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day 51 : 02.23.09
today after work, a coworker and i headed over to the site of our new downtown arena to grab a more current shot of the progress for a brochure we're working on. if you can't tell, that's it over on the right. luckily the oncoming darkness provided a bit of a cover-up for all the random construction materials in this particular shot... however, i found all sorts of cool things i want to take photos of for personal use. i'll be heading back over there sometime soon, i'm sure. ;)
This is last adition to my series "work", because construction of this building, where it's done, is finished. Therefore I probably won't return there anymore. I'd like to appear in one image at least, so this is me, trying to be model. As you'll notice, I'm not good photographer, but i'm worst model.
La última que añado a esta serie "work", ya que la construcción del edificio donde las hacía ya ha terminado y probablemente ya no vuelva por allí. Me apetecía salir a mí en alguna así que aquí estoy. Podéis ver como fotógrafo no soy nada del otro mundo pero como modelo soy peor, jeje.
Press "L" worth it / Pulsa "L" vale la la pena
My best "here"
I start work again today. Not really looking forward to it, but I know I will feel better once I am there.
The Union Pacific heritage of this leased Illinois Railway locomotive is evident as it sits at the quarry at Spring Valley, IL, with a couple hoppers for ballast for use on its LaSalle-Zearing line. A former BN caboose is at the rear of the train.
This was a photo I took a while back. I believe it was a trip to Boise. I love how the sunlight was shining on the ground.
Someone got roses ... and someone took pictures. February 2007. 105VR lens, handheld at 1/50th. VR was obviously working fine.
Without going into too much detail (I believe my friend Laura once called me "a bit earnest" pmsl) I help people. To be honest it can be a thankless job, helping people, but it helps to see a positive outcome to the daily grind.
I wish I didn't have to work. I could be a lady who lunches, with time to be creative, and run the house without always scrabbling around doing bits of work here and there in between work, childcare and sleep. I would be a domestic goddess in reality instead of just in my daydreams.
Anyway, wishful thinking. I do have to work and just occasionally, like today, part of helping people involves stuffing envelopes.
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465. That's how many pieces of mail I processed today - whoa!
Added note: I should probably point out that only 110 of them were this size. 100 were in envelope sizes, and the remaining were two different smaller sizes of mailers.
Working on another sketch of Sabriena, the White Rose Witch of Wensleydale. Here she is with her Yorkshire Pudding cauldron concocting her witchy cheesy brew. It’s been suggested she should have a pet toad- hence toad in the hole. Any more ideas anyone? www.facebook.com/groups/960521703958757/?ref=share
I got settled into my new desk at work since I got the promotion I've been waiting for since November when I interviewed. I really love all the new space I have compared to my previous itty bitty desk I had. Everyone was making comments here & there about how girly it was & how I seemed to have moved in, haha.
The director of the annual Chalk Festival finishes up this piece on the fourth day. Robin VanLear and her helpers lay down a very large and ambitious piece each year which often takes more than the weekend to finish.
BNSF 6014 west has a nice collection of heavy duty MoW machinery in tow, including a ballast cleaner and track tampers. Chariton, IA 6/28/14.
Alyssa Dunlap is one of two local artists who have been commissioned to paint murals on the hangars at Albert Whitted Airport in downtown St. Pete. Each work represents the airports past, present and future.
First colour slide shots taken on my RZ67 part of my self portrait project.
Big thanks to Dan and Tomasz for helping me sneek this through before the inductions!
Part of the Little Dudes series, documenting the little dudes who live in my home.
See Also: Setup photos for Berry Hard Work: Setup 1 | Setup 2 | Setup 3 | Setup 4 | Setup 5 | Setup 6 | Setup 7 | Setup 8 | Setup 9 | Setup 10 | Setup 11
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