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nothing to see here - except a broken camera?!?
Any suggestions as to how to fix the white dots all over the shot - these spots are appearing in all my night/dark shots... possibly Hot Pixels? - if so how do I get this fixed.
I do not want to have to PS them out all the time.
South West Trains 455864 departs Oxshott for Waterloo, showing off its damaged window.
Still, could be worse... at least a cement mixer didn't fall off the bridge.
Oxshott railway station, Oxshott, Surrey.
10. Mai 2018
Photo by Hagen Hoppe . www.hagenhoppe.com
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Canon 30D pété, l'objectif sigma 17-70mm à aussi pri... petite pause de photo en attendant de pouvoir financer du nouveau matos....
Jumping on my sister's trampoline. Really just a freak thing, she was crying telling me she twisted her ankle. The break is the lower leg right by the knee. :(
On broken wings I'm falling
And it won't be long
The skin on me is burning
By the fires of the sun
On skinned knees
I'm bleeding
And it won't be long
I've got to find that meaning
I'll search for so long
Cry ourselves to sleep
We will sleep alone forever
Will you lay me down
In the same place with all I love
Mend the broken homes
Care for them they are our brothers
Save the fading light in our souls
In my opinion seeing is to know
What you give
Will always carry you
And who's to say
We won't survive it too.....
(Inspired from the song called "Broken Wings" by Alter Bridge)
10. Mai 2018
Photo by Hagen Hoppe . www.hagenhoppe.com
More Larp-Photos: www.exploregraphy.com/category/stories/larp/
Nutzungsrechte: Creative Commons BY-NC-ND
Part of an eBay return which arrived damaged. This is the second of a series of photos I took to show eBay so that I could get a return.
Here are the glass beads again from my broken necklace incident yesterday (www.flickr.com/photos/bjornert/8514194359/), this time on some boardwalk planks.
Some lady came up to me while I was taking this to ask me "if I was ok"... Apparently its not normal to lie on your stomach, by yourself, in the middle of the day, on a public walkway -- even if you are just trying to get a really low perspective on a photo. Who knew!
I guess sometimes you just have to let people think you're weird in order to get the shot you want. Oh well :)
Just when I was about to start a 6 hour long flight, the Kindle's screen got messed up. It worked fine all other previous days, but decided to break on the day of my return flight. I had no backup physical books, so I wasted a trip day without reading.
A cute little box crafted by my granddaughter but which somehow jumped off my deck. I found it on the grass downstairs with the missing piece nowhere to be found. A quick text message to my daughter with this photo confirmed it was our family heirloom.
Added DoF with Aviary which stripped my EXIF info. I hate when that happens. Taken on August 29, 2013. EXIF below.
the broken bone is too tiny to pin, so the hand surgeon put me in a splint for 6 weeks. i'm only typin' with 9 digits and hopin' that my left index finger's first knuckle works right when I get the splint off.
ODC - BROKEN - June 6 - 12, 2022 - My daughter sent me this bowl about 10 yrs ago and it arrived broke in half, my sweet hubby glued it back together for me. It was handmade and painted!
In the 80s and 90s, I wore a Casio Telememo 30 Database watch. When they first came out, they cost about $70. This Casio Telememo 30 Database watch could be considered as one of the first smartwatches. Not only did it have the usual function of telling time, but it also had a stopwatch, a calendar and space to store phone numbers/fax numbers.
This one is actually one of the later versions of these watches, and it has an indiglow style backlit screen. I also had an earlier version of this watch, which was the World Time watch, which had the same functions, but stored 10 less entries, and used a front light. I bought this one when the watch band on the old one broke.
Nowadays, we don't store information on our watches, we store them on our cellphones or PDAs. While in college, I upgraded to a Swatch, and this watch was my backup until it ran out of battery. When I did that, I put it aside into a box, and was rather surprised when I opened the box one day and found that the watch band had completely disintegrated.