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Rollei 35S
Zeiss Sonnar 40mm f/2.8
Kodak UltraMax400 @ EI 800x2
... Aya and the Statue on Aoyama "Green Road" at Chi Chi Cafe.
our Clif Bar group order just came in, and in case you didn't already know... these are tasty.
my only regret is that i hadn't known of the tastiness of the clif shot blocks prior to the order, otherwise i would have been ALL OVER those. OMG... omg.
Those of you who walk through the garden early in the morning will recognize this scene. Chicago Botanic Garden Jul 13, 2013 L1120624.dng
Those two (not purchased at the same time) filter pretty much everything except the monitors. Notice how the left one has coffee stains on the left side. Hell, as far as I can tell the right-side UPS is the only thing in the whole server closet that does NOT have coffee stains on it.
Oxfam Trailwalker Sydney 2011 Awards Night
Put away those walking shoes and sweaty tights to celebrate your achievements with your fellow walkers, volunteers and the Oxfam Trailwalker Sydney staff! The Oxfam Trailwalker Sydney 2011 Awards Night is coming up on Wednesday, 2nd November 2011 and we’d like to invite each and every one of our fabulous walkers to come and enjoy a well-earned drink or two.
Where: Macquarie Group Conference Room, 1 Shelley Street, Sydney NSW 2000
When: 5.30pm for pre-function drinks and canapés
Dress: Cocktail
We will be congratulating our placegetters and high fundraising teams for their absolutely amazing efforts, as well as presenting our special awards including Overcoming the Odds, Team Spirit, Above & Beyond and All Rounder awards.
For all our high fundraising teams, it will also be a great opportunity for you to try on your reward tops before sending in your order!
After the presentation we’ll also treat you to a cocktail reception with canapés and drinks. So get your glam on and come be congratulated for your physical and fundraising successes in Oxfam Trailwalker Sydney 2011, and enjoy a fun, entertaining night on us!
Thank you to Macquarie Group Foundation for hosting the Oxfam Trailwalker Sydney 2011 Awards Night.
Hello:
Attached are photos from the DC Outdoor Obama Kickoff at Dupont Circle
today! Although the weather became colder as the afternoon moved on, you
could see the piqued interest of those passing by for Sen. Obama's campaign
and ideas. Among those whom I got the chance to chat with were a labor union
member weighing Obama and Edwards, two moms with kids in tow, a little girl
holding a framed picture of her and Sen. Obama from Hawaii, non-profit
sector workers, a student who helped organize the Oakland, CA rally a few
weeks back, females undecided between Obama and Clinton, and a fellow
college alum whom I just met for the first time today at the event! There
was an abundance of help, with two people holding the screen down so that it
wouldn't fall over during the webcast to a random biker who took the time to
work magic on our computer system so that we could watch the webcast in a
bigger and smoother format.
Some were just getting to know Barack, but most others were there to show
their support. I could tell that Obama supporters were in it for the long
haul; there was a spirit of acknowledgment that it was early in the
campaign, and many of us seemed newcomers to this thing called "campaigning"
and grassroots efforts - uncertain as to the power and effectiveness of
taking matters into our own hands, but one thing was certain - our belief in
Barack's power to unify all of our differences in a time of division. Our
belief in his personal background and experiences that would make him, out
of all the candidates, a fairer and sounder decision-maker and executive.
Not everything was perfect at the event - it was difficult to remain
connected to the webcast, there was a lack of materials, buttons, info
packets, stickers that multiple people were asking for, and some came and
left after a momentary glance over. But what this experience has taught me
is that this entire campaign and our part in it must be an ongoing learning
process. On one part, I am glad that we have almost a year to really build
this campaign! Now we can learn from our mistakes so that we can better
outreach over the next 10 months, and most of all, as I found myself noting
what could be done better next time and what things were working, it made me
realize my own power as a member of the grassroots revolution that is
happening right now in history. Some things I took away from the event:
1. Preparation is key in organizing - prepare enough packets, buttons,
stickers, materials for everyone to pick up
2. Designate point persons for each segment - this will allow the event to
run much more smoothly rather than having one person trying to answer/decide
everything; assign a sign-up person, assign a tech person, assign a food and
drinks person, etc.
3. Utilize the space most efficiently - set up the space so that it attracts
the most amount of passersby with easy access to materials and people
equipped to answer questions on Obama; separate the space into a viewing
area, chatting area, etc.
As I discussed and shared with others, I could sense a mutual camaraderie
that even though politics and business as usual may seem intimidating and
immovable, maybe, just maybe, this time the people really can win this
thing. Maybe more than being a test of Sen. Obama, this campaign is a test
of the American people - and how we choose to reclaim our own power as
citizen.
Thanks and much support,
Sunhee Choi
Steering Committee Member
DC for Obama
One of my pictures made top 10 on Explore last week. That pic was shot with my Canon 40D.
www.flickr.com/photos/sunkm/5384605024/
Here's the same gerbera, shot a week after that pic was taken, but this time, shot with my Nikon FG20 and processed with Pyrocat double bath development.
I've scanned 2 of the 4 rolls that I've processed with Pyrocat double bath development and I've to say I'm pretty happy with the results.
For me, the best part of the two bath development is the "one size fits all" approach. The same timing can be used for all films i.s. 5 minutes presoalk, 5 minutes in A; 5 minutes in B.
You're supposed to be able to get a wider tonal range from this approach. I haven't shot enough under suitable lighting to form any opnions on that issue.
However, I like what I see so far so I think I'll stick with this developer :-)
For those who wants to give it a try, here's the main link to Pyrocat.
Sandy King, the person who formulated the developer is pretty active in the APUG forum and the large format photography forum. Links are below
while photographers find it a BEAUTY to capture and showcase...
could be a nightmare to so many, dashes to cosmetic surgeons with a sight of a few of their own.
and yeah...in the mood for b&w lately i am =)
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almost discard this picture until i decide to give it a try to edit it.
a mild HDR done with 2 exposure shot.
Those local to WPB have at one point passed this wall. I thought it would be nice to take a quick picture this morning while driving past it.
Near Braemore in Caithness, these Mountains - which include Maiden Pap and Scaraben - are also visible from some parts of Orkney in clear weather.
However this view was from next to the A9 road near Loch Rangag in Caithness.
One walk at the nature park (orange), one lunch date in San Francisco (blue), one 40th birthday party (pink), and one hike (green)...whew!
I had a great time with this challenge! So glad I started the first weekend so that I had time to take shots in different locations! If you look through Pudding's sets, you'll probably see her blue eyes more than any other, followed by pink. I just love love love those BL blues!!
For those affected by Hurricane Irene,
May you be safe and sound.
Soon all will be again serene,
And you'll be homeward bound.
My thoughts and prayers are with you.
The clouds in Hong Kong were so amazing...fluffy and so white against the beautiful blue sky. This is a shot from Kowloon looking towards Hong Kong. Have a great Tuesday.
Driving back from Petworth on Sunday, Phill wanted some sea air. Bognor Regis was the nearest place so stopped off there. Thought we would have a nice quiet walk but the air was filled with the noise with jet skis. Fascinating to watch though. Also shows we did have some sun this month - lol
JamiRoseCIAWhore
jami rose cia whore all those people that she killed all that damage that she caused
looking for who is responsible for the aurora colorado july 19 2012 theatre shooting for the dark night rises? look no further.. CIA Whore Jami Rose, right here
JamiRoseCIAWhore
jami rose cia whore all those people that she killed all that damage that she caused
1)hurricane katrina
2)bp oil spill
3)japan tsunami
and most recently, Aurora Colorado Batman Murders,
and many others in time.
raped. robed. murdered. dismembered.
never punished for her crimes
born on april 4 1980.
here you go :)
by entering in her information from date of birth here:
www.timeanddate.com/date/duration.html
you can monitor her information that is used by the world markets on a daily basis, not only that, but control for what is in numerical belief, thru out the us and the rest of the world.
on a daily basis. in forward motion time placement.
and all those people she killed. never punished
thomas warn varnas will make sure that happens, won't he?
you attempted two murders on his life at 143 Rue Esplanade and Villa Du Lac,
by channeling his dreams with tenants and parking cars outside of his residence, capturing him..
how does it feel now Jami, to know the same is happening
to you :)
:)
there you go :)
Day 42 of Un Anno Nella Vita...
So I was going through old pictures that I have, and I came across this one.
I believe it was...8th grade?
Carly, Myself, and Andrea.
Wow.
The orange/red mess on the left is on the print, not my fault!
I believe in the words of the song.
The good old days for me were when my mother was alive and well, all the family was together, the kids were little.
Those were the days my friend. Now they are teenagers. Speaking as a mother of a 16 year old darling son - Ahhhhhhhhh!!! 👠⌚
Those who have never seen aurora live will rarely believe how dynamic it can be. This is a montage of a series of auroral shots, 6 second exposures, over a period of 6 minutes total, between 19:45 and 19:51 local time, 2005-12-31, taken from our balcony in Tromsø, northern Norway.
These are full-frame fisheye frames, camera looking slightly below vertical, which means that the aurora is filling a good portion, more than 40%, of the sky, although it's not spectacularly bright. The light in the lower left corner of every frame is the roof of our house, in the lower right corner is the house across the street.
View large, obviously
Those were the common kind of baskets made in our factory in Lillerød - now called Allerød 1902 -1970
Those are German paratroopers by the trough in Honsfeld. One of them is tying his boots. It is well known that the Germans used to prefer the American boots, and I suspect this paratrooper is putting on boots from the dead American on the left. The road to Bullingen is on the right and Kampfgruppe Peiper came in from the left. The Germans ran over these Americans, crushing the bodies
For those of you who have not visited this sacred site, we should mention that the complex is roped off. Visitors observe the stones from a distance and are not permitted within the temple complex..........special access tours allow you to be amongst the stones and to actually touch them. "A Unique Experience!"
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For those wondering why the beard is brown: Spock had black hair, his beard was reddish brown. You are not getting the joke!
Mostly inspired by this exchange.
The art is credit to the most excellent Mike Krahulik - I just put a crappy beard on it. I will take it down immediately at his or Wil's request.
Those of us on the Petworth Dogs Group would like to thank everyone who came out tonight for the Petworth Dog Walk Halloween, a costume celebration of dogs and owners. Special thanks to Domku Restaurant, our host and our sponsors for prizes in:
* Best Doggie Costume – the classic, dress 'em up!
* Best Twins – Celebrating how dogs and owners can look alike
* Best Trick – Costume or not, show your dog's skills
If you'd like to join our pack other times of the year, be sure to join the Petworth Dogs Group