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The room must have been very warm and cosy, today it's wet, cold even scary at times, when some 'stuff' from the ceiling falls in your neck. And the light switch is off, unable to light even itself.
After arranging their cars properly, IAIS 700 and 703 pull their train off of track 1, past the water works, and onto the mainline. Oh coal train tomorrow, SD38-2, Gevo, Gevo, combo.
A view from a lower (2500') bushwhack peak in the Catskills. The Burroughs Range stacks up in the distance.
ik ben te moe om te slapen
ik heb te veel honger om te eten
ik ben te verdrietig om te huilen
ik ben te dood om te sterven
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Female Sachem Skipper (Atalopedes campestris)
resting (i.e. off the clock) on Chinese Bush-clover (Lespedeza cuneata; a.k.a. Sericea Lespedeza; Silky Bush-clover)* - The field above the "Experimental Pond", Brigantine Salt Marsh (a.k.a. Edwin B. Forsythe National Wildlife Refuge), Oceanville, New Jersey
One of the nice things about bugs on plants is that you can rotate the crop to facilitate a better composition, which often requires adjustment depending on the dimensions of the crop format.
* Yet another invasive plant from Asia that crowds out our native meadow plants.
After leaving Kings Canyon and a quick lunch at Kings Creek Station, we headed back toward Alice Springs. This time, instead of the highway, we followed Ernest Giles road- a bumpy, off-road shortcut- to complete our "outback" experience.
Ernest Giles Road. Northern Territory, Australia.
still practicing my "off-cam" skills..this time I wanted something "sunny"...
Any comments or suggestions (even bad ones are very much welcome...I'm here to learn)
Strobist info- sb-26 (FULL POWER) on light stand to the right of model.
Camera was set at 250 f13
our office is short a desk, sooo.... what better way to figure out who looses their proper desk than a guitar hero rock-off!?! of course our desks arn't at risk, its the interns (telliterns) that have to impress us. otherwise they get to use the rubbermaid table as their desk.
Kyoto fall 2003.
I am off to Kyoto and elsewhere in Japan, this will probably be last update for the next few weeks.
Well again these are probably women dressing up as Maiko/Geisha to have a photo taken then walking around the Gion area
For this last comparison pic (it may not actually be the last one), I put in two of my favorite Ghoulias. I put as much of the basic outfit on first wave Ghoulia as I could stand. I could not put that green headband on her. On the other hand, the Ghoulias look nice in some of Frankie's clothing. As for GA "Ghoulia," the pants fit her better before I took them off, and I don't know why I can't make them fit her the same way now.
3/27/12: Added to Explore today at #404 for 3/22/12.
One of the joys of the Fujifilm X20 is its lightness and unobtrusiveness. OK, it doesn't have the versatility of my Nikon D300 with its 4 lenses, but it does have a decent zoom (28-112) and a fast, all glass, lens (f2 - f2.8) AND it doesn't break my neck when I'm carrying it around - in fact I keep it on a wrist strap.