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A catastrophe has befallen me! My Nikon failed and has had to be sent off for expensive repairs. It has captured around 30,000 images during its life so far and I'm not giving up on the damn thing yet. It's gone to a mysterious repair centre in the south where technical wizards with skills beyond the average camera shop employee wave their wands and replace the damaged components. It'll be a few weeks till it's back in my eager hands so my uploads will be limited for now.
And I don't want the world to see me,
'Cause I don't think that they'd understand.
When everything's made to be broken,
I just want you to know who I am.
And nothing.
Ever works out.
The worst part;
I lost someone.
Ah, you gotta give props to this girl. We did this photo shoot in the freezing rain, on a steep hill, with broken glass everywhere. She's pretty hardcore.
A broken piggy bank with a $20 bill and coins
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The coastal search has its fair share of pros and cons. My latest trip resulted in a 1am rescue mission from some best mates, a shredded backpack, a busted autofocus, lost another rubber tripod foot, 2 hours of sleeping in sand and a very nasty hangover
Ayr, Scotland
Leica M Monochrom - 50mm Summicron
From the dream on the barbed wire at Flanders and Bilston Glen
From a Clydeside that rusts from the tears of it's broken men
From the realisation that all we've been left behind
Is to stand like our fathers before us in the firing line
Slà inte Mhath - Marillion
Silverton ALCo units 44s1 and 48s29 shunt loaded ore wagons in Broken Hill yard while Pacific National steel service, 7NY3 waits to head west hauled by NR41. NR114 and NR33 are also in the yard awaiting their next turn of duty on 9th March 2003.
44s1 was built as South Australia Railways 930 class locomotive 961. After going into Australian National ownership then Australia Southern Railroad it was sold to Silverton in 2000.
This is one of three Lladro figurines which unfortunately was broken by my three year old niece on one of her daring escapades. This one sustained the most damage. My mom collects these and she was just heartbroken. My dad was able to glue her head seamlessly but the lower part of her body shattered. He tried to painstakingly glue the pieces together but it's almost impossible to mend the minute pieces. She was able to stand on her own feet again however, it left two gaping holes on her flowing gown. She holds a candle which represents hope. The hope that everything can heal and mend.. in time. She's shining brightly (thanks to photoshop) with all her glory. She is once again whole.
TGIF! Have a great weekend. I will comment when I get home from work. Geesh, I feel like a broken record saying that every day. LOL! Have a good one!
Todo tiene vida
todo tiene espÃritu
todo muere
quizá algo renazca.
Dani, me encanta poder darte las gracias siempre por algo.
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Another HOT HOT HOT October day (about 26C) so I stopped by the Lynde Shores Conservation Area. According to my mum, I've tanned several shades darker since I arrived here on Thursday. Good! I'm just storing up all this natural Vitamin D before the weather turns blech again on Wednesday.
For Our Daily Challenge.
Today's challenge - Broken
Broken gauges on the pump system of a wrecked fire truck in Johnson City, Texas.
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