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Day 150. Project365.
I'm back in London, after an overnight flight from New York, where it was beautifully warm and comfortingly familiar.
So befuddled I was from lack of sleep on the plane and the uncharacteristicly warm weather, I took a lack lustre shot of the netbook as I was attempted to figure out why it died on me week 3 in America (loose battery connections, blast it).
Bah.
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sadly, most of these stickers have gone the way of things that rub off when touched. also, way to turn date stamping on and not even make it the RIGHT date. i'm awesome.
The light gone a couple of times and my iMac wake ups with a Kernel Panic Message. It does not want to work again, so I am copying the files to a FireWire Disk. I do not want to lose all my photos, all my music, all my data O_o
I have no idea what's going on here … and it's quite likely that there is really nothing going on.
I had been watching the guy in the middle for a while, mostly because he was staring intently at everyone who walked by. Or maybe not … maybe he was just listening to his music with great intensity.
But them the guy on the left strolled past, and the contrast between the two was so striking that I had to photograph it. I didn't even focus on the guy in the background, on the right hand side of the photo … but he seems to add to the overall mystery of the scene.
Note: I chose this as my "photo of the day" for Sep 27, 2013.
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I had a brief business trip to Moscow in the fall of 2013 -- arriving in the city on a Saturday morning, relaxing for the rest of the weekend, then a day of intense business at a computer conference on Monday, and finally back to NYC on Tuesday morning -- and I was hoping that I could take advantage of my brief period of free time to get some photographs of the city. Ideally, I was hoping to visit Red Square at sunrise and sunset; and I even considered taking one of those garishly-colored tour buses around the city to see what might be interesting.
Alas, none of that happened, simply because of the weather: it was raining when I arrived on Saturday morning, it was raining harder when I left on Tuesday morning, and it drizzled and rained most of the time in between. Some people enjoy walking around in the rain, but I'm not one of them. I also don't really enjoy trying to photograph during rainy weather, though I know that it's sometimes possible to get some really interesting results. And I have to admit that I'm pretty paranoid about getting my digital cameras wet.
As it turned out, there was one brief break in the weather, late on the Sunday afternoon: the rain stopped, the clouds cleared, and the sun even came out. I grabbed my little Sony RX-100 MkII pocket camera, leaving my larger Sony A65 DSLR behind, and headed out of my hotel, walking a couple blocks up Neglinnaya Street to a shopping promenade on Kuznetskiy Most -- where there were throngs of people strolling, shopping, and enjoying various unrecognizable snacks and munchies from little food stalls along the street.
I walked around for a while, and then found a quiet bench where I could park myself and watch the ebb and flow of traffic in both directions on Kuznetskiy Most, snapping shots of anything (and anyone) that looked interesting. At the end of an hour, I had gotten some 375 shots … and then the clouds returned, and the rain commenced once again. I scampered back to my hotel before the rain got too heavy, uploaded the digital images to my laptop computer, and did most of the editing on the long 9-hour flight back to New York a couple days later.
A couple of these photos could have been taken anywhere: you can't really tell whether you're looking at something in the middle of New York City, or the middle of Moscow. But some of them -- indeed, most of them -- show us a mix of faces and dress styles and architecture that could only have been taken in Moscow...
Change your Leopard's Login Screen background:
- Go to: Macintosh HD > System > Library > CoreServices
- Locate the file "DefaultDesktop.jpg"
- Create a JPEG image matching the size of it.
- Replace the file with your newly created image (You might want to rename the old one first, eg: "xDefaultDesktop.jpg").
- Restart your Mac.