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Taken in July 2008, CN07HVL was a newish member of the Veolia fleet, being a year old B7RLE with Plaxton Centro bodywork.
Seen here in Brecon, it would pass via Ensign after Veolia's closure to First Worcester as their 66698
Matilda's zombie impression looks an awful lot like an intoxicated child. A similarity that the local authorities did not fail to notice.
You know, if you bothered to put Kaya in a catalog, the people at AGPNY might have figured out that Talto isn't meant to be strangled by the travois.
For the theme "Fail".
I spelt it wrong, see? :-)
Just wanted a go at doing some torch writing really, hadn't done it before. Pity the backdrop is our dining room though.
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Thanks Niko for inviting me to tag along.
strobist info: one ab-800 camera right feathered off model at 1/4 power with medium softbox, one ab- 400 at 1/2 power camera right feathered off model with medium softbox and one ab-1600 with shoot through umbrella at 1/4 power on a boom high 3/4 as key light
do you think they could have changed the wording around a bit? this is an ad for an online quiz, by the way.
This goes to me because I didn't take any pictures today. I guess tomorrow I'll just take double or triple or something because I'm going to the city. But I didn't want to leave ya'll with nothing so I give you this. Me being bored with index cards, a sharpie, and a mac.
says made with REAL orange juice then at the bottom it says it a "simulated drink". Very confusing. Had fun with the waiter. I told them I was going pay with "simulated" cash for my simulated drink. LOL
This is a nice looking pannier, but not at all designed to actually stay on a rack. Mine falls off 2-3 times per day. Luckily no major accidents have been caused, and my laptop (which I now realize should not go in one of these) still works, but this thing was already falling apart, as well as falling off, after 1 month of use.
Might work as a short ride/market bag, but don't ride over any bumps or 10 mph. It IS, however, pretty effectively waterproof.
Adjusted the headset yesterday and this morning I realized that the rear brake cable is on the wrong side of the stem. Oh well...
Today my GP tried to remove my magnetic implant, but it proved difficult- it had migrated deep in my finger, and came apart as he tried to get a hold of it. Almost from the first incision before he got anywhere near it shards of the magnet started coming out, and it seems the main body of the magnet adhered to scar tissue. For now, and probably ever, it's staying inside.
Returning from my morning constitutional I found a bobcat sitting at the head of the breakfast table. She was wearing my glasses and reading the Financial Times. I lured the wildcat away with the inflatable fish in the kitchen sink which also appeared this morning. Why does April always start this way? A few blocks from our house, Joe’s Tires is having a HUGE BLOWOUT sale. It doesn’t appear to be an April Fools joke.
::::/365 failed. :'(
After a long hard night of thinking, I have decided to not continue with my 365 project this year. I am very upset with myself, but between school, work, projects, everything senior year is throwing at me, I just don't have enough time.
I never uploaded my pictures on time, I don't have photoshop to edit them, I will admit sometimes I cheated like taking a pic the following day of what I wanted to capture the previous day but forgot, etc...
The good news is you haven't seen the last of me, for I will start the 52 Weeks project first. This will get me ready to start 365 next year. I plan to start 52 Weeks at the beginning of summer. For now I will just have fun taking pictures of whatever I want and not be stressed about taking one everyday. I still hope my pictures inspire people and no one has to worry because I will still take pictures, just not everyday. :)
Thank you for all those who have commented my pictures and helped me become a better photographer. I also envy those who are able to keep up with their 365 projects. :) ....and I tagged people in this picture who's pictures inspired me and I want to thank them also. :)
Part fish, part corn, Team Co-op's Crappie Corn didn't make it past the Bay. Still, it was the first sculpture to cross the finish line so the crowd gave it a rousing cheer while the Kinetic Madness band played a fanfare.
In this shot, I got to around 40 points, and then failed. Later, while not taping, I got 70 points (out of a total of 100).
See it again in HD, on Vimeo
I FAILED!
I tried to do smokey eyes but i got something in my eye and literary start to cry :'(
I had to remove all the makeup before i got a picture of the makeup (that even wasn't very pretty)
I think this was a good photo to start with, because this photo indicate my start of this Flickr journery - you learn from you mistakes and a lot of good things start with a fail. Sometimes you have to fail to got it right. If my next photo is alright, you know i failed at first time.
Everybody have to start somewhere in my case its here!
Sorry for my bad english, haha xD
My "travelin' kid", freight train hoppin', "homeless" daughter and her 11 month old Rott mix Pippen were here for a 2-week visit. One evening near the end of her stay I got the bright idea to do a portrait of her and Pipps. ha! I set up lights and a funky backdrop, but neither she nor the dog were really into a modeling session. Not very cooperative. We all gave up after less than 15 minutes.
It's not the primer-and-undercoat paintjob, though; it's putting the single brake on the rear wheel. You know, the one that's fixed to your feet. Classy.
(We were pretty convinced this was fixed and not singlespeed, given the rear hub, although the double chainring confuses matters).
Our air popper is packed and in storage in Indianapolis, so I'm trying to find a way to make popcorn in the condo. I don't have a pot that's large enough (and has a lid) to pop on the stove, so I decided to try "homemade" microwave popcorn.
In general it worked--popcorn popped--but there was a bit of an accident. Interestingly, the popcorn kernels that were shot out of the hole never popped even though the kernels inside continued to pop.
So I was in Melbourne, on holidays, and made it to the Formula 1 circuit at Albert Park. Had this idea for a photo, but pressed the wrong button and ended up taking a panorama rather than a sphere photo. Duh!!
34027 Taw Valley, supposed to be running at Giants of Steam but sadly failed. Seen outside the shed at Sheffield Park.
I've been playing about with capturing action perfectly still, and making a mess in the progress.
Check out Creative Splurges for the background to these shots. creativesplurges.com/2014/06/27/milking-a-splash/