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Leica minilux
Agfa Precisa CT 100
Process by Techno Photo
Self scan at HP ScanJet G4010
April 2011 Brussels
blogged here: kaldirimlar.com/2011/04/21/there/
High School Graduation Ceremony
Hollister, CA - June 7, 2007
The following is a recent email dialog between my oldest daughter, Aubrey (sideofbeefus) and me (Beefus) prior to the posting of the above photo.
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sideofbeefus:
Subject: You are in TROUBLE!
You are passing out graduation pictures and not giving them to me?!?!
UGH
Beefus:
Subject: Re:you are in TROUBLE!
Bah!
Have you ever asked for any?
Here's the question I received from Matt W. (a.k.a - Mr. W)
"Do you know if photographic evidence of Aubrey, Eleanor, and Me together at graduation exists?"
The answer was "yes". I had a photo of the three of you, sent it to him and "PRESTO!"...one happy bulldog.
Tell you what...I'll post the same picture on Flickr, so you can easily access it any time you want. No doubt, it'll be a hit.
All I need is a suitable title and photo description.
I'm sure I'll think of something.
sideofbeefus:
Subject: Re:you are in TROUBLE!
PSH!!!
It should be a GIVEN to dish them out to the daughter whose graduation you were ATTENDING.
GIVEN!!!!!!
Do you have any more?
Beefus:
Subject: Re:you are in TROUBLE!
I'm sorry, I can't hear you through the screaming. Could you speak a little more softly, please?
Thank you
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STAY TUNED – She’ll be home for the summer in a few days. I’m fairly sure I can still outrun her
Film camera: Nov. 1979 Nikon F2, 300mm F2.8 ED-IF Nikkor manual focus lens TRI-X ASA 400. 11X14 print copied using Panasonic LUMIX DMC L1 with Olympus 50mm f2 macro lens.
The girls don't actually tackle each-other, they pull off the banners tied around their waist. AP Gawrys
Girls Think Tank in collaboration with Embrace, two non-profit organizations volunteering time and effort to help veterans in San Diego. Passing out 'Winter Survival Pack' and hot food to those who served our country.
I think I'd better get back to the rest of the group now, or they will leave without me! After checking out a desolate cave temple deep down in the bush, near the Saiyok Noi waterfall source near Kanchanaburi, Thailand, and a mild panic attack deep inside the cave (see previous pictures earlier in this album), it was high time I moved on On my way out, I did pause briefly to turn and look back into the cave temple to take this parting shot under the watchful eyes of the Buddha inside. I am in Kanchanaburi on a day trip to check out the bridge on the river Kwai and learn about the horrors related to the Death Railway, which I had spent the entire morning exploring. The after noon halt was at the Saiyok Noi waterfalls and while the rest of y group is splashing about in the waters of the pool, I opted for the long walk down a desolate rural Thai country road to check out the source of the Saiyok Noi falls. (detailed notes about all this appeared earlier in this album- see previous pictures). On my way back to join the rest of my group at the Saiyok Noi falls, I took a slight detour to explore this tiny cave temple set deep in the bush. (Kanchanaburi, Thailand, Oct. 2008)
I think this is a cement plant.. Not one in my back yard .. hehe!!! It was across the street from the wetlands where I shot the Swan ... Yes, it is a Dumpster Dive but that's not the problem, Having enough time to post everything is the problem unless I don't care if it is seen or not !!!
I think this will be the last of the rollerderby images I post for now. This one was taken with my Holga. It was the first time I had taken my Holga to the derby, for good reason, its maximum aperture is somewhere between f8 and f11 (this is my unmodified one, my faster Holga is currently scratching film). So in this low of light it requires bulb exposures. This time I figured I would give it a go. Every derby I go to, I try to attempt something new, and this time it was time exposures with my Holga. So I took along a monopod and pulled off some 1-2 second exposures. It took some careful timing. I couldn't photograph during the actual jams as the long exposures blurred the skaters into nothingness, so I tried timing it for when they came up to the start line.
I also liked how I caught the audience in this shot, something else I have been working on.
Anyway, I need to get to bed, I am off to the beach in about five hours.
Consul General McIntyre at Telecom Startup Village in Kochi on June 13, 2012. (Photo credit: Startup Village)
I think that's what the theme was... Dan, Melissa, Ryan. Ryan looks a bit Serpico-esque, doesn't he?
ETA: I've been corrected, they were a rock band. Or so they claim.
Awesome new camera bag! www.thinktankphoto.com/products/retrospective-20-pinestone-shoulder-bag.aspx
I think I heard Zoe Connelly say that the grand opening for Codie's Rouge sim Code Red club was the party of the year! Rouge is red... and the club is too! Everything rich and beautifully scarlet, Codie has designed the ultimate party place on the grid.
I came back several times over the day to check the dj's and the party people. I caught DJ Digital and DJ Goodes and saw a gazillion people there.
It was a who's who of Second Life celebrities mixing and mingling with the electronica ravers and the networking arms of SL business.
Wow! What a party, Codie... and thank you so much for the invite! I'll be back for more... and by the way, loved your lingerie! Giggles...
I think people who grew up here in the Pacific Northwest don't realize just how lucky they are. Seriously, would you be able to take a 5th grade field trip and go snowshoeing in the mountains at Mount Rainier National Park if you lived it, say, Nebraska, or Okalahoma? I'm sure there are cool places there, too. But look at this picture. How can you beat this?
This image is featured on my photo blog, blog.thelightisall.com, on July 20, 2012. (IMG_5620_1)
She's either deep in thought, or demonstrating that she can look in two completely different directions at the same time.
(2 SB800's just out of frame camera top left and right. PW Triggered)