Really colorful roll up loading dock door in Puerto Vallarta.

For at least a few people, June 9th was the official day to celebrate the 6x9 cm format. The sixth month, the ninth day: got it? And I was one of those numerologically induced people who picked up their 6x9 cameras that day. I shot eight pictures in my Bessa. My Bessa was my first old camera, bought for me twenty-odd years ago by my wife as a birthday present. The morning of June 9th, I put a roll of six-years-expired Ilford XP-2 Super in it (the film had expired March 2004). I carried the camera with me all day.

As I went to a morning meeting in another building, I went through the loading zone in the basement where a wag has put a mannequin's head. It's been there several years to my amusement. It often has a baseball cap on, or a cigarette in its mouth. This morning, it was sporting a nice hair-do and moustache.

The Bessa has hairy bits hanging into its film frame and I've not been very quick to clean them out.

Pictured here loads massive amounts of mining ore concentrate into the bellies of cargo ships.

i am not sure if this counts as 1 embellishment or not but i considered my beads as 1 embellishment.and of course i had to sew them on with thread.

While loading cars, trucks and passengers in the tiny port od Pessada, Kefalonia, the ferry was forced to back off, owing to rough water, returning a short while to resume the exciting business of loading, while the ramp is pitching and rolling.

This ship has been here for a while from what the security guard down at the docks told me.

Photographer: Paul Schorn (Driver)

Location: Romulus, MI - Baltimore, MD

Load Description: Car part stamping machines at 116,000 lbs. each.

loads of baby penguins

I was on a business trip in Zambia, without my camera, but with my iPhone.

I love to walk around in African towns and markets to take photos of the unique atmosphere and vibrancy. As a passenger in a car for a lot of the time, I could not resist capturing some images, often traveling at speed and with surprising success.

Koi Pond at Franciscan Monastery ...a favorite place I go for solitude.

The Marowijne River (Maroni in French) is the border river between Suriname and French Guyana. Albina is the town at the Suriname side. At the other side of the river is Saint Laurent du Maroni.

Loading ash into the skip at Llanfair.I am advsied that it is Simon Russell doing the shovelling.

Photo taken in July 1992

Loading logs at one of the old logging sites in Northern Wisconsin. This is a photo from my slide collection.

【Valparaíso, Chile】 Valparaíso harbor with large docked ships and cranes for piling up containers, with people enjoying the waterfront.

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Three dimensional loads were on this westbound CN transfer.

Proper bit of roof-rack usage.

Loading two dogs after a romp in the surf at Dog Beach.

Weathered and Beaten.

Loading triwall on the MV-22 Osprey. (pain in the arse)

Loading a roll of film into my Agfa Isola.

I've not used it in a while so it will be good to give it a run out.

this is what happens when you dont load your film properly!!! theres about 20 photos here! to begin with, i was soooo upset, all my hours of pic taking...pointless!! but after i developed it, i quite liked it!

Indianapolis, IN

this photo was taken by minolta X300s outside the workshop in al sheifa, riyadh, ksa.

china addforce self loading concrete mixer trucks

Here is an example of how well PSK works with low power. Here I am copying 100% a signal from Warminster, PA into Fort Walton Beach, FL using my dummy load as the antenna.

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I took Laine's prompt and ran with it, writing a long essay about my transition to being a stay at home mom. You can read it if you view the page full size.

The paper and whatnot is from Cosmo Cricket's Early Bird line.

A 12 x 12 digital page (using Michelle Martin's "Greyson" kit) showcasing Sam's grandparents for our "People We Love" LOM album.

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This was a great composition to get a good perspective shot, plus the coloring and vertical lines are cool too.

S21 heads east crossing the Bluestone river in Bluestone, WV

Zeebrugge Port, just before departing into a Force Seven Gale. Rollercoaster of a night!

Vroooooooooom vrooooooooooooooooom!!