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As Sam gazed out the window a thought struck him, an idea that had quietly formed over eight years of pampering but only now presented itself. "I'm the good boy", he realised with a start! "It's been me all along". He settled back into his seat basking in the soothing glow of fresh insight. It was close to dinner time....
Kiowa National Grassland is a National Grassland located in New Mexico, USA. The Great Plains grassland includes prairie and part of the Canadian River Canyon. This is NOT my photo, just one I found while browsing the internet.
This image is a work of the Forest Service of the United States Department of Agriculture. As a work of the U.S. federal government, the image is in the public domain.
Here in my car
I feel safest of all
I can lock all my doors
It's the only way to live
In cars
Here in my car
I can only receive
I can listen to you
It keeps me stable for days
In cars
Here in my car
Where the image breaks down
Will you visit me please?
If I open my door
In cars
Here in my car
I know I've started to think
About leaving tonight
Although nothing seems right
In cars
I think he rode this "hybrid electric" Leitra to Germersheim from Nordkap.
Check out bakfiets-en-meer for lots of utility bike stuff from Amsterdam and elsewhere.
I think I took this somewhere at the Grape Creek vineyard. It's definitely one of those wineries in the Texas hill country by Fredericksburg.
I spend some hours together with the two Berlin-based street artists Think and Prost while setting up our walls for the Bright Trad Show 2011...
I think I have become one of the hollow men
As I shine on the outside more these days
I can feel the outside feeding on my inside
Leaves a growing darkness in it's place
I think I have become one of the hollow men
I think I have become one of the lonely
Now that everybody talks to me
I feel I have become one of the empty
Hollow men can stop you with the twinkling of an eye
Hollow men can take you without even reaching out
Hollow men have got you long before you realise
The poison paralyses
I think I have become one of a pair of men
It's a feeling I've been having for some time
I look down upon myself and watch my movements
A blind eye sees the fragile vandalised
Watch this cold world dishing up these endless hollow men
Find us anywhere you look
Come and meet our friends
Stand us in our silly clothes
Put our batteries in
Line us up like fairground ducks
Watch us grin and grin
See the lies behind our eyes
See the will to win
We'll buy you and we'll sell you
But perhaps we'll save your skin
Sit quietly and listen to the breeze
The hollow and the lonely listen too
Sniff the air for something we can use
We're tin-hard and we rattle when we're shaken
(Marillion - The Hollow Man)
I think this is a Kitson 0-4-0ST, it is either GWR or Cardiff Railway 1338 and was seen outside the Bleadon and Uphill Yieldingtree (Brilliant name) museum on the 20th of March 1966.
I think my project shows shape well because the indent in the fountain with the wavy, smooth shape of the water coming out of it enhances the picture by showing depth. The indent in the fountain makes the picture look 3-Dimensional and the water coming out of it makes it a whole lot better. To create this photo, I had my friend hold the button down to let the water out. I then squatted down and took the picture. I think my projects greatest strength is how the water shoots out of the hole in the fountain. You can also see that the water is in motion which is pretty cool. If I could change one thing about my picture, I would try to get the camera a little higher to see more of the fountain.
A shot taken so long ago that I can't recall the details. Must be a local car wash.
Leica M3 Wetzlar DS, Summarit 50/1.5, Agfa APX400, Home-Development, Kodak HC110, Stand Development, 1hr 15 minutes, 30d Celcius, Rapidfix 10 minutes, Canonscan 8400F, 600DPI
Growing up in a family of atheists and science geeks and then becoming one myself I decided to get this tattooed on me to signify not only a little heritage but my personal question to always be thinking and asking...
My new philosophy -- actually, this has always been my philosophy. This particular expression of the credo was created by my son from a set of magnets with optimistic/capitalistic words like "discipline" and "success" and "teamwork" -- it's not easy to forge an honest slogan out of raw material like that.