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Last week, I spotted this peaceful scene. A lazy afternoon walk with the four-legged friend. It's unseasonably warm here at the lake, warm but comfortable.
Btw, this no name lens continues to amaze me with its sharp and contrast rendering.
You, you're new
And I never had this taste in the past
New, you're so new
My normal hesitation is gone
And I really gravitate to your will
Are you here to fetch me out?
'Cause I've never had this taste in my mouth
Oh you're not old
And you're not familiar
Recently discovered and I'm learning about you
my first roll of film from my Slim Ultra Wide that i got from Photojojo. Its a pretty sweet, and very tiny toy camera, with a huge wide angle plastic lens, which is why i get those wicked awesome colors, flair, and vignetting.
she likes fetching sticks.
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Sunday, October 22, 2006
09 Visual Intensity 18 (2)
Part of my 9th assignment "Visual Intensity" in Sabine Sighicelli's MPV101 Fundamentals of Film Language class at Brooks Institute of Photography. Taken with a Minolta 7xi on Kodak Professional Ektachrome slide film. ASA 100, 1/125, f/8
This is a video of my cat playing fetch just after we moved in the house. When she was a kitten, she and I were playing, and it somehow turned into fetch. She's the best cat ever...I know everyone says that - but it's the truth! xxx
Fetch: go or come after and bring or take back
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Lexis enjoying her favorite passtime. (Actually, she enjoys both stick AND ball. If only there were a game that combined the two...)
Had a chat with this nice bloke who was walking his Staffie along Frinton Beach. He liked the picture.