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When the tire blew out while going 60 on the freeway I thought for sure someone would go into me before I could move to the shoulder so I immediately looked in the rear view mirror to see who was behind me. Then I put the right turn signal on and hit the hazard lights. Luckily there was a very observant trucker behind me who helped me get to the shoulder. First he slowed way down because I was suddenly moving very slowly. He signaled so he could move to the right and when it was clear he slowly moved over a lane so I could move over in front of him. He did this three times so I could get to the shoulder! Thank you, thank you, thank you. I LOVE truckers!!!
Guust Flater on a Suzuki GT750, with heated suite, he burns he ass when he has to stop for the police.
Trailhead located at milepost 308.2 on the Blue Ridge Parkway. View northeast with Grandfather Mountain in the far right covered with a blanket of clouds.
My brother is planning to make a cardboard cutout of himself to leave with his 3 beautiful baby girls. He hopes that will help them not miss him quite as much while he is in Kuwait. He leaves next week.
Strobist: Pentax AF360FGZ with 43" soft silver umbrella at camera left. Vivitar 285 HV with 40" shoot-through umbrella to camera right. Strobes controlled by Cactus V2s wireless triggers.
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This is where I got a flat tire on my motorcycle on the QEW in Ontario Canada between Buffalo, NY and Toronto.
Dedicated to Dan Fogelberg on the eve of his birthday. The world lost an amazing artist and storyteller this past year.
My obligatory shot of the Flat Iron Building at Front and Church. I snapped in between stops on our two stop pub crawl.
We built some flats for our entrance facade. I think it looks like a big version of Mr. Rogers' trolley at this point.
Linda, Elisabeth and Christoph had to try out a new receipt of mine. It tasted great! =)
Which reminds me, I gonna bake that again soon.
Well, I would have to upload something from that first roll of film from my Autocord, right?
This is shot on expired XP2 and I'm pretty sure at a reasonable aperture. The depth of field of a 6x6 camera is going to take some getting used to. At least the B-word from the Autocord looks nice.
Now I've scanned films developed by two different shops and in both cases I have problems with dust, or something, on the negatives. Probably my biggest problem when it comes to scanning, right now. Tips would be very much appreciated.
Hope I can pull another photo off this roll. I had one that looked promising but the focus might be off. I'll have to look into it in Lightroom.
well what a day a had yesterday. i was riding my motorbike when suddenly my rear tyre exploded. luckily i wasn't driving fast. i slowly turned to the side of the road making sure the flat tyre stays in the rim. i checked the damage and saw a 4 inch gash on the tire. no way i was getting out from this mess easy, a riders nightmare. i searched for the culprit that caused this mess and i found the rusted flat iron bar. i thought to myself how unlucky that out of the countless of vehicles that passed through today it had to be me and considering that i only have two wheels. i called the bike towing service and the guy who answered my call said he will get back to me as soon as a tow vehicle is available. i waited and waited, under the midday sun, then an hour had passed by, i was exasperated and becoming desperate when this guy on a small motorbike stopped and offered assistance. after sharing with him my story he said that there's a vulcanizing shop about 70 meters away. there were bushes so you could hardly see the shop. so to make the story short, the shop was able to fix my tyre just good enough for me to ride the bike to a motorbike shop and buy a new set of tyres.. a good ending to a miserable day he he he
The first time I came across "les pêches plates" (flat peaches) was in France but I've since come across them here in the UK, now and then.
They are also known as doughnut (or donut peaches, saturn peaches and even UFO peaches...
I bought these at the local newsagent/ grocer at the top of my road yesterday...