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This is one of the xrays of my broken arm from my bicycle accident. You can't really see the breaks in this xray. At least I can't. But they tell me they are there.
Cherries, an apple, and an orange. Plus, a flower. We blasted those things in the Faxitron, and this is the 2nd best we could get. Xiao has the best one we got.
This image of Reggie's left stifle (knee) shows how arthritic he has become. If his ruptured cranial cruciate ligament had been tended to when the injury happened, he wouldn't have this degree of arthritis now. His imminent surgery will halt the damage, but it won't make it better. (X-ray courtesy of the Richmond Animal Hospital.)
Pam has a lot of problems with her knees. She's been taking anti inflammatory tablets but still the swelling persists.
The doctor decided to send her for an x-ray to see what was going on. Radiology and other numerous ologies are carried out at a clinic in Orihuela so that is where she went.
Within half an hour Pam, had the pictures in her hand ready to take back to the doctor.
The process would have been quicker but they only had a skeleton staff on that day -boom boom!!
See how the bones don't meet smoothly and are bent at an angle. Nothing is supposed to poke up like you see there. The doctor says I probably broke my collarbone years ago and didn't get it treated. It healed wrong.
I injured my shoulder 5 years ago taking out a tree stump. Went to the doctor and they didn't seem to notice.
AM I BACK!!?
Who knows, i forgot all about Flickr.
Here are some thigs ive been doing at school.
SCHOOL IS OVER! forever. wow.
These were apart of an assignment i did for school. Some I used and some i didnt. I will upload piccys when it comes back from being marked in Wellington.
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The little dude gave us a New Year's present, in his own distinct fashion. On December 29th he swallowed a metallic ball from a magnetic constructor that he has been playing with for well over a year. "Gimme magnetic stick to pull them out", he said. Well, that sucked, we thought. Having watched an ER episode in which a little boy has a very hard time after he swallowed a bunch of magnetic balls, we took him to the urgent care right away, when they took this X-ray.
"Oh, look! There are two of them!", said the technichian looking at the screen.
Shit.
Fortunately for everyone, the balls weren't magietic, and the doctor said that these things were probably the least harmful to swallow. They will pass in several days, he said. You just have to put on your rubber gloves and go through his, well, poop. To make sure, he said. If they aren't out in a week, come back.
So, being a diligen father, I put on my gloves that I didn't have, and waded through the dude's night vase every night. Result? The shot at hand.
And the fact that my dad refers to the Little Dude now only as "The Iron Man".
May the new year bring you something better than the last one.
So I think I'll finish this project at last. I debated with myself a lot whether I should start a brand new one or just stick to the old one, and decided to do the latter.
Strobist setup:
* Camera:
* Sunpak 5000AF left, 1/64, 1/2 blue gel, sheet of paper as a diffuser
* Sunpak 5000AF right, 1/64, 1/2 CTO gel, sheet of paper as a diffuser
And look, I even included a setup shot!
Setup shot: click HERE
Getting the hang of Fujifilm HRU Xray film. Streaky negs due to terrible processing techniques :)
Linhof 5x7 Technika III shot with Bausch @ Lomb Zeiss Unar f5.6 lens (focal length unknown)
En dat is het echte eindresultaat ontdaan van huid en vlees.
De hele operatie is nagenoeg pijnloos verlopen.
And this is the endresult apart from skin and flesh. A job well done.
The entire operation caused little to no pain at all.
reminds me of an xray.... although you wouldn't be very well if this was your xray.
must be an alien then.....
my first flickr picture!
a picture of a cd with some basic editing
taken on my phone
edited on my phone
Well...I was in Connecticut recently for a family emergency. While I was there I thought I would get a fishing license, go fishing and think things out. Later that day I went to my buddy's house and low and behold there was a rope swing in his backyard.
"Have a go" he says. So like the dummy I can be, I did...
...I swung out, started to spin and swung back. No problem, except when I tried to stop and get off of it, my foot slipped off the "launching rock" and away I went out in an arc. At first I was going away from the tree then I was heading straight for it going backwards. I put my left arm out behind me to brace the impact, dumb move on my part.
First the wrist hit, then my shoulder, then my head, and finally I dropped 3 or 4 feet to the ground. My buddy said when my head hit he could hear it go clear up the 40ft stump.
By now, most people are saying "why didn't you just jump off?" Well, at the "launching rock" the seat on the swing is about 2ft off the ground at full swing out you are about 25ft off the ground, a real steep section of yard, so just jumping off wasn't really an option. Neither was fishing, I never did get to go.
So remember boys and girls...Feel as young as you want but act your age!
This image of Reggie's left stifle (knee) shows how arthritic he has become. If his ruptured cranial cruciate ligament had been tended to when the injury happened, he wouldn't have this degree of arthritis now. His imminent surgery will halt the damage, but it won't make it better. (X-ray courtesy of the Richmond Animal Hospital.)