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Brookfield, Ohio.
Saturday, November 28, 2015.
Photographed using the Kershaw Eight-20 King Penguin, and Kodak Ektar 100 film (120 format). Taken in Olinda, Victoria, Australia.
The camera used is from the 1950s. It was a cheap model in its day, but it still works.
new york city
summer 1978
poster
west 42nd street
(detail cropped from image # 415)
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Day 9 of 365 – HELP WANTED
My cell phone rang this morning as I walked into work. It was my Contracting company letting me know that their client terminated my contract effective today. I could go on for days about the horrible circumstances and rant about the people involved however it would do any good. When I finally came to peace and the rant was complete, I would still be unemployed. Leaving today was bitter sweet. Bitter because I love my job, bitter because.....well let's just say because and leave it at that. Tomorrow is a new day filled with a plethora of opportunity and wonderful possibilities. I guess you could say I've reached the next "crossroads" of life.
Keep your head up!
Strobist INFO:
Shutter Speed 1/160
Aperture 11
ISO 100
Lens – Tamron 28-75
Focal Length 75mm
White Bal – AUTO
Setup time: 5 Mins
Alienbees ABR800 Ring Flash at 1/32power
Evening– 7:40PM– Indoor ambient light
Subject - Myself and the LA Times
LOL! Ken & I saw this on a sign at a gas station last weekend when we drove across the TN state line! I didn't realize they were required after the holidays! ;)
(I'm sure it was HELP Wanted until someone messed with it for them.)
WANDERLUST OR CHANGE IN GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATION IN SEARCH OF RELIEF FROM ANXIETY ATTACKS IS SOMETIMES THE ONLY ESCAPE... BY Robert L. Huffstutter.................Anyone who has been addicted to alcohol knows how easy it becomes to work for a few weeks and save enough money to check into a cheap hotel for several weeks without interruption by anyone or anything including the maids or the telephone. There was a time when an alcoholic could board a train or bus that was heading in the direction of one's choice. The only baggage one of this nature had was the grip in hand, a kind of suitcase that was easy to keep at hand, secure between one's boots. Back then, $25 would take one whom some called a "rolling stone" to either coast from Chicago or Kansas City. And when the bus arrived, there would be a hotel one could afford only a few steps away from the bus station. No credit cards or IDs to present then, just cash. So, after checking in and taking the last swig of the Seagram's Seven, one would take a brisk walk through the lobby and turn either way to the nearest liquor store. Money was the only thing that was the alcoholic's security and self-esteem, all else made no difference. The thoughts of those left in the last city were forgotten with the first drink of a fresh bottle. Tired from the miles and suffering the usual anxiety that builds up in the transient alky's neck and shoulders, the first few drinks makes the sound of the buzzing neon sign outside the window seem like home, like many homes where the residence was temporary and forgotten except the memories of doing nothing but relaxing more and more after each drink and bottle. Keeping the empty bottles in the drawer kept the alky from the reality of one episode after another.
The days of sunny daze should be over in November. While Obama was padding the pockets of sunny-day friends, the clouds began to form over the solar panel sham and shame. Want another four years of solar panels?
"They are working us too hard," stated Ima Holdkoot when interviewed by TYME MAGAZINE. Her husband, Iza Holdkoot, agreed. "We hardly ever get a break, but at least we can smoke when we are awake," he added.
My Good Karma Count
Saved a bus load of pregnant teenagers +1
Saved a granny in a bar room knife fight +1
Karma Total: Plus 2
My Bad Karma Count
ME noticing this sign -1
Me thinking "Now thats a bargain" -1
Me Posting three photos of these signs on flickr -1
My New Karma Total: Negative FIVE MILLION
Pedictable Karmic Results:
One day I will be Blessed/Cursed with a set of Smoking Hot Twin Girls with no aptitude for learning & whose first words wont be da-da but will be..
"We like dancing daddy."
Clearly I'm Doomed...
C.C.
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yea, and milk the welfare system, making hard working ppl pay your bills..fucking trash people!
idc if your a blonde, if u cant take a joke, GTFO and dnt report me. cause its a FUCKING JOKE!
but anyways..ROFLMFAO! THIS IS FUCKING HILARIOUS! XD
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Vacuum tube transportation designed by EARL R. STONEBRIDGE.
If such a project is possible, it can avoid all government regulations in both nations by being contructed beyond the 12 mile limits of offshore monitoring, thus becoming a true project found by citizens of two nations. The tax issue can be avoided by sending the revenue to a bank that is not connected by any ties to either japan or the usa, thus making the entire trans-pacific project historical in nature. There would be many details to be worked out in a project of this scope. The matter of ferrying the passengers beyond the limits, the matter of visa and passport validations, etc, but the entire project is feasible and one that i imagine will become a reality within the next two decades