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setting off from our friend dave's house in pittsburg. this was the beginning of our 300 mile bicycle adventure from pittsburgh, pa to leesburg, va. and yes my bike is as heavy as it looks. comletely unloaded, without the baby seat or water bottles it weighs in at 49.8lbs. with kid and gear, it was probably in the 175 to 200 range. beyond the first 10 miles to get out of pittsburgh, this was a thankfully flat trip.
One of the shots I took, and prepped as a candidate for my new entry to LEGO Ideas.
The flying box takes flight!
John hasn't been around in a while, but only because he's having work done. This is still no where near done. His whole front, back, arms, hands and partial legs should be covered in this crap.
He does have these nifty sweats to wear now. At home by himself, this is usually how he's dressed....
Another drawing of a Jonathan Edwards creation, the fabulous Inspector Cumulus, now available from Crazy Label. shop.crazylabel.com/products/inspector-cumulus
01. Who Drew This and Where Can people find you?
I'm eight bit, you can see more of my work here on flickr.
02. What is the name of your drawing?
Off Duty
03. What is it's story? (no more than 100 words please)
Since the Inspector has a cloud for a face i figure he can manipulate his features and expressions to suit his current mood. Here he is reclining pensively with a good book and a rather impressive vapour-moustache.
About 20years ago this former Devon Iveco minibus was on transfer to the North West for conversion into a mobile engineering workshop.
Whilst on the second leg of it's journey from Hyde Road the bus fell victim to an engine fire.
The bus is pictured here at the compound at Ackhurst Industrial Estate, Chorley.
After growing My hair for three years it is all coming off. on the 23rd of November 2009 (my 21st birthday) I will be shaving my head for the leukemia foundation you can sponser me here www.shaveforacure.co.nz/PageRender/preParticipantProfileP...
If you think it sounds like a good idea and you wouldn't mind shaving your head as well sign up at www.shaveforacure.co.nz/
Thanks
Kirsty
This was taken so long ago of a girl i barely remember that i am surprised i was able to salvage it and work it in photoshop. Film is usually the first to go. Mamiya RB67 before it crapped out on me.
Female firefly on a blade of grass in my backyard. She may or may not have been impressed with the off-camera strobe going off above her, but several males landed nearby while I was shooting. They were probably thinking, "Holy cow!"
made for 'Victorian cuff-along' challenge in 'scrumbling and freeform crochet/knit' group at Ravelry
A robust touring machine, for off-road adventures. 29x2.00 tires, disc brakes, fenders, a custom cat's head headbadge, and a custom bullmoose style stem done up to fit some moto bars.
押したくなる気持ちわかるよね？
Don't know what this switch is good for? Only one way to find out.
Location: Musashi-koganei Station, Tokyo.
Gear: Sigma Merrill DP3 / f8.0 @ 1/400 sec @ ISO 100
Processing: Sigma Photo Pro / Camera Raw / Nik Collection
Some of these cabins are abandoned in the winter and revisited during the breakup, summer and fall. I'm not sure if this is truly abandoned, or if it is a summer away-from-it-all home.
No roads, no electricity, no sewer system and literally miles and miles from any town. Only reached by snowmobile, ATV or by flagging down the Alaska Railroad train.
Image - Copyright 2015 Alan Vernon
Outfit I made for my son, knocking off two American Outfitters items from their summer 2013 lookbook. The tee was made using Ottobre 3/2013 Special Edition pattern. The shirt's graphic is based on a superhero my son made up. The shorts started with Made By Rae's Parsley Pant pattern. Blogged:
Decided to take me less serious so i gathered here a collage showing actually how hilarious my photographic attempts are.
Secondly, i'll probably won't upload something new for a while, till i manage to get a pro account (well, i've reached the photo limit) so these images make for a nice frame of what i did till now