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Here at the hotel, breakfast is officially until 9am. Generally, landlord, Iain, will go to 9:30am. As a regular guest, if they are quiet, he'll let me have breakfast at 10am as the latest, so I can have a lay-in at the weekend.
It generally takes me just over an hour to shower, dress & do make-up. Woke up this morning before the alarm. Went to the toilet, then snuggled down in bed again. Had a look at the time before dozing off again.
9:20am?!?!?!?
WHAT?!?!?!?
I'd set the alarm for 9:45am instead of 8:45am!
"OOPS" indeed!
Very quick shower, dressed, make-up and just enough time for a few photos before rushing down to breakfast at exactly 10am!
Not looking too bad considering!
This truck was unloading when their load stuck and made the bed top heavy. NOT his best day for sure..
Yeah!.. Lemon)
Oops...
Canon 450D + 50mm 1.8
1/200 sec at F/2.2; ISO 100
YN-460II with snoot over the lemon =)
Triggered by RF-602
Never leave your racing scull on the ground when flooding is expected on the river. It was one way to test for water tightness, though.
I have no idea how this happened, I assume no one was hurt because there where no paramedics or ambulance. It has been a wet day here in Indy...
Created for Down Under Challenge No. 1194. Both the challenge image and the guy crashing on the ice are mine. In fact, the guy is me... See originals below.
Today's story and sketch "by me" we have a sad tale about Jeffery Gofish
who is just gliding onto his front yard piloting his B&R Citroslither Sport Coupe,
he is returning from a visit to see his Mum Satchi for a few days, she lives in
the retirement division, at the Flip Flop Resort, it is for those who don't need
24 hour supervision or solitary incarceration,
and can still function at over 600 years of age, and Satchi does quite well,
she is the most popular Cocktail Waitress at the Bongo Club,
the not always nice, but yet not quite maximum security section at the Prison Resort.
She sends Jeffery her tips every week, and that is where we get to the "OOPS"
in today's tale. Jeffery loves his elegant Mission Viejo Home and has spent a small fortune,
Mostly his mothers tip money, and had the nicest landscaping on his street,
Until today. He just arrived to see he has no yard, no shrubbery or trees,
and you see Bavinoid Kagler, of Kagler Landscape and Sprinkler
company on the Marscat Excavator, the demo started yesterday, when Bavinoid got a
work order to remove all of the Botanicals, (Trees and Bushes),
at 309 North Tiera DeNice'O street which is six blocks north of Jeffery's
309 South Tiera DeNice'O. I will return for more on Jeffery's landscape troubles,
his Mom Satchi's return to Earth on a one week family emergency prison release,
till then taa ta the Rod Blog.
there were cars parked in front of it. so i stood at the end of the sidewalk and shot portions of it vertically. i tried putting it together using autostitch, but realized there was a gap. i used photoshop to finish the job.
Here at the hotel, breakfast is officially until 9am. Generally, landlord, Iain, will go to 9:30am. As a regular guest, if they are quiet, he'll let me have breakfast at 10am as the latest, so I can have a lay-in at the weekend.
It generally takes me just over an hour to shower, dress & do make-up. Woke up this morning before the alarm. Went to the toilet, then snuggled down in bed again. Had a look at the time before dozing off again.
9:20am?!?!?!?
WHAT?!?!?!?
I'd set the alarm for 9:45am instead of 8:45am!
"OOPS" indeed!
Very quick shower, dressed, make-up and just enough time for a few photos before rushing down to breakfast at exactly 10am!
Not looking too bad considering!
© 2009 Steve Kelley
...rickshaw and "driver" on 34th street in New York City (NYC).
Single exposure
Please view on black and large:
Supersampler + Fuji Reala 100.
Taken with my lovely, if somewhat idiosyncratic Supersampler - 4 lenses take 4 shots onto 1 negative over 2 seconds. Completely plastic, no control whatsoever and no viewfinder - you just wave it about and hope for the best - these days, I've even learned to point it at things and keep it still! ;)
How to open a can without can opener?
100 pictures in 2012, #30 oops!
112 pictures in 2012, #78 hard or tough
ODC Theme: OOPS!
Taken 4 June '11
This is a shot of my son Dylan kicking for goal 40m out for his local U/18 team this morning.
He plays mainly in the Center or on the Wing so when he floats forward and gets an opportunity to shoot he'll take it. This was the "OOPS!" moment where the opposition were a tad close and touched the ball (the oval yellow blurry thingy) . It sailed through the middle but since it was touched it scored a single point ,not the full 6 points. He ended up kicking 1 goal 3 points and had a pretty solid day. The team won.
SOOC this image looked a little too flat shot @200mm, so I layered an HDR processed file with it and erased the top layer over any high grain areas (the sky and blacks in the uniforms). It helped to bring out some shadow detail in the players particularly.
Update
In the AFL, Collingwood won against StKilda pretty convincingly (again..hehehe) , the game only finished 30mins ago. GO PIES!! :)
Found this seaplane beached in front of the Florabama. Apparently somebody forgot to put the plugs in the pontoons while they were filming a scene for a Nicholas Cage movie.
True art comes from effort. So many 'bleed for it', dedicating their lives in pursuit of the perfect work. The inspiration born from pain and fear is just as real as any other. Be honest: look at the painting and tell me—what do you see?
www.youtube.com/watch?v=1zp1RmGP7SI
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Hairbase: Karmazz - Mateo maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Tropical%20Haven/46/126/2002
Beard: Karmazz - Tiago maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Tropical%20Haven/46/126/2002
Jacket: Derideb - Omens, Blood Lust
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Gloves: Ascend - Punk
Earring: Faetal - Carpe
Somewhere under all of that you can see the windows and grooved sides of the METRA rail car in there. A few seconds into an 11 second exposure, it dawned on me that my own train, across the platform, was about to depart without me. The dotted lines are blinking lights on the side of the train, and I believe that the curves are the product of my taking a couple of steps with the shutter open.
This is pretty much SOOC.