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Another of my favourit hand meters. Very compact, very convenient to use (with one hand). It a dual-range CdS meter with Match-the-needle simple operation, and the black switch that you can see at lower left can be operated by the thumb when held in the left hand. And the Match-needle dial can also be easily operated by the left thumb as it turns so smoothly, and the power button is also easily operated by the left thumb. In short this is an ideal meter for the lefties, and although I'm not a leftie, I still love this very convenient meter. And it works fine with a 1.5V alkaline battery, instead of the original 1.35V mercury.

Never even coming close to touching it…

KK Houser

Lincoln Southeast

 

4x100 2007 Heartland Athletic Conference Outdoor Track Meet

Photoshoot of my lovely wife :)

My son found this in our yard today of all days!

First of all, points to the first person to point out the irony in this photo that wasn't planned at all and that I didn't even notice myself until days after I took the photo.

 

I haven't even picked up my camera again lately. I feel like I've had so much going on. I tried to write last night, but couldn't. I got all of like one line down to add to the line I already had down. This is not going as I had planned.

 

My creativity feels like it's lacking. Maybe it's due to having so much going on and so much on my mind. I need to let go.

 

We have a funeral to go to today. I'm leaving work early, which makes me happy, but attending this funeral will be so hard. How do you deal with watching someone grieve for a parent who passed away too young? I have no desire to see that pain across his face and eminate from his very core and be powerless to do or say anything to fix it. "I'm so sorry" just doesn't cut it. You would think being a minister's daughter and dealing with so many funerals as a child of people I knew would make it easier...somehow I think it made me numb. But then again, I've not had a close, personal experience with death really. I have not had someone that I was so close to pass away. My grandmother passed when I was about 12, I suppose. That was traumatic and hard, but I didn't go to her funeral. I didn't want that to be the last way I remembered her and that was my Mom's idea and I still thank her for that because she was right and I'm glad I didn't go. And while I thought she was awesome and she was my grandmother, we weren't really close.

 

To lose a parent? That's a whole nother kind of hurt for a child. Especially when the parent was so very young. My heart aches for our friend and I want to be there for him, but I fear no amount of consoling will be of any help. This will be something that he and time will have to work out together somehow, I suppose.

 

Maybe creativity will spur from this. There is a meaning, a purpose in today and I feel it down deep all of a sudden. I hope something good comes from today, especially being so shrouded in grief and darkness.

 

Sorry if this is a downer, but I write what's on my mind and in my heart and I won't hold back.

Wedding Lien - Cong

Location: Hue and Hoi An

Photo and stylish by Jack Nguyen

 

Mail: Jacknguyenstudio@gmail.com

Contact: 0932373966

Hard hands at the grocery.

Scavenge Challenge .. #23 ... Five

and #13 ... delicate or toughened hand or hands

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This is my one ring for my fourth finger of right hand:)

bought it at some shop in London for one pound hahaha

  

Previous bit expensive rings are my sister and her b/f`s lol

they`ve got their rings to celebrate `100days` together,

his hand has sailed the boat "tarjanne" on the finnish lakes for decades.

I had to abandon a Sunday bike ride due to the rain. After going home to change I got soaked for a second time in this outfit, when a white van splashed me with a puddle.

 

Cardigan and belt - second hand

T-shirt - Timber Preservation Society on Etsy

Skirt - borrowed from my mother

 

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la posa migliore per dare una mano

 

(a me il micromosso piace, ne farei una micro mostra)

i was tring to show you rain drops but as you see...:D

Lampista: Metz 48AF1 a sinistra (due volte)

 

Strobist: Metz 48AF1 from left (twice)

 

Esposta il 10 aprile nella manifestazione "Insieme per il Cile", nella chiesa di S.Antonio, Barletta

 

Exposed on the 10th of April, during the "Together for Chile" event, inside in the church of S.Anthony, Barletta

Week 14/52 ~ "Hands"

 

"He's go the whole world in his hands"..........

 

Mr. Don holds the world in his hands tonight for me as I hurry up once again to get my image into the group.

 

Did I mention that Tax Season is almost done........Ahhhhhhhhhhh and I will have my Friday's off again. And I won't be so absent from the group.

 

Now off to a play at our local theater of Les Miserables........ have a great weekend guys....and know I love you all.

HUGS to all!!!

Irela

xoxoxo

 

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i thought id play about with seeing what i can do with my camera

By the DA10-17. Rubber glove moulds.

Taken today during a photoshoot of a 10 day old baby boy. More coming soon!

Artist: Gabriel Thomas

Title: Virgile

 

Musée d'Orsay, Paris, France

dedicate to Paolo.

clear pure innocence

of water, childhood and joy

one summer's day

 

Copyright 2014 Hilde Heyvaert.

All rights reserved.

No unauthorized use, reproduction or distribution without prior permission.

 

pca262 WIT: I photographed my daughter Katy's hands as she practised. The afternoon light was lovely coming in through the coloured panes in the window. I also cleared some distracting background.

In pp I applied some selective blurring using the tilt-shift feature of photoshop.

 

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