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While walking in the Forrest I found a magical bowl of dragon eggs.

While walking in the Forrest I found a magical bowl of dragon eggs.

Periphery supporting for Between the Buried and Me at Lille Vega in Copenhagen.

 

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If ever there was a band that deserved a better place to play for this night, it is Periphery. The stage was almost non-existent and the lighting was horrible. There were times when you could not even see the band since the lighting was so uneven. My pictures reflect this. However, Periphery did not disappoint. They are technical wizards on their respective instruments. And they have fun on stage!

Si jamás fuera una banda que mereciera un mejor sitio para tocar, sería Periphery. Casi no existía algo que se llamaría un escenario y la iluminación era horrible. Había ocasiones en las que ni siquiera se podía ver la banda debido a las luces tan inconsistentes e irregulares. Mis fotos reflejan esto. No obstante, Periphery no me desilusionó. Todos los integrantes son magos técnicos en sus instrumentos respectivos. ¡Y se divierten en el escenario!

John Browne (?) filling in for Jake

Periphery Live at Jerry's Pizza. Bakersfield California 03/12/11

Periphery

Summer Slaughter Tour

@ House Of Blues

Hollywood, CA

July 20, 2012

 

All Photos © Kaley Nelson - www.KaleyNelson.com

Periphery Live at Jerry's Pizza. Bakersfield California 03/12/11

At the NH7 Weekender, Bangalore, India

I happened to get the most and the best photos of Periphery out of all other bands I shot that day, these photos deserve their own album. Sadly, their bassist, Nolly, did not make it to this show, he was still trapped in the UK. Periphery on the Summer Slaughter tour play at the house of blues in Hollywood on July 20th.

While walking in the Forrest I found a magical bowl of dragon eggs.

Periphery @ The HiFi supporting Dillinger Escape Plan (23.05.10)

A collection of some tumbled rock eggs. The origins of this collection where started by a man named Forrest Greene. He collected these for years. I could never understand why. Until I got them in my studio, then the color came alive!

While walking in the Forrest I found a magical bowl of dragon eggs.

I like being able to see.

 

Five years ago, I started seeing flashes of light at the periphery of my left eye. Knowing that is a warning sign of retinal problems, I got into an eye specialist right away. I had a torn retina, repaired in a jiffy in the doc's office, him using a cryogenic probe to "tack" down the retina. Every year I go for an eye checkup. Today was my day to get my eyeballs examined.

 

The doc and I had a good time talking about weight loss and exercise. We both have lost weight and keep it off by making lifestyle changes. But I digress. Since I have good control over my diabetes (I've had normal blood sugar readings for almost a decade), and have not had any recurrence of retinal problems, the doc was considering releasing me from an annual checkup, just having my regular eye doc keep watch over my eye health. I mentioned my peripheral neuropathy in my hands and feet (a side effect from diabetes that some have), he quickly said that was an indication to keep doing the special annual checkup. Then he proceeded to check me out thoroughly.

 

"When did you have laser repair on your right retina?" asked the doc. "Never" said I with puzzlement in my voice. "You have a tear in your right retina and it looks like it's been partially repaired by a laser." said the doc. "Let me look more closely" said he as he took a higher magnification lens and had me carefully move my eye around. It tuned out that I had a bigger tear than I had in the left eye, and my body was using pigment to try to repair it, giving it a similar look, upon first glance, to a laser repair.

 

I had a choice. Let my body keep trying to repair it and have a 50% chance at it failing, possibly with catastrophic effects to my vision, or have the repair done as with the left, using a cryogenic probe to "tack" down the tear and getting a 90% chance of success. I took the better odds and prepared to get a big brain freeze.

 

I was prepared for the fix this time, having gone through it once before. It's a bit frightening to think about someone, a very well-trained someone, sticking a needle-like probe in your eye. I was all numbed up and fully dilated when the doc quickly inserted the probe in the white part of my eye. With three quick taps of the freezing probe, the repair was done. I did have a huge brain freeze like you get when you eat ice cream too fast. A small price to pay for eyesight. My eye was sore for much of the day, and I have drops to help with the pain. I'll go back in a month for a checkup. I'm hoping that, like with the left eye 5 years ago, all will be normal.

 

Once a year I take a picture after seeing the eye specialist and do my public service bit to encourage awareness of the signs and symptoms of a retinal tear or detachment. This year I had no signs or symptoms, but I did have my annual eye checkup which did uncover a silent tear that could have led to a detachment and possible permanent loss of vision. I was fortunate. I hope you are as well.

 

Here are signs and symptoms of a retinal tear or detachment. If you have any of these, get to an eye doctor quickly.

 

flashing lights

 

sudden onset of new floaters

 

gradual shading of vision from one side (like a curtain being drawn)

 

rapid decline in sharp, central vision. This occurs when the macula — the area of the retina responsible for central vision — detaches.

Periphery

Summer Slaughter Tour

@ House Of Blues

Hollywood, CA

July 20, 2012

 

All Photos © Kaley Nelson - www.KaleyNelson.com

Some pictures taken during the morning session of Conference in the main hall as well as members out talking to many of the exhibition stands around the periphery of the event.

While walking in the Forrest I found a magical bowl of dragon eggs.

While walking in the Forrest I found a magical bowl of dragon eggs.

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While walking in the Forrest I found a magical bowl of dragon eggs.

Periphery performs as part of the 2013 Summer Slaughter Tour at The Fillmore in Silver Spring, Maryland.

 

August 2nd, 2013

 

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Misha Mansoor from Periphery playing a Jackson Custom Shop Burled Redwood Soloist on his recent U.S. tour.

I happened to get the most and the best photos of Periphery out of all other bands I shot that day, these photos deserve their own album. Sadly, their bassist, Nolly, did not make it to this show, he was still trapped in the UK. Periphery on the Summer Slaughter tour play at the house of blues in Hollywood on July 20th.

The Contortionist performing at The Castle Theater in Bloomington, IL on 9/20/14

The Contortionist performing at The Castle Theater in Bloomington, IL on 9/20/14

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