I've been awol again for a while, which I didn't intend to be but sometimes it happens :) These last few weeks I've been really busy with a new special person in my life :)
We took this shot at the beach, using a tripod and a remote. The sunlight was a bit harsh and I don't have such good editing possibilities on my dad's laptop which I'm using now that I'm at his house but I still love this one :)
update: our hands made #228 in explore :)
I'm done with the hand puns now. :)
I decided to try and mess with the wrist pin as per the Seneschal's suggestion. I know a lot of people said eh leave it as is but I'm too OCD about stuff to do that.
The wrist donor was a fashionista from ages ago who came with a broken wrist post (she became a carving experiment victim as you can see). Miraculously, the intact hand was just the one I needed. (btw both of these are from China, not Indonesia. Quality control issues?)
ANYWAY onto the juicy stuff!: I just heated the hand in hot water and gently pried the flaps off the wrist pin, no need to pull out the "bone" itself. heated some more while i squeezed them into place on the proper wrist pin, and done.
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Testing ZD 50-200 F2.8-3.5 SWD on Olympus E-M1. The AF feels slower and more unsurer than on E-5 but faster than on E-510 which had more or less the same AF system than the original E-1.
The 50-200 feels the most disappointing lens with the E-M1. Probably because it's so amazing lens and the sluggish and unsure AF makes it less trustworthy with the new mFT body. Maybe the battery of the E-M1 is too small to move the elements fast enough or maybe it's the contrast based AF that makes things more uncertain...
On the other hand the IBIS of E-M1 feels suberb with this lens. The stabilized viewfinder image makes life even easier than it was with E-5.
The huge hands holding my Grand Daughter Heidi are actually my eight year old Grand Son holding his new sister! Thought it was about time I uploaded another baby photo!
A fellow Haddon Hall visitor enjoys leanring about life in Tudor times with the help of The Tudor Group
A shot from couple hours back from our backyard.
Nikon D200 & Nikkor 80-200 ED @ 145mm.
ISO100, F2.8, 1/6400
I was on the phone with Sean and realized how odd my hand looked in the light. And so I decided to take a picture of it.
This is the first picture up in a series documenting the small, private, Bulgarian farmers. I am still on the road but wanted to share something with flickr. I know the shot isn't perfect, but it demonstrates the time me and my fellow researchers have spent talking with these people.
I use secateurs almost every day. and I've been a full time gardener for 12 years and never done this before.. 2 days ago I put my left hand into a shrub and was pruning the shrub with secateurs using my right hand and the inevitable finally happened. Not sensible, very painful but touch wood it seems to be healing very well. The cut bled profusely and went nearly to the bone!