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Pretty daisies in a garden near the Christchurch farmers' market.
Saturday, 21st January 2017
365/2017 A starter for ten: theme 24 - daisies.
Explored! 196 on 22nd January 2017.
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wow. i cant believe im even going to start this project. each day of 2011 im supposed to post a new picture? this sure will be one bumpy road. i know its a day late, but i couldn't decide yesterday, and here i am at 9:45 pm on January 2, 2011 saying that ive decided to go through with a 365. holy moly.
im going to be behind on some days i already know it. im a procrastinator, its what i do. but ill try my best to put that behind. well here it goes. hopefully i make it. :)
ANYWAYS..
i have school tomorrow.
shootmeintheface. two weeks really does go by fast when you're not wanting it to. I went out to eat today at the best restraunt ever, Chaba. Thai food ftw. :)
then later, i went to the park with my two friends aly and jake and aly's dog belle. it was a fun relaxing day. :)
OH.
sonic doesnt have frito chili cheese wraps anymore..? like what the frick? those were like my crack. ok. i need to go get ready for bed or ill end up going to sleep at 4, and i have to wake up at 6. i cant wait until im in college.
Project Thunderbird (2071 – 2085)
Developed by Ætheon (a high profile "private military company/"PMC"), Project Thunderbird was the first successful of instance of “jet trooper” (colloquially known as “jetters”) being deployed into combat. Using cybernetically enhanced pilots (most of which were former US Air Force and Marines), the company was able to find work in conflict zones all over the world.
All jet suits contained an exoskeleton, joy stick controls, and numerous intakes and jets that could be adjusted in real-time for maximum maneuverability. Jet suits varied wildly according the pilot’s rank and personal preferences. Though the suit’s weaponry varied between pilots, the most popular weapons were twin rapid-fire plasma cannons and two pairs of missile launchers.
The most famous Jetter was Ariel Vazquez. Joining the program in 2072 at the age of 25, she displayed immense prowess with the suit and made headlines for her heroics in the Long Beach Excursion (2073), in which [REDACTED] surfaced off the coast of Long Beach, California and attacked the water front. Were it not for the timely intervention of the “Jetters”, the [REDACTED] would’ve wreaked untold destruction on the city proper. Vazquez would also participate in the Battle of Bend (2079), in which the nation states of Cascadia and Greater Idaho fought for control of a newly-discovered (and incredibly valuable) lithium deposit on the outskirts of Bend, Oregon. Being a PMC, Ætheon sided with the highest bidder (in this case, Greater Idaho) and wreaked massive casualties on the Cascadian military with their superior airpower.
Though effective, Project Thunderbird’s heavy and unwieldly jet suits would ultimately be phased out as the technology improved became more compact. However, it would leave a lasting impact on military combat (even going into the intergalactic age centuries later), with similar technology being deployed by the Royal Cobalt Space Navy (RCSN) via their “Gunzerker” program.
With Gram's shop almost done, I'm starting a new project. It's going to be a brocante...a French flea market. I love the muted colors in French decorating. It's going to be long term, as all my projects are now, lol. This is a sign from gaelatelier on Etsy. It came all the way from France, where they wear no underpants : )
All ill show regarding my build for the technic porsche challenge. Spent two days designing so far, ready to build it soon.
Who else is participating?
Minolta SR-T 101. 55mm Lens. Kentmere 400iso Film. R09 Developer (Rodinal formula). Developed for 7.30 min 20c. Scanned with Epson Perfection 4490 scanner using Lomography Digitliza scanning mask. Adjusted in Photoshop CS3 & Tinted in Analog Efex Pro 2. Taken 11th September 2014.
New work.Like this face...!
Have a great time.Thank you for visit.
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San Felipe, Revisited, GC.............2016
This month is "Dedications Month".....Put simply it is just an excuse to post some more damn pics. So everyday (if I can) I will dedicate the "pic of the day" to people I either know on Flickr or out there in the big wide wonderful world.
If I do not dedicate something to you, please do not take offense......it is just that I forgot you existed, or couldn't be bothered about you or that your stuff is crap!!!!!!!!!........so it is nothing personal.
Hope you like the stuff............especially those people who I have ignored, owe money to or don't have large breasts.......that would be extremely gratifying...........
Dedicated to Dan Arsenault........
That's the last of my 365 project, it was a challenge to remember every day for a year. Some days it was more than hard to come up with an idea, but I'm happy i did it. Think it helped my photography quite a bit, there were some rubbish photos and some that pleased me.
Day 3 of 365 project and I'm so busy I haven't had time to think about much. Having salad for dinner and thought I'd do a close up of cucumber (well why not?!) In the abscence of a light-box I stuck it on the window...(You should have seen the bemused look on my Husband's face). I always thought cucumber was slimy but on closer inspection it's got more texture than I thought.
Day 3/365
Week 1 Theme: 'square'
Hohensalzburg Castle - Royal Chambers.
From this window can be seen the spire of the Castle Chapel and beyond that another mountain of this land of mountains.
Flicker Interestingness no.445 on 2nd September, 2007
The fantastic project of a UK based team: to build a replica of the Porsche 917, homologated for road use!
In early 2002, in a justified act of revenge, I stole my friend Andrea Zink's bra. You know, that fleshy, beige-coloured bra all girls own for under white or sheer tops.
I began a campaign to photograph as many friends, acquaintances and even family in the bra. Then I sent the photos to people I knew around the globe with as a postcard template which they printed out and mailed back to Andrea, convincing her that her bra was on a walkabout around the world—torturing her from each locale.
Andrea hated it. One day, figuring I must've been the cause of all this, she marched into my office and threw a particular postcard (#002 to be precise) at my head and yelled "Make it stop!"
I did not.