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The Canon AE-1 can do shutter-priority auto exposure (hence the name). To activate it, you have to set your lens' aperture to "A".
I will try to remember that the next time I fiddle around with the aperture ring. Hopefully, that will be before I take a couple of pictures with the camera set to whatever was the last position of the ring before I forgot about it.
I'm curious how the handful of pictures I took that way will come out. Maybe I'm lucky, but I doubt it. A pity as the Kodak Portra 400 I loaded is way too expensive for fooling around.
We have Lewis and his little brother James today (and tonight) so late in the afternoon we went for a lovely walk along the beach - this couple and their daughter were having fun walking on the sand and getting their feet wet!
Thanks, in advance, to everyone who views this photo, adds a note, leaves a comment and of course BIG thanks to anyone who chooses to favourite my photo .... thanks to you all.
Everything will work out in the end.
Try not to worry so much.
It's not as bad as it seems.
This is just one part of your life.
Keep on going.
Don't let anyone bring you down.
Do what makes you happy.
The sun follows the rain.
Every cloud has a silver lining.
It's not as hard as you think.
Just do it.
Let it go.
Worry less.
Smile more.
Go ahead, claim a daisy and tell us why you're happy today!!
We've run out of daisies, but please just pop a note anywhere or leave a comment!!-15Nov2004
I purchased these Field Notes Brand memo books and love them but I didn't like the way the books didn't stay closed and pens clipped onto the books awkwardly. So I quickly designed up this clip that not only keeps the book closed but also lets you attach a pen. I designed the clip to perfectly fit the Field Notes Brand click pens but as you can see it will also fit other brand pens too.
Create a mini note for myself.. since i've been mega ultra busy at the office, i keep forgetting some important things such as appointment, birthday, bills, and also Hero Arts challenge.. LOL :)
Supplies:
Hero Arts stamps: CL445
Ink: memento tuxedo black
Paper: PP and some leftover from my stash
Colored with copics sketch
TFL!
I decided to try out the Note Cards. Pretty cool....same card stock as regular Moo cards, but square format which goes great with my Polaroids. They give you a nice contact sheet representing the 16 cards you get for your order. I like the way they organized them
I've taken to jotting down notes from everywhere in lil notebooks.. I hope that someday someone somehow will benefit from my scribbling..
I took notes on my body this day. This Aussie buddy here wrote: "The glitter cascading down my crack tickles."- A funny quote that we heard from our Silver Surfer long boarding friend pictured below: www.flickr.com/photos/sweendo/2781795107/
Fremont Sumer Solstice Parade, 2008.
Gasworks Park, Seattle, WA.
Carefully shot to conceal the real technical details, and I won't post large. But I just wanted to show off what an intense meeting I had with my new(est) boss, who took me on a tour of some powerset internals. What followed was a 2.25 hour epic tour of our background cluster stuff, complete with a candyland style map of the system.
Nurses' Notes
The yellow Roses are for you.
May I set them on a solitary vase?
Side by Side with you smile,
framed in May,
while I adjust your Morphin drip, to a suitable rate,
to ease the pain, to admire these Roses.
It must be from a friend,
or a lover who remembers you name,
your face,
perhaps feeling guilty in the Hamptons,
in Polo matches, in tea parties,
flirting with tanned shoulders,
red toes sandaled,botoxed-lips,
herbal sipping Vegan, munching hors d'oeuvre.
What else can I do for you Miss?
So young,
so sick,
so drugged,
to even care,
to open the card.
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Poem by Virgina E.Escandor
Blythe Reenacment Set by Katja Swanson/BlytheOwl
(both Artist are Nurses by Trade)
Note: Although I love Twitter for iPhone, I dislike Twitter for iPad. To me, its overcomplicated UI is like 100 bad ideas on acid. Twitterific for iPad is my Twitter iPad app of choice, and usually occupies a key spot in the dock. Alas, the current Twitterific build has a serious API problem for folks with many followers (like Gruber and me), so I'm reduced to using Twitter for iPad. (What I actually end up doing is tweeting via my phone 90% of the time, even if I'm conducting other activities with the iPad.)
i nearly lost this one. most would have let it go.
it was my first colloid negative image on glass and i wasn't going to lose it. once in the bath, the emulsion began to gently lift away and turn over on itself. It looked like a curtain in a gentle breeze. i somehow managed to keep in place until i could get it to a safe place do dry. even now if i blew on it it could turn to silver dust. i'll mount another plate over it to hopefully keep in place.
i forget his name. he was a friend of alan's. it was a 20 second exposure so he played gently and as still as possible. i can still hear those notes.
and they are all here...
4x5 wet plate collodion negative on glass
I was fascinated by the book that this girl was writing on the train. This side had lots of cuttings and images stuck in it. Her handwriting was very neat.
When I posted this on Facebook I didn't have a title, so I opened it up to suggestions.
One of the first to reply was a good friend of mine who came up with this title.
Very simple but it got me thinking.
Music is.....
The soundtrack to your life. Like a smell, it can take you back in time in an instant, it can sit on a tape, a cd, a record, an iPod, for months or even years unplayed. But the second you put it on, it can take you back to a time and a place in your past or lift you up when you're down, inspire you when you're treading water, provide a chink of light in the darkness, wrap it's warm arms around you in the cold.
Music is inspiration, love, hurt, warmth, propaganda, motivation, reconciliation, and a million things in between
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See notes of demolished buildings in photo.
This photo reminded me lots of childhood memories. I had been to Hilton once for dinner when I was little. I always looked at the yellow Lion leon sign on top of the building next to Furama Hotel when dad drove past Connaught Rd everytime at night.
I had buffet at the rotating restaurant when young & drinks with friends at Furama Hotel during Uni days.
All these buildings were not there anymore. Only memories remain behind... I miss the good old days....
Note the relatively large inflorescence curving its way vertically from he bundle of leaves in this succulent. The whole plant is about an inch tall.
All succulents have a special metabolic system ("CAM" metabolism), in which the stomata are open at night in order to lose less moisture during the hot day. This type of metabolism evolved in plants that need to optimize water retention.
Please join me in my blog “Botany Without Borders: Where Design Meets Science”
The First National Bank of Moscow.
Moscow, Idaho, 11/4, 1893
E. M. Parker
Denver, Ida
DEAR SIR:-- Your note in favor of M. J. SHIELDS CO., for $250 dated Febry 21, 1893, due Febry 21, 1894, is in our hands and required prompt attention when due.
Very Respectfully,
W. L. PAYNE, Assistant Cashier.
Date: November 4, 1893
Source Type: Note
Publisher, Printer, Photographer: Unknown
Postmark: Not Applicable
Collection: Steven R. Shook
Remark: The M. J. Shields Company was located in Moscow, Latah County, Idaho. Michael J. Shields was an important pioneer of Moscow; he opened a farming implement store on Main Street in Moscow and was also a building contractor, constructing many of the early residences in his community.
This note was sent to E. M. Parker of Denver, Idaho County, Idaho. Denver was a pioneer farming community located approximately four miles southeast of present day Cottonwood, Idaho. The community of Denver no longer exists.
Copyright 2021. Some rights reserved. The associated text may not be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise, without prior written permission of Steven R. Shook.
Important legal note.
All images are copyright and must not be re posted or water marks removed, anyone found reposting is liaIble to prosecution.
Death Note Cosplay
Place: Gigi's House
Models: Gisella Guerreo as Raito and Artiro Pozo as L
Photography: Ayelen Leon