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2013
1st roll of film
Fuji Superia 200
Olympus OM-10
F-Zuiko Auto-S 50mm f/1.8
Scanned with Plustek Opticfilm 8200i
Re-scanned and re-uploaded in better quality
Tomorrow I'm leaving for Sweden...and these are the first things I have put in my bag: camera & new books!
Have a great weekend!
Explored - Thanks!
as I was taking the ornaments off the cat tree up in the bedroom I was laying the ornaments on the bed.
Doug jumped up to supervise the process, chew on a few ornaments and knock things around a bit, but he quickly got bored and passed out in the middle of the pile.
LOL. I was watching some a.m. talk show the other day and the conversation was all about the proper time to take down your holiday ornaments.
I immediately felt defensive!!
People are SO judge-y! (okay....maybe if you still have your Christmas tree up in July, you've got a problem.)
I know people that are ripping their stuff down the day after Christmas. A lot of folks say it has to go by the first of the year.
Whatever works for you.
Me? I like to sit in it for a bit!
It takes time and work to put it all up.
I like to get my money's worth out of it.
I think one month, more or less from mid-December to mid-January will do me just fine!!
Sam revealed to me last night that we're going to a vegan bed & breakfast in Maine for the weekend, as an early 4-year anniversary gift. :) BYE!
2nd roll of film
Fuji Superia 200
Olympus OM-10
F-Zuiko Auto-S 50mm f/1.8
Scanned with Plustek Opticfilm 8200i
Re-scanned and re-uploaded in better quality
Danbo?
Yeah?
Um... you sure you're packing what you need?
Yeah!
Ah, ok then...
(The perils of Danbo living in a Blythe dolls' house)
A much needed night of heavy rain and strong storms passed through Essex County and surrounding region last night. This cell was severe warned, and other cells in the same squall triggered tornado warnings by Environment Canada for the area as 3 distinct areas of strong rotation appeared on radar over Lake Erie and Pelee Island. Fortunately no confirmed tornadoes made landfall.
McGregor, ON
Late picture again XD but we've been busy packing for our vacation! My new Usaggie arrived a few weeks ago and she's perfect to take on vacation since I don't have to worry about a wig :)
Phew, almost missed posting one today, busy, busy, busy.
Have moved away from the shed for a while, but still within the confines of the garden.
For Arachtober Day 18
going to hanoi for the next four days. it's definitely not super warm there, but at least it's warmer than shanghai. hopefully it'll be fun :)
Arms. Again. I will call it self portrait because those hands are actually mine. Backstage here! Cold and rainy day, I got pretty wet and I still have some plugs in my socks but whatever. Uh, Photoshop hates me less and less, there are 10 photos here! I love this grandpa's suitcase. I found it in my garage yesterday. My neighbors are probably thinking I'm a serial killer, every day I leave home with weird stuff
Lightbox it please!
Inspired by Lissy Elle and her lovely arms basket
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As we descend the South Kaibab trail into the Grand Canyon, we step to the side in order to let a team of pack mules have the trail.
There are folks who ride mules from the top and back and we saw some of those folks as well. Additionally if you want to hike down w/out carrying your gear on your back, you can pay to have your gear brought down and up via mules.
These were strictly pack mules carrying gear or supplies.
14 days in the Azores, i tried to stick to the minimum and essential gear as possible, since a lot to trekking will be involved.
i just hope i took enough film.
Also, not in the picture, a film extractor for mid roll change ( since the f100 would reload all the film in the canister) and a changing bag for the IE films.
Packing Foam With Red Gel Placed In Front Of Flash Gun Produced Minimal Detail Then Played About With The Saturation, Hue, Temperature And Tint which Brought out The Yellow And Greater Detail.
The signature spider was packing its breakfast, so that he can come back and consume it when hungry!
Since there is no guarantee as to when the next prey will be caught, it is best to package food before consumption!
We're heading up for a week in Banff, AB, Canada starting tomorrow. So you can expect to see my photostream morph into landscapes for the duration.
I will most likely not have wifi for the majority of the trip so apoligizing in advance for my lack of daily posts. But you can bet I will be shooting.
Off we go!
Day 226/365
Dushanbe, Tajikistan, October 2011. Preparing a books transfer from the former to the new National Library.
FR: Ca déménage. Tadjikistan, Octobre 2011. Préparation d'un transfer de livres de l'ancienne vers la nouvelle Bibliothèque Nationale.
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This particular really tall tree was not a Christmas Tree, but in the background behind a Christmas Tree Lot with lots of lights in the rain. None of the evergreen Christmas Trees show in this particular image. I just liked the blue night sky, lights, and the silhouette of the large and bare older tree behind it all.
Glass beads arrange themselves very much like atoms when they freeze into crystalline solids. In this image you can see hexagonal packing cells and crystal defects. But frankly, I just find it pretty.
You a small fry, you look like Toad
Don't you know that I pack a punch? (What?)
An early frame of LMS livery 11456 making an impressive departure from Ramsbottom with the 09.50 Bury - Rawtenstall on Fri 11th October 2024, day 1 of the East Lancs Railway Autumn Steam Gala.
Still some clothes need be finish but i want these ones which are finish just packing and be ready :D
only 2 days left not counting today, aaaaaaaa time fly so fast :D
Cant wait meet you all <3
Exciting!!! :)
Tokina AT-X 17-35mm f4 Pro FX
Packing laptops: Pro1, Pro2, Air, or Ideapad...older laptops can be found so cheaply these days....3 are for kids when they travel^^ Now whittled down to just the pros....sold the rest!
I am going to be away for a few days over the weekend and have spent the last week packing and unpacking a number of times.
I think at long last I has my selection sorted
Guemes Channel.
From The Anacortes American on Oct. 28, 1915. "A new two-line salmon cannery, to be known by the name of the Salina Packing company, will be constructed at Anacortes before the first of the year by a company of business men of Salina, Kansas. Capt. Ray Robinson, of this city, who has a thorough knowledge of the business gained through fourteen years’ experience in the salmon industry on Puget Sound and in Alaska, will be the superintendent and general manager of the plant"
The cannery was sold to Sebastian-Stuart Fish Company. In 1937 they expanded its operations to include tuna canning. In 1967 Whitney-Fidalgo Seafoods, Inc. bought the cannery. The last use was as a fishmeal plant for American Gold Seafood which closed in 2006.
Anacortes was often referred to as "the salmon canning capital of the world." The first cannery on Fidalgo Island was opened at Ship Harbor in 1894. By 1922 their were twelve canneries and curing plants along Guemes Channel.
The banner year for the Anacortes canneries was 1913 when 39 million salmon were caught. Anacortes canneries alone did more than $3 million (equivalent to $74 million in 2017) worth of business that year. There were later bursts of abundance, but overall, salmon runs permanently declined. The last cannery In Anacortes closed in 1999.