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Looking to the northeast from the top visitor deck at Petrin Tower, the St Vitus Cathedral and the surrounds show just a hint of shade on this otherwise fine-weather day.
Leica R3, 28mm f/2.8 Elmarit, Kodak Gold.
I shot this blindly; had to take the camera apart, stick it through a hole in the fence, and put it back together on the other side...
February 2020 Fog Delaware River
Image Capture:
Nikon F100 35mm SLR w/50mm f/1.4 AFD lens
Kodak Portra400
Exposure 1/640sec f/11 ISO 400
Developed and digitized by Indie Photo Lab.
“Three grand essentials to happiness in this life are something to do, something to love, and something to hope for.”
Joseph Addison
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While London and most of the south of the UK experience life in Tier 4 restrictions because of Covid (which is really lock down in all but name) one of the many messages we hear is only travel if it is essential. This prompted me to post yet another picture of me getting nowhere fast on one of Boris's bikes.
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Every time I drive by this farm, I think that it would make a wonderful photograph. In so many ways, it's no different than most of the other farms in the region . . . every building . . . every piece of equipment . . . and every head of stock represents a decision to invest in the future. And that's where much of their wealth is . . . right there, in plain sight.
I may be naive, but it occurs to me that you're looking at the foundation of the American economy . . . as you fly over the vast expanse of America, what do you see as far as the eye can see? Farms. Big farms. Small farms. Farm, after farm, after farm . . . and on every farm, the farmers and workers are there every day, sun-up to sun-down, and even longer . . .
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Critical infrastructure
Outfit photos on my blog will continue for the foreseeable future as I work in emergency services and continue to get dressed and go to work.
Expect this background for my outfit-of-the-day photos for the next few weeks. Although I comply with the stay-at-home order during my personal time, my work time requires me to go to the office to complete essential business.
Blazer, James Jeans. Dress, BB Dakota (thrifted). Tights, We Love Colors. Boots, Lauren Ralph Lauren. Sunglasses, Sojos. Earrings, thrifted.
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Now I've had my eye surgery it's imperative that I wear good quality sunglasses that block all UVA and UVB light, plus I wanted shatterproof lenses. I've never bought sunglasses before and I was amazed at some of the ridiculous prices for the designer brands - and the cheaper end of the market seemed just that, 'cheap' and made with poor quality materials.
Quite by chance I came across 'Sunwise', a British company with a huge range of styles, their prices vary but start at a very resonable level.
Studio 26 flash assignment. Straightforward use of flash, the speedlight with a small softbox on was positioned behind the light tent and set on manual, 1/2 power.
117 pictures in 2017 (32) essential
Essen - Food. A bit on the left, the word Kleider - clothes - is sprayed on the ground, for keeping a charity distribution tidy and organized. I'd have a hard time coming up with clear concrete examples, but I feel a creeping pauperization of people who were managing to make it through the month and don't quite manage to anymore. The government really needs to start thinking out of the box and come up with ways to help them out now. Later won't do.
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ODC-Smelly
This has a very strong and distinctive smell that is hard to describe. Read the tags for a complete list of the oils in this, they are quite smelly! We don't want to put any chemicals on Shizandra. So we put this on her before taking her outside.
Now watch the video www.youtube.com/watch?v=JDR6_pbp4h4
On June 22nd, our county town of Dorchester will witness a spectacular historic event, as over one hundred military vehicles from World War II make their way through the streets! This military convoy is more than just a parade of vintage machines, but also a living tribute to the brave soldiers, men and women, who fought and sacrificed during the D-Day landings 80 years ago.