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I think this was my best, the chains yet again.
It's photos like this, actually all of these pics that make my Project 8 worth doing, Only one or two of these pic was shot more than once. Just *Boom *and move on. God this made my day.
taken (04/19/09)
Every day i take photos it's like I get to see the world in a new light. It's like turning bland life and making it beautiful again. I get to see a beautiful world few get to see!
just a chain of shots takin ba me manually... liked it ... so just .. uploadin it ... pass ur comments ... so could work lil betta..
"It's difficult to sum up When Romeo Wakes, the opening salvo in Taylor Siluwé's debut short story anthology.
A string of adjectives easily spring to mind - shocking, surprising, sexy, surreal, gripping, frightening, brutal, numbing... Oh, and deeply poignant.
When Romeo Wakes makes a statement: Siluwé's work is something different, a revelation, a bit special." ka-os || theory - London
*Chained * A chainmail set with several looks!! Duct tape pasties, chain mail shirt both in multiple layers ~ leather chaps, thong, biker pants and a chain skirt!
Fashions from Rag Dollz, a lovely shop featuring Steampunk outfits, Old West ensembles, Goth, Vampire, Neko and Lolita outfits in Second Life! Visit us in world
No iron chain, or outward force of any kind, can ever compel the soul of a person to believe or to disbelieve. ~Thomas Carlyle
I am grateful for my problems. . . .
Problems call forth our courage and our wisdom; indeed, they create our courage and our wisdom. It is only because of our problems that we grow mentally and spiritually.
~ Scott Peck, The Road Less Traveled
Gratitude Series - photo #44
The Torrey Pines Gliderport sits high atop the cliffs above Black's Beach in San Diego. The sunset was pretty well hidden behind the clouds, but a gap in the clouds allowed a little bit of light to shine through.
Alice in Chains back in Australia in almost 16 years with their new singer, William Duvall playing in front of a massive crowd at the Soundwave festival in Melbourne, Australia.
The salty waters of the River Adur have working on this chain over years. The sunshine was gorgeous this evening, but made the exposure tricky - so I went for an HDR shot using 3 bracketed images
oh yes, that's right... you knew it had to happen sooner or later, poodles couldn't have all the fun! I always marvel at the chained poodle figurines that are so often seen while shopping at antique malls, thrift stores, estate sales ... but never had I seen squirrels on chains before! I had to buy it, of course. Of course!
Thermistor chains, which will atonomously log temperature fluctuations in areas of diffuse hydrothermal vent flow, await deployment on the deck of CCGS Tully, 19 May 2014. Photo by Ed McNichol.
This is from a rainy day shoot in the Stave Falls Dam Museum. I used an off camera flash to play with the lighting.
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Alice in Chains back in Australia in almost 16 years with their new singer, William Duvall playing in front of a massive crowd at the Soundwave festival in Melbourne, Australia.
I thought maybe my fence was trying to grow white hair and then I realized that the heavy fog had cause a little bit of hoarfrost. Later went out to the country to take some photos of the hoarfrost.
Very much a popular fiction by a popular author, this book, written in the late 60’s cannot fail to infuriate any clear thinking reader, with its inconsistent plot, childish contrivances, and a male chauvinistic protagonist.
[SPOILER ALERT]
Sherman, an Interpol officer, enters Amsterdam hot on the trails of a drug supplier. He is accompanied by Maggie and Belinda, two female Interpol officers, whose main criteria of selection for the job seem to be ravishing good looks, and the ability to put up with Sherman’s constant sneering.
Maclean’s Amsterdam is peopled only by crooks and very very beautiful young women. The crooks, in spite of innumerable opportunities to do so, never ever actually shoot Sherman in the head and end it. No. They try to drown him, then they try to burn him, and on one occasion they even try to kill him by making him wear headphones playing amplified sound of antique clocks. The reader is not really surprised that Sherman survives all these elaborate attempts even after stumbling into each and every trap laid out for him.
Near the end, Maggie, the semi-intelligent female dies at the hands of pitchfork yielding hay dancers, and Belinda, the completely stupid one, agrees to marry Sherman without even receiving a formal proposal.
All in all a thorough waste of time. Anyone looking for light entertainment would be well advised to steer clear of this book, and stick to Agatha Christie’s novels instead.