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What I gotta do to make you love me?
what I gotta do to make you come?
what I gotta do when life strykes me?
you are stand on my mind
what I gotta do to make you want me?
Sorry seems to be the hardest word
So sad so sad what I gotta do??
What I gotta do to make you love me?
What I say so make it over?
So sad so sad....but sorry seems to be the hardest word....
what I gotta do to make you want me??!
Sorry seems to be the hardest word...
The hardest ones to catch (of course) are N&D's pair of East Lancs Nordics - while numerous Scanias and B7TLs will turn up here, I have only ever seen one of these on duty, and last month it was totally against the sun on arrival, and then parked nose-to-tail with other vehicles on layover.
At least the sun was not a problem on this occasion, though I only grabbed this shot as it was making its way to the rear of the layover queue, with seconds to spare. It certainly looks better here than it did in MASS Transit lime green !
āAutumn is the hardest season. The leavesš are all falling, and they're falling like they're falling in love with the ground.ā
~ Andrea Gibson
āThe fallen leaves in the forest seemed to make even the ground glow and burn with lightā ~ Malcolm Lowry
"November is usually such a disagreeable monthā¦as if the year had suddenly found out that she was growing old and could do nothing but weep and fret over it. This year is growing old gracefullyā¦just like a stately old lady who knows she can be charming even with gray hair and wrinkles. We've had lovely days and delicious twilights. This last fortnight has been so peaceful.... How quiet the woods are toādayā¦not a murmur except that soft wind purring in the treetops! It sounds like surf on a faraway shore." ~ Lucy Maud Montgomery, Anne of Avonlea, 1909
Dear Friendsš,
I am quickly uploading another autumnal picture, before another Autumn season is gone, and I am left with a multitude of pictures from the last few years! Having not been on Flickr for nearly one year, hasn't helped. Hence I am busily looking for the best pictures of the last three years! I hope you will enjoy them!
With loveš, Inga x
this is the hardest caption i have ever had to write and the hardest week i have ever had to make it through. this boy, my scott, scott edward william wachal, is gone. i found this while going through prints of his.
he is the reason i am on flickr. his sarcastic comments and generous favourites are half the reason my photos are viewed. he is the reason i haven't given up on photography. except now i have no clue how i will continue on my own, without his constant encouragement. i am sick because we will never know where his art would have taken him. he had the biggest ideas...for his art, and for his future.
he was my very best friend for fourteen years and now i miss him so fucking much. i don't remember my life before he was in it and there is no one with whom i laughed more. suddenly everything on this dumb website and the internet in general depresses me because each hilarious and beautiful and silly thing i see i want to send to him. we spent hours upon hours gossiping about and criticizing the countless photographers who inspired us. i've realized 20% of my sense of humour included jokes only he understood and now that part of my has to shrivel up and die alongside him. my head is full of useless knowledge about the personal lives and work of other talented artists on flickr, and i now i no longer have anyone with whom i can share that.
i have no one to borrow batteries from, no one to order bulk film with, and no one to graciously help edit my photos when i am stuck. it's no fun staying up until 4 am trying to figure out the world on my macbook alone :( i have no one to stand by my side, shoulder to shoulder, camera's in hand, and capture the crazy shit that always seemed to unfold before our eyes. i'm lonely. i'm angry. i'm lost.
and his caption only speaks about the photographer side of my scott, when there was so much more that defined him, and our friendship.
"Whatās the hardest thing about being an artist?ā
"You put so much of yourself into it. It becomes deeply personal and itās hard to distance yourself. Then those niggling thoughts creep in, and you start questioning and analysing every little thing.ā
As an artist, or a ācreativeā as certain sections of the community like to call it, Scarlettās answer very much resonated with me. I imagine almost all creative people go through the same process. I talked to Scarlett at length about this topic, both of us providing our own interpretation of our experiences and how we dealt with certain situations. We didnāt come to any great conclusion, other than to agree that the state of mind plays a vital part.
Scarlett was carrying a large A1 folder containing her entire portfolio. She had just been for an interview with the art school and said it had gone well.
Have a wonderful weekend everyone!
This picture is #030 in my second round of the 100 strangers project. Find out more about the project and see pictures taken by other photographers at the 100 Strangers Flickr Group page
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Irene hit Vermont the hardest.
At first I was unconcerned, at ease. The power went out and didn't come back till the next morning around the time my dad came home. It was kinda nice being disconnected from the world. But it left us unaware of what actually was happening. We live on top of a large hill... our house was completely unaffected.. even our roads were okay. My sister and her boyfriend came home around 6 maybe 7ish to tell us they just drove through flooding on the road connected to our road. We watched the news today to find out the rest of the state had been hit hard. There are lots of towns cut off from the rest of the state. Lots of people without power and water. Queeches bridge got swept away.. I'm so sorry, Vermont. You're all in my thoughts.
The hardest thing about taking this picture was the waiting for the leaves to stop blowing! When they are out there on the thin branches the slightest breeze will get them to bobbing up and down. There are a few here that will show a bit of blur if you enlarge the picture, but overall the leaves were behaving when I shot this.
The hardest bit of the build was (as is often the case with jets) the nose. The JSF had a down-tilted forward fuselage with a quite sharp stealth chine.
The hardest thing about doing a photo shoot with Heather is trying to decide which photos to post while keeping it to a reasonable number. I guess I am slightly biased. We took these photos at the Valley of Fire State Park, NE of Las Vegas and one of my favorite places to visit. We arrived late in the day and only had about an hour to shoot before we lost light and the park closed. Heather looked stunning. I am so lucky!
I took these photos in early February 2021 in the Valley of Fire State Park NE of Las Vegas, Nevada.
The hardest part was to show the shape of glass and making proper reflection in the lens. I achieve that with placing curved peace of paper above glass so close to the lens that I must remove it later in photoshop.
Strobist info:
- two YN 560-III speedlights in gridded softboxess on left and right slightly behind subject
- white reflector above the lens
- YN 560-TX to controll flashes
- YN RF-603 to trigger camera and flash
One of the hardest things to manage is the naming of photographs as to where, When & Why photographs moments preserved ! then again having shown on different sites ! Yes / No Maybe may also challenge, And you thought You were normal !! it's a priority for me to shoot statues, I circled this on for preserving all the different possibilities, too much Sun or shade or reflection, and you remember someone asking ! do you really take that long ! Yes / No / Maybe and what year because it's easier to find, Sure to say the Academy hasn't moved, But we have ! Yesterday and now forever we lost the last of our Favorite Friends of More than Fifty years , Now it's good to say He will not have to suffer anymore ! To His Wife ! Thank You for sharing with US.
When we make our annual trip to Alaska, the hardest part of the trip is trying to figure out what time of year that we want to be there. Like anywhere else, the springtime brings special touches, like perhaps less crowds, some really young ones, still colder temperatures, possibility of having snow in your images, mating behaviors from the bears, and a general sense of "new-ness", if you will. The summer (June, July) is wonderful too for even more babies out and about, lots more birds in the forecast, and still lots of wildlife ... but the temperatures are a bit more moderate, the kids are out on vacation, crowds are much more common, as well as the mosquitos. The fall (late August, September) season, which is usually when we visit, is when the bugs seem to leave, along with many of the heavy crowds, the moose begin to congregate in preparation for the rut season, snow may easily begin to be in your forecast again, and the temperatures return to the colder side (which to us, is a major plus factor). However, the thing that most attracts us to the fall season are the seasonal changes in the leaves and tundra that go with it. Like anywhere else, you have to hit it just right and if you blink your eyes ... you might just miss it. :-)
Spotting wildlife in Denali is not always an easy task. As you can tell in this image, they seemingly emerge from the dense brush, we catch a glimpse, and just as quickly they can enter the cover of the brush again. Don't think that they don't know it either. I truly believe that the moose in particular will wait you out. LOL
Today marks now 2 weeks until we leave for our next endeavor into Alaska and I couldn't be happier.
Denali NP & Preserve is always a destination for us while there and I'm sure that we'll find many moose along the way. It's pretty much a given. I remember one year we had lots of rain for the first week of our visit and we were in a "moose drought" having gone 10 days without seeing one! Within 2 hours of being in Denali NP, we had about 18 on our wildlife checklist already! Like the predictability of Old Faithful in Yellowstone NP, you can pretty much all but guarantee that you'll find moose at that time of year.
One may notice that when comparing the seasons, I never mentioned the word rain. That's because it can come (and will come) at any time, any season, also pretty much guaranteed. I'll admit to being a bit cranky when that happens, but in reality have nothing to complain about. After all ... we're on a Alaskan Walkabout! It doesn't get much better.
Thanks so much for stopping by to view and especially for sharing your thoughts and comments.
Ā© 2014 Debbie Tubridy / TNWA Photography
and the hardest part in all of this is
i don't think i know my way back home
Is it worth the journey-- or do I let my heart settle here?
Wore the perfect skirt to catch the sun rays ā„ļø The original plan was to wait for sunset, but it got til 8pm and we didn't want to wait for dark because the drive home was full of sharp turns. š In any case we waited long enough for the sun to begin setting and the mist to start rolling in~~
Tasmania, 2016
The hardest thing about doing a photo shoot with Heather is trying to decide which photos to post while keeping it to a reasonable number. I guess I am slightly biased. We took these photos at the Valley of Fire State Park, NE of Las Vegas and one of my favorite places to visit. We arrived late in the day and only had about an hour to shoot before we lost light and the park closed. Heather looked stunning. I am so lucky!
I took these photos in early February 2021 in the Valley of Fire State Park NE of Las Vegas, Nevada.
Hawker Sea Hurricane ... Z7015 photographed at Biggin Hill Airport on the 18th. August, 2015, to mark the 'Battle of Britain' 75th anniversary of the "hardest day".
During the hardest times in life, it would be way too simple to build that wall and lock your heart within it in fear. Instead keep it open and let your love flow and don't be surprised if it does not come flowing back to you.....Shell
There's a reason for the sunshiny sky
There's a reason why I'm feeling so high
Must be the season when those love lights shine all around us
So let that feeling grab you deep inside
And send you reeling where your love can't hide
And then go stealing through the moonlit night with your lover
Just let your love flow like a mountain stream
And let your love grow with the smallest of dreams
And let your love show and you'll know what I mean it's the season
Let your love fly like a bird on the wind
And let your love find you to all living things
And let your love shine and you'll know what I mean that's the reason
There's a reason for the warm sweet nights
And there's a reason for the candle lights
Must be the season when those love lights shine all around us
So let that wonder take you into space
And lay you under its loving embrace
Just feel the thunder as it warms your face you can't hold back
Just let your love flow like a mountain stream
And let your love grow with the smallest of dreams
And let your love show and you'll know what I mean it's the season
Let your love fly like a bird on the wind
And let your love find you to all living things
And let your love shine and you'll know what I mean that's the reason
Just let your love flow like a mountain stream
And let your love grow with the smallest of dreams
And let your love show and you'll know what I mean it's the season
Let your love fly like a bird on the wind
And let your love find you to all living things
And let your love shine and you'll know what I mean that's the reason.
RECORDED BY THE BELLAMY BROTHERS
Sunrises are perhaps the hardest and most unpredictable to photograph, and certainly the one decision where the tradeoffs are extremely hard to ascertain. Whenever I try to plan ahead for a sunrise shoot, I keep exploring different contingencies and evaluate how conditions can go wrong. But once I commit, I prefer not to turn back on that decision.
The only choice after that lays in the location and composition to shoot. And this represents another challenge if you have scouted the area before. Such was the case with trying to capture sunrise in the vicinity of the San Juan islands. Thankfully, this lighthouse formed the perfect foreground for the scene. Two of the innumerable bald eagles in the area settled atop the lighthouse, much to my delight, to be the icing on the cake that was this sunrise.
San Juan Islands
WA USA
One of the hardest panoramas to be done in HDR. There was a serious gap between the highlights and the shadows and I really wanted to stick to ISO 400 and not approach ISO 800 as I used to do on the beach panoramas done in the dark in Kuwait. Anyway, seems I've found some good compromise here, with some noise!
I've created a QTVR file of 800x600 window. You can download the file here: www.filesanywhere.com/fs/v.aspx?v=8a7262895d6572b0af67
Just click the name victorian and download the MOV file. It's about 15MB. The file MUST be opened in QuickTime. If you don't have QuickTime just Google it and download it - it's free!
The hardest part of the climb is behind us now, as we passed Camp 4 (6400m).
On that Summit day, we climbed up for 9 hrs, to which 3 hours of descent should be added.
We had a perfect Weather window for several days with low wind.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lenin_Peak
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āThe hardest thing in life is to know which bridge to cross and which to burnā by David Russell
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āI have noticed even people who claim everything is predestined, and that we can do nothing to change it, look before they cross the road.ā by Stephen Hawking
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āHe sends a cross, but He also sends the strength to bear it.ā by Leo Nikolaevich Tolstoy
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He changed sunset into sunrise. by Clement of Alexandria
That I won't forget you, don't regret you. And the hardest thing I've had to do is live without you.
And i wonder why we both walked away
I'm lost without you, still crazy for you.
Just turn around, come back because your smile is overdue
And I miss, I miss you.
in this photo: me
Hardest thing I've ever shot... lighting with speed lights and no preview (modeling) is painstaking work.
Strobist: Nikon SB-910 in 32" reflective CL, Nikon SB-700 in 32" reflective CR, Nikon SB-700 bare CC, Lumopro LP-160 bare w/gel behind car.
Location: Ng Tung River, Northeast New Territories
Pentax LX
SMC Pentax-A 50mm f/1.2
Arista Premium 400
Illford ID-11 (1+1)
7 minutes, 15 seconds @ 20ĖC
Marble Canyon is the second hardest place to reach at the Death Valley National Park in California, behind the extremely hard to reach Racetrack Playa (a place we could not visit on this trip due to the access being shut down).
You reach Marble Canyon after an hour of bone-rattling drive on a dirt road totally conditioned by the Washboard effect. No rental car agency will allow this off-road access, which means in addition to your body, your automobile also takes a beating. So you need a dirt roadworthy SUV, preferably one that is so beat up that you no longer care.
The reward for your troubles is worth it ā an amazing walk through a canyon that no photograph can do justice to. It does not have the panache of some of the swirling orange rocks at Zion National Park, but the blue walls and rocks of Marble Canyon are unique in their own way.
The best time to visit is in the afternoon, but not so late that you get caught there when it gets dark. Also, it is highly recommended that you travel in a group, with at least two, maybe three cars. That way, if there's any breakdown, you have people who can lend a hand.
For the most part, Marble Canyon is easy walking, but there are a couple of places that require steep climbing. You don't have to be super athletic to manage it, but a certain basic level of fitness is necessary. There are places you will likely need to use your tripod or hiking poles for support, and good hiking boots with superior traction are mandatory.
There is a myriad of things you can photograph here, ranging from the macro to the micro. As we walked through the canyon, I took a lot of photos of whatever caught my fancy. Even after culling my raw shots, I still ended up with some 50+ images.
I don't have a way to condense them down to a half dozen "best photos", so I'm just going to make it a virtual tour and publish them all. That way, anyone considering a visit should have a reasonably good feel for the place.
Don't feel compelled to comment, just enjoy the virtual tour!
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The hardest people to convince they are at retirement age are children at bedtime
Shannon Fife
My cousin Hulda and her daughter ĆrnĆ½.
A small part of the photostory I made for them, not trying to portray the child as something she isnt but to catch her doing the every day bits of stuff.
It will be fun when the kid grows up to have a whole photostory to look at, and there will probably be more since she is a delight to photograph; -the child of a million faces.
Alexander Fleming once said a good gulp of whiskey helped before bedtime, but I doubt it would be a good addition to this girls bedtime rituals.
This was by far the hardest image I took, and I am very pleased with it. I went through four models trying to get this one shot. From the moment I first picked my mood, this was the image that popped into my head. Its kind of humerus how it was the last image I ended up taking for this project. I went through 140 images just for this one shot.
The technical aspects of this image were the use of a tripod, although it wasn't on the ground. I used the tripod as leverage to get this image without casting a shadow from the spotlight I used. The water in the tub made everything blurry, so i tried to compensate that by using an fstop of 7 in hopes that everything else would be nice and crisp. Because I had a high aperture, I had to compensate by using a slow shutter speed. I rested the tripod on my side to help stable the camera while I took my image.
This image reflects the mood overwhelmed because when you are overwhelmed you feel suffocated. I chose to represent this by having my model underwater. Her face is almost pained. I chose to have my model fully dressed to help symbolize being overwhelmed. If she were undressed and I had taken the image from the shoulders up you would have gotten the feeling that some one was just taking pictures of someone bathing. I wanted to exaggerate the feeling of being overwhelmed by having her fully dressed. Again the light around the tub seems to be closing in on my model.
A Hawker Hurricane P2921 photographed at Biggin Hill Airport on the 18th. August, 2015, to mark the 'Battle of Britain' 75th anniversary of the "hardest day".
As we roll through humpday, often the hardest day of the week to pull through, it's good to try and find some solace in the mundane. Fall into the rhythm of solidarity and allow your mind to wander to better days, times and things that you look forward too... however it can also help to look for the things that standout amongst the monotony.
Often when out bush walking with my camera it can be tricky to find compositions amongst the throngs of trees ad bushes become a wash to the vision as they all stack on top of each other. I find I really have o engage my minds eye to try and see things as compositions...sometimes you get home and they have worked , many times it is the opposite. Much like the grass tree it is often about finding that thing that stands out amongst the wash and hoping you can do it justice and make the composition work. Like life, if you focus hard enough and let everything else just wash away around you, it all comes together.
Taken on a recent walk through some bush land near where I live that I enjoy stretching my legs in. š
Taken on my original Sony A7r with my 28mm f2 in manual focus.
~David Russell
dont worry, the hardest thing to learn in life is NOT choosing a bag for shopping or to school like my photo does, hahaha :D
but making decisions is really a hard chore for me,
i dont like to choose~
āSometimes it's the smallest decisions that can change your life forever.ā
i hate to decide especially when there are a lot of choices =\
ahh and i really want to say sorry to Jan, Sara and Bobo because i uploaded this really late D:
weekly motto: decision
i should upload it on Sunday but i wasnt at home =\ and i got a lot of homework to do after that ~
so... that's it! :D yayy~
welcome, Bobo! im sure you'll have a lot of fun and will learn a lot from this project :D
you all must view hers!!! her edits are sweeeeet! :D
haha btw, i admit that i love bags =P
oh view the large pleaseeeeeeeeee,
you MUST!!
(although you can find flaw everywhere =\)
:D
explore: #192 on Sunday, August 2, 2009
We started living in an old house
My ma gave birth and we were checking it out
It was a baby boy
So we bought him a toy
It was a ray gun
And it was 1981
We named him Baby
He had a toothache
He started crying
It sounded like an earthquake
It didnt last long
Because I stopped it
I deleted the original because I felt a little uncomfortable with how it was cropped, so I changed the crop ever so slightly. :)
The hardest part about coping with a dog in season is keeping her close by, especially when she has as much zest as Sophie. As you can see this was a chance to let her run free for a while and she made the most of it!
Someone had a box labeled "Halloween costume", and we started digging through, giggling. Actually, we were probably laughing the hardest that we've ever laughed while yardsaling. We tried to pick and choose, but the people were like, "No, you gotta take the whole box!" It was basically their lifetime bdsm stash? It consisted of some leather clothes, leather leg warmers, chains, nipple clamps, cock ring (which we threw away), collars, spreader bar, restraints, etc. Halloween costume, indeed. We're onto you. The lady also tried to tell us about safewords.
Pretty funny situation. This $15 stash was then METICULOUSLY cleaned with the leather cleaning kit we previously bought at other yardsales.... Probably for over an hour.
Those whips look like novelty spencer gifts stuff, but they can actually give you an impact bruise simultaneously with a very very intense sting. Their biteis actually worse than their bark.
BDSM.
Halloween costume, chains, collars, leather, leg warmers, nipple clamps, sex toys, spreader bar, whips.
upstairs, Clint and Carolyn's house, Alexandria, Virginia.
April 30, 2016.
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BACKSTORY: We forgot to take any of the stats for this yardsale expedition, including the time we got up and the mileage we drove. There were 9 addresses in our preplanned route.
THE TAKE:
* $50.00: guitar, electric, gray, Greg Bennett Design, Cobra, CA2, 22 frets (EV:$249.00) gregbennettguitars.com/guitars/electric/cobra-series/
* $20.00: pool, kids, inflatable, 8'x30", Little Tikes, 602071 including air pump, Intex #68612T, double quick, barcode 078257304448 (EV:$41.99)
* $15.00: "Halloween costume" consisting of some leather clothes, leg warmers, chains, nipple clamps, cock ring, collars, spreader bar, restraints, etc. Halloween costume, indeed. We're onto you.
* $15.00: camping chairs (3), 2 green & 1 blue, 1 drink holder (EV:$20.64 ($6.88 each))
* $10.00: crockpot, 12x9" red, big, Rival, model SCV702 (EV:$23.99)
* $10.00: stand, drum, snare, Ross, 26" high, but is adjustable to higher (EV:$37.99)
* $10.00: lamp, floor, green, regular lightbulb, very generic
* $10.00: lamp, floor, black, double lamp head, wobbly, Intertek 4005791, model 18215-008, etl model f00228 ETL # 4005791
* $10.00: scooter (2), metal, 2 wheels, Razor, one with orange handlebars and the name Gabriel Ramiscal written on it, one with red handlebars (EV:$22.99)
* $8.00: lamp, floor, halogen, thick, black, little bit of glass trim, probably 6'2" height, untested
* $7.00: fan, box, 20-inch, Lasko, 5-blades, model 3733, barcode 046013311900 (EV:$16.99)
* $6.00: snow shovel, electric, Power Shovel Plus, Toro, Model # 38360, serial # 230039372 1234 (EV:$99.00)
* $5.00: scooter, 4 wheels, yellow, Fuzion Board (EV:$72.67)
* $5.00: shelf, 4 shelves, wood, stained, including brackets, 31x23.75x4.5"
* $5.00: Blacklight CD holder, Kohl's (EV:$29.99 price tag)
* $4.00: blacklight fixture, including bulb, manual switch. 18". Labeled as "fish tank equipment".
* $3.00: packing tape (3 huge doublewide rolls), 1 is 3M Scotch brand, other 2 generic
* $2.00: soaps (36), various hotel soaps
* $2.00: scooter, 4 wheels, wood, TCH Board, with colorful mural on bottom, 77207 @2001 I.D. 77207-0320, max 100lbs
* $2.00: timer, indoor-outdoor, Righttech 75202, barcode 053922752021 (EV:$4.40 price tag)
* $2.00: compass, digital, Eddie Bauer, barcode 015286598806, 97043-27
* $2.00: handle, Bag Grabbit, Item# BG50, barcode 699935000171, CBC Products,
* $2.00: mirror, wood frame, 21x39"
* $2.00: Auto Cool solar-powered ventilation system, including cup holder organizer, As Seen On TV, Allstar Products Group, AC011106, barcode 740275000427
* $1.50: dishes, plate, bowl, hard plastic, G.I. Joe Rise Of The Cobra movie, Zak! Designs, bowl 5.5" diameter, plate 8" diameter
* $1.50: toy, My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic, Rarity, plastic, hair, moving head, 2013, 8.5x5", C-029A
* $1.00: shovel, dirt, Sears D718772, 9.5x11
* $1.00: snow shovel, plastic, blue 17x13
* $1.00: toy, My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic, Trixie, hard plastic, hat, 2014, ~7x6.5", A222
* $1.00: Pinkie Pie, plastic, hair, moving head, 2010, 6x4", C-029A
* $1.00: light, worklight, hanging, orange extension cord and outlet, on/off switch, for attic
* $0.75: 6-outlet surge protector, with cord, Ruby, Curtis Manufacturing Co., serial # R035746
* $0.50: Pinkie Pie, plastic, hair with tinsel, moving head, 2012, 4.5x3", mi-065v1
* $0.50: Fluttershy, moving head, 3.25x2.25", 2010
* $0.50: Applejack, hair, with hat, moving head, 3.5x2.25", 2010
* $0.50: Rainbow Dash, hair, moving head, 3.5x2.25", 5/1/20162010
* $0.50: Lyra, hair, moving head, 3.5x2.5", 2010
* $0.50: action figure, Joker, on motorcycle, ejectable, 3.5x2.5"
* $0.50: action figure, Adventure Time, Finn, with moving arm holding sword, McDonalds, 3.5x3, s14
* $0.25: 3-piece clamp, yellow, Pittsburgh, small 1/8" to 5/16", medium 1/2" to 3/4", large 3/4" to 2.5", item 97578, barcode 792363975780, limited lifetime warranty (EV:$9.88 price tag)
* $0.25: hanging bracket, 9" straight plant bracket, Country Blacksmith, HoldAll (EV:$3.96 price tag)
* $0.25: light bulb, stained glass
* $0.25: surge protector, 1 outlet, GE SurgePro,E102453 VSP101NS
* $0.25: extension cord, gray, including a 2-prong-to-3-prong converter
* $0.10: clamps (4), mini, green, 2" total size
* $0.10: glue, gun glue, Uncle Mike's Gun-Tite, loctite, Atlantic Guns price tag (EV:$4.35 price tag) Gift for Matthew or Paul.
* $0.10: jar, green, locking lid, 5.5x4"
* $FREE: lanyard, white, Insopad (EV:$0.05)
* $FREE: kite string, Premier
* $FREE: thermometer, color changing, Cooked Per-fect, Burton, 15091, barcode 085628150917
* $FREE: comforter bag.
-Megadeth-
Your such a pretty face, radiant
I saw you across the room, I knew I had to have you
I started the chase
I knew I would do anything to take your hand and make you mine
But I learnt long ago that if you love someone
You have to let it go
The hardest part of letting go is saying goodbye
You severed away and it makes him sad
Beneath the venomous moonlight
Why unleash my plan to watch you fail
And why I am so afraid?
Go to sleep my love
And taste my sweet revenge upon your lips
Sealed with a kiss
I return to the masquerade bomb
I kneel the most if you're weeping
Storm by stone and you order the wall
Forever left you say cheeping
Go to sleep my love
And taste my sweet revenge upon your lips
Sealed with a kiss
But I've learnt long ago
That if you love someone you have to let it go,
Let it go, let it go
The hardest part of letting go is saying goodbye
Goodbye, let it go...
āThe hardest thing in life is to know which bridge to cross and which to burnā - David Russell
The hardest thing about doing a photo shoot with Heather is trying to decide which photos to post while keeping it to a reasonable number. I guess I am slightly biased. We took these photos at the Valley of Fire State Park, NE of Las Vegas and one of my favorite places to visit. We arrived late in the day and only had about an hour to shoot before we lost light and the park closed. Heather looked stunning. I am so lucky!
I took these photos in early February 2021 in the Valley of Fire State Park NE of Las Vegas, Nevada.