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After years of searching, I thought I'd found the controls for the sun. But it turned out they were the controls for the tide in the Baltic Sea. Sorry, Helsinki, Finland! Sorry for the mix-up!
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Car Traffic on the shoot of the Belgian Feature Film “Adem” (ENG: Oxygen, 2010 - Hans Van Nuffel). This was one of the last pic’s of a something-else-roll I had. I was with 2 extra rolls of the legendary Kodachrome film I reserved specially for this occasion. It was my first time shooting with it and the last year that Kodak was still processing this film. I was pretty excited. Shot everything till got bubbles on my index finger, as usual I thought I had the best shots ever. Send it to Kodak Lausanne to develop it, they so did, but the film got lost on its way back. Long story short: I’ll never be able to say if those pictures were any good. I guess Life decided to show me that memory is the most important on this equation. At the end that’s what photography is about: eternal fragments of memory.
The control pads are very thin, and wireless, which means you can just stick them on the wall where-ever it's convenient
close up shots of my 16th birthday present to myself. it was made by steve harnack of park avenue music, lombard illinois. it's been well worn, and in dire need of a refret (i gotta get on that).
For those select few who are thrilled to be rocking the gold Apple Watch and cruising around town in their brand new Porsche, you may have a new love affair in your future. You see, Porsche now comes with Apple Watch integration via the app Porsche Car Connect.
The iOS app was released by...
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A work crew from MRM Construction repairs a huge sink hole Aug. 5, 2010 at the base of the Chula Vista Spillway, which is located in a completed portion of a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Los Angeles District flood control project. The Corps moved quickly to award a $52,000 contract to make these repairs following flooding there in late July. (USACE photo by Lee Roberts)