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"Slick and I were the only survivors of the crash, we were on a mission to Naboo when we were shot down by a droid gunship. We've set up a radio to send out a transmission, but it has only attracted more droids, we're running out of food, out of water, we're not sure if we'll make it much longer."
As a starter experiment in cloning myself... I'm quite certain that over the course of my 365, more of xan will follow! :P
I'm very unhappy with this photo (lighting, colours, composure... plus the two images don't blend together too well - took an hour on PS), but its the most effort that I've put into a 365 so far... if another cloning is to take place, lessons will have been learned!
My old "Les Paul" style clone, bought by my family as a project kit for my 50th birthday.
Not really furniture quality timber but I wanted it to look a bit of a "relic", like me, so I finished it with "gun stock oil".
Then I junked the generic "Far East" chrome P/ups and fitted a pair of Dimarzio "Blues Buckers" which are styled as "Humbuckers" but are more like P90's. They could melt or saw your ears off!
Nice. but it rarely comes out of it's velvet coffin and into the light of day, since it got the Line6 Variax 600 "dial a guitar".
Canon EOS 450D + EF 100mm Macro.
board from the back, fully wired, inputs with schielded cables.
The blank wire is ground. If you want to build such an amp, I strongly recommend not to do it like this, although it is shown in various tutorials. I got very strong annoying hum. So I cut off the ground wire at two points and had three seperate ground leads (pre-amp, phase splitter, output stage). I connected the pre-amp section to the input jacks ground and the rest to a ground point near the power transformer. Now the amp is very quiet.
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so, how does it feel being totally insignificant in the crowd called life?
generally, it feels fine. it feels SAFE!
occasionally, it feels... lost
that's funny. isn't it weird feeling lost when you're actually going with the flow and being the same to everyone else around you?
in fact, it's exactly where you get lost. because you don't have a destination for yourself, you have no ideas what is going on, where you are actually going, and what you are doing next
and you feel... out of reach.
la chica, el hombre y su reflejo, las cabinas, las farolas, las ventanas, las tapas de alcantarilla... todo en serie.
My first attempt at cloning.
I didn't realize how much of a problem the unicycle would be, but I like the end result. Next time I'll try with a background that's not quite so ugly :o)
I stood at the top and took photographs of cavers on their descent into Indian Grave Point. Later, when I looked at them on the computer at home, I realized I could stitch all of them together and make an unplanned panorama. I liked that it had clones in it and that I hadn't pre-planned that either. :)
DeKalb County TN.
Summer 2008.
An old monastery was founded here by St. Tighernach in the 6th century. The Round Tower stands to a height of about 75 feet, and has a square headed door and windows. It is believed the tower is from the 10th century.