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Photograph clicked for The Department of Photography at Waves, the annual cultural festival of BITS Pilani K.K. Birla Goa Campus
working on some images and mr battle was helping out on some tips and didnt want to answer the "post a teaser question", so because of him i posted it. So blame it on him, not the alcohol.
oh damn that was kinda corny.
w/e
more to come soon.
Once again, a cloudy day in Sweden and a Volvo. Notice how the pile, the Volvo and the four kids are lined up.
awesomeness.
SX70 OneStep with Impossible PX70 Cool film
Another shot from my visit to the V&A with Lesley on Friday. Love this film. It's also my answer to Challenge #19 from the 52by52 Group.
Choose your favourite poem and try to represent a line of it visually.
— Marcus Bleasdale
Though not strictly a poem, its what came to mind when I saw these.
"If you can keep your head when all about you are losing theirs and blaming it on you; If you can trust yourself when all men doubt you, but make allowance for their doubting too; . . . If you can meet with Triumph and Disaster And treat those two impostors just the same . . . Yours is the Earth and everything that's in it."
-- (Joseph) Rudyard Kipling
Yes, the red kitty (sans driver) attracts attention from women. Steph is very smart, fun, funny, charming and, well, all those good things. But (sorry...) she's taken.
Next time I'll specify clothes in BRG...
Notorious former Liverpool criminal Philip Glennon in row with Liverpool council over a city fruit and vegetable stall
Aug 26 2009 by Ben Schofield, ( Liverpool Daily Post )
NOTORIOUS former city criminal Philip Glennon is preparing to square up with Liverpool council – in a row over a city fruit and vegetable stall.
Mr Glennon, 72, was jailed for six and a half years in 2003 for a string of tax dodging offences.
More than £1m in British and foreign notes were found buried at his West Derby house during a raid 1997.
But now he is preparing to fight Liverpool City Council over a move to rip down a city centre market stall.
Mr Glennon’s firm, Tribune Investments, owns 108 Bold Street, where the Christian family have run a market stall for the past 18 years. But planning chiefs say the market’s metal shelter was only meant to be a temporary measure and needs to be demolished.
The businessman is trying to block the council’s efforts by appealing an enforcement order it issued last year.
Mr Glennon, of Hawthorn Grove, West Derby, said: “I owe it to the tenant – he has been there all this time and I think they’re being unfair with them.
“They’re just denying him his livelihood. If the appeal fails the business has got to close there basically. I was advised to appeal it. I’ve heard that it’s cut and dry and I’ll not win it, but what do you do in this situation?”
The Christian family is synonymous with the fruit and vegetable trade in Liverpool and has been selling on the city’s streets for more than 125 years.
The great grandmother was the famous Lizzy Christian, who had a stall by Central Station and the old ABC cinema, and whose portrait hangs in the Tate.
The J Christian, Barrow Boy stall near Clayton Square is also run by the family. They moved back to Bold Street in 2002 after being sent to Renshaw Street.
It is now in the hands of 21-year-old Liam Christian, who took over last year from his father, John, who is ill.
Permission to build a temporary structure on the site had been given provided it would be removed two years later.
Mr Glennon’s firm applied for an extension in 2004 but was rejected by the city.
He said: “A lot of cafeterias use the stall – they all buy their fruit and veg there .”
Asked if he thought the council was giving him a hard time because of his chequered past, Mr Glennon added: “It just seems very strange. Without any evidence I just can’t say.”
The Christian family is asking customers to sign a petition to show their support.
Mr Christian said: “Do we want 125 years of family business stopping? All people are talking about is healthy eating, but they’re getting us out of the city centre, it’s crazy.”
Blame de Tsutomu Nihei, manga cyberpunk (un peu de mal avec ce genre de vocabulaire) comptant 10 tomes parus chez Glenat.
Stop blaming your family. If you want to change your body, suck it the f*ck up, drop the donut, and go on a run. If you do not want to put in the effort, you don't get the right to complain. #NoExcuses
She was sitting on her backpack at the intersection of Damen and North Avenue in Chicago's Wicker Park Neighborhood.
It was about nine in the evening.
Her and her boyfriend were travelling.
They didn't seem to know where... somehow they just ended up here.
The destination didn't seem to matter.
I only get fragments of the story on the street.
She's from Canada and he's from California.
They said travelling in Canada was too expensive.
'But they have free healthcare' I said.
They both laughed and kind of sighed at the same time.
My daughters pointed them out to me.
As soon as I started shooting she got up and we talked as I shot.
A stranger came up with a twelve pack of Goose Island beer and just started handing them bottles that they put in their pockets while we talked.
She told me that she was on facebook... under 'Blame Canada.'
They were looking for a place to sleep and take a shower.
You could see that they were weary of the road.
You could also see a certain happiness and freedom about them.
They were in love and they were on a journey together.
Faces on the street
Chicago 5.6.11
35mm 1.8 SOOC
On a sunny Sunday in January 2025, I took my Mamiya RZ67 for a walk around Steglitz. I wanted to take some black-and-white pictures of the Bierpinsel and a tunnel that is closed for construction.
I'm still getting used to this camera, but I am getting a handle on it and how to use it with a tripod. The results are getting closer to what I had in mind. I used an expired Rollei Superpan 200, and I blame it for the debris and the numbers that you can see in the pictures here.
Also, this was the first time I self-developed a film using Rodinal, and I'm happy with the results!
Today's finale was the Calypso Ladyboy Cabaret, and what a show it was. Humour, tragedy, glamour, talent – it was a breathtaking extravaganza that had me looking at the performers in a way I never have. The ladyboys in Thailand are known as katoyes, they dress and live as women, and are largely accepted into society as a whole. Thais believe being a katoey is a result of transgressions in past lives and that they deserve pity rather than blame.
The show featured performers at every stage of their transformation from boys to ladies. They undergo hormone replacement therapy but some shows don't allow them to perform after the final op, as technically no longer ladyboys. There is no way however that some of those performers in some of those outfits were able to disguise their masculinity! These are some of the most beautiful women around.
I get blamed for some crazy jumping ideas but this one was not mine! I wish I could take credit though :)
Tram 5 descends the mountain
Car No.5 was delivered to the Snaefell Mountain Railway in Spring 1895, the fifth of six identical vehicles built by G.F. Milnes of Birkenhead. In common with the rest of the fleet, the Car was delivered unglazed however this had been fitted by 1896, and a roof clerestory the following year to increase the levels of comfort for passengers. Mather & Platt electrical gear and control systems were used, and the Car had gained a roof-mounted advertising board by the early 1900s.
The Summit-end Control equipment was changed in 1903/04 from the original Mather and Platt example to use a General Electric K11 Controller, and later a K12 Controller in 1954. Apart from this, the Car remained little altered for nearly seventy years, although No.5 regularly swapped its trucks with Works Car No.7 until at least the early 1950s.
On the 16th August 1970, a fire started by an underfloor short circuit whilst No.5 was at the Summit, and the vehicle was rapidly reduced to its frames, trucks and one cab end. The fire was initially blamed on the advertising board fitted to the Car, with high winds causing No.5 to ‘rock’ and loosen wires, however it is now thought that the regular swapping of trucks between No.5 and No.7 mentioned above meant that the Cars wiring was in far poorer condition than any of the six passenger Cars on the system, meaning an electrical fault caused the events that year.
With the frames and trucks reusable, a new body was built for No.5 by H D Kinnin of Ramsey, being built in only eleven months. The superstructure remained mostly the same however the Car was not rebuilt with a clerestory, and was fitted with modern bus-style windows. The ‘new’ No.5 returned to active service on the 8th July 1971. The Car was also fitted with cushioned bench seats and remains the only Snaefell vehicle to be so fitted.
Although the original equipment was reused, it would be replaced itself seven years later, with the original Mather and Platt traction motors becoming worn out. The decision was made to re-quip the entire 6 car-fleet as a whole with materials and control equipment from German Aachen Tramcars fabricated inside replica 1895-style trucks built by London Transport
manxelectricrailway.co.uk/snaefell/stocklist/motors/snaef...
Elizabeth said it wouldn't be too spicy. I'm hoping so, cause I sure suck at handling spicy stuff. (-_-) It's like my taste buds just give up and everything tastes like dirt if I eat something really spicy. Where's the fun in that? I blame my parents and their lack of adventurous food.
Behind the scenes shoot from The Men That Will Not Be Blamed For Nothing video shoot for the song GIN! - London, September 2013
Falling in love is easy, staying in love not so much so.
You were in love once.
There was a time in your relationship when you couldn’t wait to see your partner. When, just like Tony and Maria in West Side Story, the minutes apart seemed liked hours, and the hours like days.
And when you ...
howdoidate.com/relationships/love/how-to-rise-to-the-chal...
これは私のお気に入りに属し、この種のアニメーションが大好きです、美しいカラーパレット、この品質のSFアニメーションが大好きです、これらがもっと欲しいです ♥ #manga #マンガ #anime #animation #アニメーション #BLAME #scifianimation #scifi #cyberpunk #cyberpunkanime #japan #アニメ #責め
This is how you bind a badminton racket handle. I am interested in how the beginning of the string is held in place by the subsequent wrapping of the string.
This is the finger of blame, restrained.
Whilst one finger points away from you three fingers point back at you.
I am glad I went to Sunday school....
This was not taken in January.
Florets of goldenrod (Solidago). Goldenrod is a very common plant. The Wikipedia article on them says that they get unfairly blamed for causing a lot of allergy problems, but those are mostly caused by ragweeds, not goldenrods, which are more conspicuous..
To see more goldenrod photos, Go to my "Goldenrod" set, click on the "goldenrod" or "Solidago" tag. You'll see a few of my photos, and if you click on the "See everyone's photos . . .," then, you'll see a lot more.
Thanks for looking. As usual, larger sizes available.
A few days after this news story (which was completely politically motivated) it was announced that Fiddy would be allowed in. There was just too much money at stake! We're such f**kin hypocrites!
Hip-hop hold-up
Canadian Press, November 23, 2005
Immigration Minister Joe Volpe has been asked by one of his Liberal colleagues to prevent hip-hop artist 50 Cent from coming to Canada.
Born Curtis Jackson in Queen's, N.Y., 50 Cent -- or Fiddy, as he's also known -- is to launch a Canadian tour Dec. 3 in Vancouver.
But the rapper promotes gun violence, said Toronto MP Dan McTeague, who wants Mr. Volpe to turn back 50 Cent at the border. "I don't think people in Toronto or any urban centre need or want to hear Mr. Jackson's message right now."
The musician performed in Toronto in 2003, where Mr. McTeague points out there was a shooting.
"I think it's time we send a message of our own to those who glorify violence that their gratuitous violence and movies are not welcome in our country," Mr. McTeague said.
"We need to do a better job at protecting Canadians from people whose message runs counter to all of our efforts of trying to curb gun violence."
A spokesman for Mr. Volpe said last night that he was unaware of the letter. The Immigration Minister would not comment on an individual case anyway, Steven Heckbert said.
The rapper has a criminal record, and would be required to obtain a ministerial permit to enter Canada, although such permits are issued regularly, he added.
"It's permission that's granted typically about 12,000 times a year," Mr. Heckbert said.
50 Cent's Canadian tour is also scheduled to stop in Halifax, Saint John, Montreal, Quebec City, Toronto and Ottawa.
Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vietnam_Veterans_Memorial
(I combined 7 found photos and my artwork for this montage /collage)
There's A Wall In Washington ~ Iris Dement
There's a wall in Washington
and it's made of cold black granite
They say 60,000 names are etched there in it
in that wall in Washington
A father, he traveled from far away
to walk the path 'til he finds that name
He reaches his hand up and traces each letter
The tears they fall as his memories gather
for the boy who filled his heart with pride
is now but a name that's been etched
in the side of this wall in Washington
A mother she traveled from far away
to walk the path 'til she finds that name
She reaches her hand up and traces each letter
The tears they fall as her memories gather
She feels the baby at her breast
but her heart it breaks because all that is left
is this wall in Washington
A boy, he traveled from far away
to walk the path 'til he finds that name
He reaches his hand up and traces each letter
He stares at the name of his unknown father
His heart is young and it's filled with pain
in anger he cries out
"Who is to blame for this wall in Washington
that's made of cold black granite?
Why is my father's name etched here in it
in this wall in Washington?"
There's a wall in Washington,
there's a wall in Washington...
I suppose I can hardly blame her. Miss Minnie has just been thoroughly brushed, had her nails trimmed, and her left cheek rinsed with saline before towel drying, something she protested quite vocally. In this photo her left cheek is still visibly wet from her weepy eye, something that seems to come and go, though I suspect the heatwave of late is making it worse. If this has not cleared up in a few days I think she may need to go for a tear duct flush...of course dental issues are also in the back of my mind. All things considered, for an eight year old bunny diagnosed with suspected thymoma, she is doing remarkably well.
It's a bad desktop scan of a severely underexposed slide, but it's so bad that it's artsy. I kinda like the effect.