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Much like me this morning, Baghead seems to have lost his mojo and can't find it anywhere...
... a hint for non-comicbook geeks; google 'X-Men mojo' - 'cos I think a cat may have just spotted it ;)
Sammy and Samantha got together this evening for a swim and were later joined by an enthusiastic leaper named Mojo. He had just finished running seven miles along the mountain bike trails but he apparently had some energy yet to spend. I got off only five or six shots before it got too dark and felt lucky to get a decent one. I talked to his owner a bit and told her I would love to take some more shots of him sometime. She said sure so I hope to get another chance when there is just a tad bit more of an evening light.
Gotta Love Continuos Mode
While I don't use it often (only because I forget I have the option) it is a great feature for any kind of action photography. Just point the camera and hold the shutter down ... bang bang bang there you go you got 6 shots in one second. You are bound to get one good one ;-)
Very busy end of the week so I hope to catch up later over the weekend. Have a great and relaxing Friday!
Flying for the 155th Airlift Squadron, 164th Airlift Wing out of Memphis, Tennessee Air National Guard C-17A 92-3291 lifts off from Runway 36C. The McDonnell Douglas product is on a short hop to Clarksville Regional Airport in middle Tennessee.
Blue Angel solo jet 5 & 6 fly over Fort Lauderdale International Airport in their Boeing F/A-18E Super Hornets.
Found this street shot in my archives. I didn't appreciate the wonderful cacophony of colour and 'stuff' until now. Taken more than 10 years ago at the Belle Chere festival in Asheville, NC.
Another cold front came through today and work is piling up. Between the wet sleet and the process of buying a building to house Studio d'Xavier, I seem to be losing my inspiration. This 365 project is starting to be torture. I feel like I need a break. I've lost my mojo.
Pro-Optic 8mm Æ’3.5
Available Light
Mojos Records is a tiny, independent vinyl haven tucked beneath Merchant’s Arch on Wellington Quay in Dublin’s Temple Bar (4 Merchant’s Arch, Dublin 2), offering a hand-picked mix of new and secondhand records across every genre—from classic Irish folk and rock (including a standout U2 section) to jazz, electronic and beyond—alongside CDs and rare collectibles; the shop is operated by Joe Murray (in the photo).
Mojo and Yoda were born just a few months apart. Mojo (on the left) is four months younger than Yoda - even though he's a lot grayer in the face. Yoda was our first pug. We got him as a ten-week old puppy. We saw his spunky personality and beautiful apricot coat, and took him home the same day we met him. Mojo came from a different breeder, but we found out from his pedigree that he's Yoda's "cousin" - the have the same grandsire. Mojo was born in a litter of nine pugs - which is a HUGE number for the breed. We picked Mojo because he was the most social and friendly pup in his litter.
Mojo and Yoda are both right around nine years old. They're spoiled rotten.
Shortly after a downpour the sun came out and blessed these damp sheep. The result was a sort of strange steam emminating from them. I was wondering if one of them might go super seiyan?
Real Name: Lloyd Ventrix
Occupation: Criminal
Gender: Male
Height: 5'11
Weight: 179lbs (81kg)
Lloyd Ventrix was a robber who was arrested, and his ex-wife Helen had a restraining order issued. He wasn't allowed within one-hundred feet of either her or his daughter Kimberly. Ventrix, however, very much loved Kimberly and felt he answered to a higher power than the law, and as such was not going to let a piece of paper stop him.
After being paroled and finding work with Sam Giddell as an errand boy, Ventrix stole samples of an experimental plastic, which bent light instead of absorbing it when an electrical current was applied to it. While the material was able to make the plastic invisible, one of its flaws was that it was toxic to both the mind and body. Ventrix fashioned a full-body suit out of the material, and used it to acquire both the means to steal anything without detection and the ability to visit his daughter without being caught. Using the name "Mojo", Ventrix became Kimberly's "invisible friend".
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Mr. Monkey the MoJo Man having way to much fun!
That's right, The Monkey's chasing Pumpkin Pie
his girlfriend while over in the mud cobra field ;)
On a more somber note, Thailand & Cambodia
are still fighting and it has escalated to a fever
pitch! Some say war has been declared while
others are waiting for cooler heads to make
an announcement. Cambodia says it plans
to fire rockets into The Royal Palace, Bad!
12 points on the border are exchanging
fire as we speak.... We live 60 miles as
the crow flies from the shared border.
Wishing you all Happy Holidays ;)
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I made this guy to go with the Spiral I made. It's not ideal but until I can figure out a better solution this will have to do.
I'm really happy with the back machine part. It folds out nicely for assembly.
I had those black tooth/claws in the black robot arms (legs) but some fired off into oblivion :( so i now don't have enough.
A FedEx corporate Challenger departing Memphis on Runway 27. N21FE is heading to points unknown. I flew in this jet a few years back to Winnipeg.
A few of my Flickr pals have asked how the pugs are faring, so I thought I'd share a recent photo of them. For the most part, they're all well. Yoda has had a couple rounds of emergency surgery in the past six months, but he seems to be bouncing back. Mojo and Wookie have nothing new to report!
I'm still trying to make my way around to catch up with all my contacts! I'm finding that it takes forever when you've been away from Flickr for as long as I have. Sorry if I haven't stopped by your stream yet... but I will soon!
My mojo is coming back...I hope.
Created with fisheye lens, infrared modified canon40D, and fractalius filter (masked out the teeth)
I thought this may be the first infrared fractalius image but its not.
But, it may be the first infrared, fracalius, IR image :)
Fondeado en la Marina Real
El dragaminas fue construÃdo en el año 1958 en Belfast y bautizado con el nombre HMS Packington, aunque al año siguiente fue vendido a la armada de la República Surafricana y rebautizado como SAS Walvisbaai. Durante cuatro décadas sirvió a este Estado hasta que el gobierno surafricano lo ‘jubiló’ y lo vendió a Walt Disney Company. AsÃ, en el año 2003 Disney utilizó el SAS Walvisbaai para convertirlo en el icono de la pelÃcula de Wes Anderson ‘The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou’, film de Touchstone Pictures, sello que pertenece a Walt Disney.
‘The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou’ es el cuarto largometraje de Wes Anderson, director también de ‘Los Tennenbaum’ o de la recientemente estrenada ‘El Gran Hotel Budapest’, y cuenta el vagabundeo del capitán Steve Zissou -interpretado por Bill Murray e inspirado en el personaje de Yves Cousteau- por los mares del Sur en busca de una extrañÃsima especie de tiburón, una excusa como otra para no permanecer jamás en tierra y olvidar asà su desastrosa vida familiar. En este viaje le acompaña una extravagante tripulación interpretada por actores como William Defoe, Cate Blanchett, Owen Wilson o Seu Jorge.
Sin embargo, el gran personaje de la pelÃcula es el barco, el ‘Belafonte’, un destartalado navÃo equipado con una tecnologÃa absurda pero irresistiblemente ‘cool’ y que protagoniza de uno de los momentos más encantadores de la pelÃcula.