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50/365, Major staring longingly outside my office window. We had lots of rain today which means no walk :(
Polaroid SX70 OneStep
PX70 Color Protection
Bittern departs Crewe on the The Cumbrian Ranger. This is version 3 of the photo. Current trying out Adobe Lightroom.
Well assholes, I’m done. Its been a fun few months of hardcore building but I over did it. When I get into something (Lego in this case) it’s all I can focus on. It does mean I work at a next level of efficiency and creativity, but also creates conflicts in other parts of my life. I’ve blown off too many opportunities to get pussy and blazed outa my mind because of Lego; I need to get out of this obsession for a while and focus on different things like school and.. yeah school ;)
But don’t you fuckers worry, I’ll be back sometime but for now I’ve got to build a couple of badass biplanes and restore some relationships. If you look through the dates on my photo stream you’ll notice 4-8 months gaps between Lego building, so this happens a lot, but eh, I always come back.
Once I start building again, I'll continue my massive Ship project and also live stream that shit, cause I'm one charming motherfucker.
Also, this Halo reach space fighter thing is what I’ll mostly start with once I return before the big SHIP.
Go Red Wings!
Sometimes out focus is not bad
đôi khi out focus cũng không phải la` xâú :)
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I recall this expedition when we went out into the country south of Tripoli and camped by the car.
My brother Peter and I slept on the army issue camp beds under the stars and my parents slept in the car. This was around late August and I recall it was really cold at dawn. Here we are just after breakfast.
Two drunk persons have passed out in a corridor.
The cruise ships crossing The Baltic Sea are infamous for the heavy alcohol consumption. All pictures are 100% authentic (nothing is arranged).
its done or at least very close to done!!:)
base hopefully finished and uploaded here and on youtube this weekend!
This was my 3rd attempt in trying an out of bounds image.
I think it came out really well with the tutorial I used.
It was the first warm day of 2011 and my son went alittle crazy with his friends from Old Saybrook High school in CT.
As seen on 35th Street. He was in my photostream for some time and I opened him to experiment with taking him out of the frame, but it did not work, but I did do some tweaks that made him much better (added frame, sharpened him and brought his saturation up, and took the saturation way down on the background, and suddenly he is a photograph -- I think. PS -- this was a random city shot, don't know the dog, don't know the owner, just thought he had an interesting look.
A while back I met up with my good friend Rachel in Leeds and she took us to her favourite Italian restaurant for a lovely meal. I travelled up with Linda (to my right) and a friend of Rachel's Jacqui at the other end of this line made up the quartet. Lovely evening, lovely company.
...Integrity Toys broke a new record as the convention sold out in less than 5 hours and is now in wait list only mode!
WOW!
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I was playing around with some filters what do you think!
Bodie, an original ghost town from the late 1800's, stands today in a state of "arrested decay". So coined by the State of California when they took over the town in 1962 to make it a State Historic Park.
In 1859 William (a.k.a. Waterman) S. Bodey discovered gold near what is now called Bodie Bluff. A mill was established in 1861 and the town began to grow. It started with about 20 miners and grew to an estimated 10,000 people by 1880! By that time, the town of Bodie bustled with families, robbers, miners, store owners, gunfighters and prostitutes of all kinds. At one time there was reported to be 65 saloons in town. Amongst the saloons were numerous brothels and 'houses of ill repute', gambling halls and opium dens. Needless to say that there was entertainment for every taste.
After a long day working the claims, the miners would head for the bars and the red light district to spend their earnings. The mixture of money, gold and alcohol would often prove fatal. It is said that there was a man killed every day in Bodie. Presumably, the undertaker never had a slow day.
There are records that say that Wm. Body took a ship from New York, around the horn to end up in San Francisco. The name of the town was changed at some point in time, before the majority of the people made their way to Bodie. There are different stories as to why - one says it was to keep the correct pronunciation of town's namesake. Another says that the sign painter didn't have the room for the tail of the lower-case "y". Today, even though Bodie is lost down a dusty 13 mile long road, off of state highway 395, it is amazing just how many people are aware of this once glorious town.
There's a story about a little girl whose family moved from San Francisco to Bodie. Depending on who tells you, or where you read it, she wrote either: "Good, by God, I'm going to Bodie" or "Goodbye God, I'm going to Bodie". Once you get through this site, you'll have to decide for yourself.
other photo's in my Bodie Set
**As always I appreciate all your comments…Thank You!!**
Nikon D90| Nikon 18-200mm @18mm| f11| 1/250 sec| ISO 200| Manual Mode| Hand Held | PS CS5
American Steamship Company's boat St. Clair pulls out of the Poe Lock in Sault Ste. Marie, Mi., as it continues its upbound journey in the St. Marys River.
It's always nice to dine out with friends and McCormick and Schmicks is a nice place to do it. The food is great and the service is finely tuned for women like us.
Our waiter was nice and he was very attentive too, .We were taking pics and he asked us if we would like him to take one or two with all 3 of us in the picture, I thought that was a nice touch and it got him a huge collective tip at the end of the night.
I had Chilean sea bass with some nice trimmings around the plate and opted for a beer instead of wine which is what you might expect but I had a few wee drams before our late night dining so beer was a safe bet to keep me upright. Ha!.
Thank's to Sophia for snapping this picture, last year, in Albany NY, on our way to lunch at the Rainbow commnity center -- too bad we don't have such a meeting place in Montréal!
note to self: when taking self-portraits make sure the timers are synchronised
info: D700, 85mm1.4G, @ f/2.0, Shutter 1/8s,
45inch umbrella camera right approximately 4ft distance (3 o'clock)
subject distance from camera: 4.73m or 15.37 ft
SB-700 @ 50mm 1/16th output
ISO: 320
speedlight triggered by SU-800 commander
best view: "fullscreen" mode
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It's a jungle out there
Disorder and confusion everywhere
No one seems to care
Well, I do
Hey! Who's in charge here?
It's a jungle out there
Poison in the very air we breathe
You know what's in the water that you drink?
Well I do, and it's amazing
People think I'm crazy, 'cause I worry all the time
If you paid attention, you'd be worried too
You better pay attention
Or this world you love so much might just kill you
I could be wrong now, but I don't think so!
'Cause it's a jungle out there
It's a jungle out there!
It's a jungle out there
Whenever a goose falls out of formation, it suddenly feels the drag and resistance of trying to go through it alone and quickly gets back into formation to take advantage of the power of the flock.
In the fall when you see geese heading south for the winter flying in the "V" formation, you might be interested in knowing what science has discovered about why they fly that way.
It has been learned that as each bird flaps its wings, it creates uplift for the bird immediately following. By flying in a "V" formation, the whole flock adds at least 71% greater range than if each bird flew on its own.
Duck lane, Wolsingham. It doesn't take long for these little fellas to figure out where the food comes from
First time in 18 years of ownership our Arab died in service, it limped back to Bury with a missfire and radiator leaking. Might be head problems.
Looks like the boys are going out for the night.
I sure hope wherever they go has air-conditioning as it is triple-digit heat outside.
Daily Dog Challenge"586. Fancy Dog"
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