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Canon A1 with Canon FD f1.2/55mm, Fuji Pro 800Z
Taken at the darkroom, not my negs but I liked how the whole scene was set up.
Staying in Mumbai for a few days (after London) for work. This is a view from my hotel room at the ITC Grand Central.
Collateral for an upcoming series at Church of the Resurrection: W*RK! Not Just Another 4-Letter Word.
老媽今天第1天照顧金柏妘
她說妘起床後總共睡不到2小時
喝飽入睡一會兒就驚醒了
不知是否沒有看到爸媽而害怕
另外老婆終於放完56天的產假
正式回到工作岡位上班了
而我則因雨下太大而直接開車上班
回程時在楊梅附近依然是塞車
我想明天還是騎車去坐火車較方便
Today is the first day that Grandma
serve as babysitter, she said Boyun
don't sleep well all day and total only
sleep around 2 hours. Carol start to
work after around 56 days for maternity
leave. I go to work by car throuhg
highway, but the traffic is terrible when
I come back home. Thus, I decide to go
to work by driving MOTO to take the train
tomorrow.
Week 4, Day 5
Sharing a cigar out the back. The liberating feeling of knowing that the test paper is over and there isn't going to be another one on this topic...
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Mine on left is 670mL, Beau on right is 700mL. Total 25-30min to make. Not too bad.
We had a sushi night on Saturday, resulting in left-over sushi rice. So, Monday morning I got up and made us little hand-rolled sushi. They are made in a similar way to onigiri, (although not triangular shaped, I can do that, it just doesn't fit so well in the containers) with tuna mix on the inside. It was a bit messy and would have been much easier if the rice hadn't been so sticky. My flatmate made the rice and I don't think he rinsed it first. Tsk, tsk.
The Only Thing That Overcomes Hard luck is Hard work..
On one of my birding trips near Jeypore I saw this old man carrying a heavy log balanced on his shoulders. He did not give me enough time to take a proper shot hence the taken image is a bit soft. Nothing photographically exceptional about this image. This is just a perspective to highlight the hard work done by this old man. His weathered body shows signs of ageing but he has aged well. Tough enough to take on more hardships that life might throw before him. God Bless Him.
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A low-res, flatbed scan of a 6x7 (2 1/4 x 2 3/4 inch) transparency.
A long exposure of the cool, old section of the east side of the San Francisco Bay Bridge and suggestion of the new one being worked on late at night.
Why this other person couldn't do the work, even though she forced herself on the project, I will never know. Its easy work that only will take about an hour or so once a week to do but it pisses me off she feels she's my boss and can tell me what to do.
Yesterday I got an email from her saying "we" need to do this. I replied back pretty much telling her to go ahead and get to it. She forwarded the email to my boss, and now it's my job. I had this in my NSM Part 1 video but decided to edit it out since people at work know my website address.