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Another angle on this car.
The world record car T80 was built in1939 by Ferdinand Porsche. It was equipped with the plane motor DB 603 with 3,000 HP. The T80 should be the worlds fastet vehicle on 4 wheels. It was planned to race in 1940 with up to 600 km/h over the Autobahn. The start of WWII halted this project, so the T80 was never used.
This picture may be difficult for some to look at, but suck it up! it's real life, bitches!
This is the end result of a search through my lingerie drawers for a pair of fishnet stockings. Then I remembered that I had already worn them this week and they were in the laundry.
It kind of hurts when the kind of words you write kind of turn themselves into knives and don't mind my nerve, you could call it fiction, but I like being submerged in your contradictions, dear.
Camera: Hiptstamatic
Lens: Helga Viking
Film: Watts
Flash: Off
The end of the "silent street" is rather narrow. Any overweight person would probably be stuck there.
Due to the popularity of this shot, I added the remaining pictures of my walk through silent street to my photostream. The journey begins here.
After climbing up, you finally end up here, but first you have to continue the journey and climb up the stairs.
There were at least 4 gullwings standing next to each other...
Here's also a 300SL roadster, standing nearby.
Sarah Palin says that Polar Bears should not be on the Endangered Species List
A collection of faces from Polar Bear: global warmings poster child
1. Posing Polar Bear, 2. Polar bear, 3. IMG_3634_1, 4. IMG_3625_1, 5. Bear Bubbles, 6. Is it morning already ?, 7. sleepy bear, 8. Polar Bear Cub, 9. Bear ahead!, 10. Polar Bear Swimming, 11. Black & White Polar Bear bubbles!, 12. Polar Bears! [2006.08], 13. Snow Bear!, 14. Show your tongue, 15. Polar Bear Wild, 16. Polar Bear Wild, 17. Smiling face..., 18. Polar bear, 19. polar bear, 20. Polar beauty
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This is the worlds biggest velvet curtain. It's 25m tall, weighs 1.1 tons and has a size of 1850 square meters...
Here's another shot.
People fall out of the world sometimes, but they always leave traces. Little things we can't quite account for. Faces in photographs, luggage, half-eaten meals... rings... Nothing is ever forgotten, not completely. And if something can be remembered, it can come back.
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Camera: Hipstamatic
Lens: Hornbecker
Film: Cano Cafenol
Flash: Off
Spliced together with Diptic
In the shadow of the iconic Empire State Building is the seedy underbelly of New York City: live girls and adult DVDs!
Luckily, it's right within walking range of tourists bored by their wives endless need to shop and my place of work.
Strip clubs have the best lunch buffets! On one of their light days the live girls are great about giving me tips on my pole dancing. Plus, I can get rid of those $1 bills I hate carrying around.
Camera: Hipstamatc
Lens: Libatique 73
Film: DC
Flash: Off
When I took some photos of this eagle he started to make grimaces, so I was able to shoot some pictures which do not show the stereotypical majestic eagle facial expression...
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Today, we met Sheila again. As usual, they were jumping around each other like crazy ;)
(I have some more pictures of this encounter which I will add within the next days..)
I wanted to lean against a tree for stabilizing my camera for another shot, when I suddenly saw these tiny mushrooms. They have a size of only a few millimeters (maybe 1/6"). I turned the original picture clockwise for better presentation.
It is really a strange micro cosmos out there ...
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Here's another shot and here is one taken in winter with frost crystals...
Here's the old camera in context (found in the the open air museum Beuren, Germany).
There exists a photo from Hermann Hesse (the german poet and literature nobel price winner), which was made in this studio in front of exactly the depicted background.
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It's a cruel, cruel world, but there will be a lucky, lucky boy...
Camera: Hipstamatic
Lens: Tejas
Film: Ina's 1969
Flash: Laser Lemon Gel
...Don't say you don't notice them...
As a teacher I know it's wrong to play favourites, but these two students are members of my favourite class. Upon reading their survey I feel it's safe to say that I am their favourite teacher as they referred to me as "lovely, perfect, beautiful, and the best."
They aren't afraid to ask me questions, they help each other, they do their homework, and they are looking forward to their final exam...
In some ways I feel like I have become their adoptive mother. Almost every day one or all of them presents me with personal situations asking for advice, recommendations, or help.
Presently they are keeping me entertained with a game of twenty questions. Two of the students saw me outside of the classroom having dinner with a gentleman. I did not see them. Of course they did not recognize the man, but apparently I was "sweet" looking with him. Now they ask me yes/no questions trying to figure out who his is...little do they know it will be impossible...
As of late I feel like I've been putting up a really great front, but apparently not so good...one of the students looked at me with a sad puppy face and said, "it's alright teacher." When I questioned them he replied, "I know you're sad." It nearly made me cry.
In short, I love these darlings.
Camera: Hipstamatic
Lens: Tejas
Film: Ina's 1935
New Year's Day!
Notice the open drawers in the dresser as I was obviously looking for something the night/early morning before...
I am so terribly pale that I am visible even in the dark.
Leme Cam
Camera: Leme Leme
Lens: Fallen Angel
Frame: White Standard
Flash: Off
This picture was made on the same occasion as those two: Karate Dog and Dogs playing. They had a great time together on that day. ;)
New shoes.
So pretty.
Don't worry, naysayers, I wasn't on the clock when I took this picture...
Camera: Hipstamatic
Lens: Bettie XL
Film: Float
Flash: Off
The only modern car displayed on the "Retro Classics meets Barock"-event in Ludwigsburg. This car is a unique concept car, built for the tire company Fulda as a test (and marketing) car for their new high speed tires. The maximum speed is 351 km/h (218 mp/h).
Late night dinner.
We shared a giant bowl of soup that was delicious. The water, however, was yellow and tasted odd. Thank God for beer.
There were still Christmas decorations up. One wreath had an Easter bunny eating a carrot stuck in the middle of it.
I love New York City.
Camera: Hipstamatic
Lens: Watts
Film: Big Up
Flash: Off
The collage of the things on my desk: a leftover candy cane from Christmas, peanut Ginger chews, a dime, a nickle, and a Snapple cap.
The Snapple cap reads: "In Ancient Greece throwing an apple to a woman was considered a marriage proposal." Ha! Men would be in so much trouble nowadays...
Camera: Hipstamatic
Lens: Chunky
Film: Blanko
Flash: Off
Today, the fog has lifted and only the frost on the branches is left...
Compare with this picture from last winter.