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Epsom Downs final straight. Did these posts always show metric as well? In the distance is Tattenham Corner where suffragette Emily Davison died in 1913. Image copyright © 2009 George Rex Photography. [20090926B]
Sunday December 20th 2020
Out for the day to see some trains and some amazing art roll by. All of the "Fisheye" 7.5mm shots the time is off by one hour, as I forgot to change the clock on the Fujifilm X-E-3 when we "Fell" back.
Arrived about 10:15AM, pulled up to the trailhead parking lot, into the first space next to the handicaped parking space and immediately noticed that there was a cargo type van, pulled off of the blacktop, and there were a couple guys with cameras filming into the back of the van. Hmmm... When I got out of the car I noticed that there was a guy in the back of the van, tied up, and had tape accross his mouth. I figured they were filming some sort of project and asked if I should move my car as I was only one space away from where they were filming. No, you're fine. Ok, and a hiking I would go. Out to my favorite benching spot. My favorite place to go to graffiti, and have graffiti delivered to me via the rails and locally.
It doesn't take long to get to my spot, but the spot is magical. Weird rocks, desert, not to hard to get to, and trains all day...
I go out there by myself, but see tons of people rolling through on their quads, jeeps, and $20k side by sides with flags and music blaring out into the desert. Always some crappy music. Nothing that makes me feel like I'm out in the desert alone. The Jim Morrison vibes when you're out there alone are real. It can be scary, friendly, hot or cold. The desert can be inviting one minute, but when you're running low on water harsh in the next. I've been to the beach maybe a handfull of times in my life, but have been to the desert hundreds, and it's my comfort spot.
Saw a ton of amazing pieces today and captured most of them. Had fun, and didn't get bitten by anything. All in all, it was a great way to spend the day.
Turns out the people filming the guy tied up in the van were filming part of a music video. Had a nice 5 min. conversation with them and home I went to look at the treasures I'd captured.
Stay safe out there !!!!
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I like to make up people with gimp. Especially eye make up, lips and rouge. hihi. This is the beautiful girl with whom I took a lot of nice shots at night.
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A new office means a new look! Photography was used to make this company feel at home in a new location in Brooklyn.
Printed on 3M silver metallic paper - the printing was done entirely in white ink.
que salgo muy gay en la foto pero igual me gusta .. xd : DDD
notese las florcita en la oreja xd ..
saludos a todos : )
We hit the road early-ish yesterday as we had a few leads we wanted to check out. All in all, we did over 500 kms ending up in Advocate Harbour which I have to admit was rather underwhelming as a community but hey, we can tick it off the list.
This house was one we'd known about but it was really hard to find. It seems that the house is part of an estate dispute although based on the state of it, if they argue much longer about ownership, there won't be anything left to have.
A huge barn at the back had collapsed, a garage had collapsed with the car inside and much of the upper floor of the house had collapsed.
After exploring the house, and walking the perimeter of it, the house was much larger than we had thought from the inside so we can only conclude that somewhere among the rubble was a second stair case leading up to to the rooms which had fallen into the ground floor.
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Won Park is the master of Origami. He is also called the "money folder", a practitioner of origami whose canvas is the United States One Dollar Bill. Bending, twisting, and folding, he creates life-like shapes in stunning detail.
Louie belongs to my older (but not taller) sister who's had him since before I was even born. As you can tell, Louie had a hard life. While my sister adored him, a tragic accident occurred involving a dog which left Willy disfigured as how he appears today.
What used to be fluffy white fur now is missing and yellowish (which might just be of old age), 1&1/2 of his 2 eyes and 1 of his ears are missing as well as the fur that made up his cheeks that nestled his nose.
But after all that my sister still has him tucked safely away and once in a great while when she brings him out and reminisces on the old times with him, you can hear just how much he still means to her.
Louie the bunny rabbit.
This is the same kind as the blue one from a few snaps ago, but from the nether side. Ain't nature grand, and tricky besides?
Hundreds of butterflies at the conservatory, hundreds (probably) of butterfly pictures in the camera, I won't bore you with any more.
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Fall Break 2015: "South Florida Immersion"
October 22nd: exploring Key West.
This is part of a project I have for my Photography class. It's film based, but for this assignment we could use something we could relate too, or something we found interesting or unique to process the pictures. Of course, I went right to PS.
These are film pictures overlapped for a double exposure effect.
This is a bright, vibrant, colorful sign.
This is the kind of sign which compels one to find a parking space, in a very crowded parking lot, go into a smallish, mom & pop eatery. and have some good old fashioned home made southern cookin'.
Which exactly what I did. I didn't have to be at work until late in the afternoon, so I spent the day the shooting signs. I was a little hungry when I came across this sign, so I decided to stop in and give it a try.
Wow, was it delicious! Naturally, I had the fried chicken and mashed potatoes. Major yum factor. When I think of a southern diner, this is exactly the kind of place which comes to mind. If I ever go back to Nashville again, I'm making it a point to stop here again.
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Pittsburgh is known as the city of bridges. This rail bridge is located near the convention center and is just one of many in the area
I took this from what is known as Hendrik Point, which I am pretty sure is some kind of an old military base. I want to say I saw a sign that said there used to be huge cannons located here, and were designed to protect the Golden Gate Area. There are all kinds of abandoned concrete structures all around, long abandoned. But the views from here are absolutely breathtaking.
Also, for the movie fans, a brief scene of the 1971 film "Dirty Harry" was filmed here.
Hendrik Point
Golden Gate National Recreation Area
Marin County, California
January 2011
*Looks good LARGE*
Made Explore #188 - 1/29/2011
One of the weather instruments built at Radiometrics Corporation for measuring the temperature and water vapor profiles from ground level up to about 10 kilometers. A whole lot cheaper, faster, and accurate than radiosondes.
just one tickle on the nose and tiger will have the need to lick the itch off her nose as Dan was carfull climbing the giant nose his furry wallet that was hanging on his trouses tickled tiger on the nose she got her tounge out and licked her nose not knowing what she was tasted she brought her tounge into her mouth and gave a huge gulp her human went down into her belly without notice and the itch went away