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I CANNOT TAKE CREDIT OR RESPONSIBILITY FOR THIS
REPEAT
I CANNOT TAKE CREDIT OR RESPONSIBILITY FOR THIS
(i DID however think it was too amusing not to share!)
Got my haircut today and decided to shoot a few photos for the boys. Definitely the best haircut in SD. Thanks Chris for the cut
Lies Baas 2012 This is my left side twice. I wanted to call the shot LeftLies, hahaha>but Lefties just sounds better ;-)
Nikon D2H
Focal Length: 55mm
White Balance: Shade
Color Mode: Mode II (Adobe RGB)
1/50 sec - f/3.5
Exposure Comp.: -1.0 EV
Lens: 55mm f/2.8
Sensitivity: ISO 200
Red by me
White by Troy
Troy Paiva came over to spend a few days with me after a lecture. So I had to take him to all the best spots within the time we had.
Second night we stayed local for a few faves of mine. Abandoned POW camp here.
Weird weather day. Started off cold and got warmer all day. Still a bit snowy in the morning. Taken in Ann Arbor at the University of Michigan today - Thursday January 9th, 2020. I was able to see Lefty over in Law Quad and the cavity nest dweller as well.
A multiple upload of me today :) My lovely wife Andrezza took these of me surfing during the Hurricane Gonzalo swell a couple weeks ago. I don't have very many pics of me surfing. Most of the time we just don't bother bringing the camera equipment. But this time I knew the conditions were gonna be worth the effort. And she got some great shots! Stoked!
I haven't really mentioned it here yet, but we're going to Brasil!! And we are soooooo ready. It's been nearly two years since we've been there, or anywhere for that matter. And I'm bringing my board! So I'm looking forward to some warm-water Brasilian waves :)
Lefty filming an instructional video using the Bug Launcher Practice Rod. If this opportunity presents itself again, I'm bringing more than an iPhone.
Every asparagus spear is an individual... For 52.5 of 2010 - reflecting the week it was for us - we have been picking asparagus all week...
I originally thought this was a new ll-point buck, but after Son's post realized it's Lefty. I only got about three quick shots when he spotted my lens and hit the timber. Really low light, had the Tammy wide-open and 1/60 sec., 3200 ISO. Surprised this one turned out at all.
Jon Lester - #31
Spent another great night at Fenway Park last night and had amazing seats. While the Red Sox still could not win a game, it was great to be there to witness the "All Fenway Team" in person. They brought back a ton of Red Sox legends such as Yaz, Fisk, Lynn, Clemens, Pedro, Nomar, Rice, Evans, and Bill Lee. Plus, sitting this close to the field really can make any game enjoyable :)
This is part of a collection of creative work I have art directed for a variety of clients. I worked with national and international photographers on these projects. Please take a look at my website DSM-AD.com for the final creative work.
Client: Cannondale Bicycles
Project: Cannondale Rize BB30
Photographer: Michael Furman
Location:
Simeone Foundation Automotive Museum
Philadelphia, Pa
michaelfurman.com
Found Lefty In Toby and Jaz's Playground Weather is partly cloudy, Temp: 44F/7C. More information on Geocaching, go to www.geocaching.com.
Today I enjoyed a visit from cycling royalty so we went straight to work on a photo shoot featuring the Hooligan. The photos were shot in the carpark under my apartment building, while above us heavy rain from Cyclone Marcia kept Brisbane saturated.
I normally draw with my right hand but I found myself drawing this little man on the train to London with my left hand. I think I had a drink in my right.
I remember reading somewhere that left-hand people used to be considered strange...
The following is an excerpt from the Wikipedia article on Left-Handedness:
Possible effects in humans on thinking
There are many theories on how being left-handed affects the way a person thinks. One theory divides left- and right-handed thinkers into two camps: visual simultaneous vs. linear sequential.
According to this theory, right-handed people are thought to process information using a "linear sequential" method in which one thread must complete its processing before the next thread can be started.
Left-handed persons are thought to process information using a "visual simultaneous" method in which several threads can be processed simultaneously. Another way to view this is such: Suppose there were one thousand pieces of popcorn and one of them was colored pink. The right-handed person — using the linear sequential processing style — would look at the popcorn one at a time until they encountered the pink one. The left-handed person would spread out the pieces of popcorn and visually look at all of them to find the one that was pink. A side effect of these differing styles of processing is that right handed persons need to complete one task before they can start the next. Left-handed people, by contrast, are capable and comfortable switching between tasks. This seems to suggest that left-handed people have an excellent ability to multi-task, and anecdotal evidence suggests that there are more creative stems due to this ability to multi-task.
Right-handed people process information using "analysis", which is the method of solving a problem by breaking it down to its pieces and analyzing the pieces one at a time. By contrast, left-handed people process information using "synthesis", which is the method of solving a problem by looking at the whole and trying to use pattern-matching to solve the problem. [39]
The hypothesis that left-handed people are predisposed to visual-based thought has been validated by a variety of evidence. In the 2004 book Brains that work a little bit differently[40], researchers Allen D. Bragdon and David Gamon, Ph.D., briefly described some of the current research on handedness and its significance. "Handedness researchers Coren and Clare Porac have shown that left-handed university students are more likely to major in visually-based, as opposed to language-based subjects. Another sample of 103 art students found an astounding 47 percent were left- or mixed-handed." [page 76]
Ultimately, being left-handed is not an all-or-nothing situation. The processing styles operate on a continuum where some people are more visual-simultaneous and others are more linear-sequential.
My new Cannondale CF rig, I am still waiting for the DT Aerolite spokes to lace the white rim to my custom made orange Tune rear hub and the cranks.
Right now only chain pedals and crank are missing and its 7,7 kg (17lb).
This guy deserves NYC Graffiti Writer of the year 08. He's been putting in work all year long with JA XTC with these trucks.