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So this is what happens when you forget to finish winding the film at the end of a roll. Oops.
Downtown Ann Arbor, MI.
Hasselblad 500C/M | Zeiss CF 80mm f/2.8 | Ektar 100
Oops,
Some parts fell out of the Compur-Rapid.
Good thing that Deckel wrote these wonderfull service manuals with exploded views :-)
On my way up to San Francisco to attend Macworld I stopped in Tehachapi to get a few train shots. This was my first trip to Tehachapi since my good friend Carlos and I took a Cessna 182 up there in 1982.
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It always cracks me up when they're still working after an accident.
Finally uploading some funny mobile phone photos.
Apparently the doll was originally sewn into this. Yeah, kid!me would probably have done the same thuing.
I wish I had actually caught this in the act but it happened too fast. My sis and I were standing outside of the Miller Hill Mall when a group of teenagers came bursting out, rushing to catch a bus. One of them dropped his full cup of soda on the pavement giving his friends a good laugh and creating this photo-op.
some of my best tasting bread comes from mistakes. like forgetting about it until it's pouring over the sides of the loaf pan. oops.
The culprit waits at the top of the escalator, making sure people don't jab themselves on her jammed umbrella after walking to the top of the halted escalator.
This is why I should always check my orders before making a cake...the request was for a bottle of Canadian Club...!! lol Needed a quick repair job!!
See previous pics for the final product!
She has a booster seat which she likes to eat in sometimes instead of the high chair. She decided to take off before she was unstrapped...you can see how well it worked out. Oops!
introduce your friends (e anche un po' yourself): Peppe.
Peppe è mio fratello (o frato, come direbbe qualcuno).
Si chiama Giuseppe, ma forse nessuno se lo ricorda più.
E mi fido tanto tanto di lui.
Accanto a Peppe (che è quello con gli occhiali ^_^') ci sono io.
La foto sarà stata scattata da Luigi, verso le 13:00 circa.
Ma a noi il sonno va via verso le 19:00.
Samford fumbles against Georgia Tech. GT players proceed to try to scoop it up instead of just diving on it.
See that space on the left and how tall the crease is on the right? That's what happens when you ignore the this-side-up arrows on a crate and ship a lead sheet sculputure by Richard Serra 3000 miles across the country by truck on it's edge.
This is the Thursday, October 2, 2008, edition of the Oklahoman newspaper. The Local State Section. Oops!!!
This is the second year I've searched my milkweed plants for tiny Monarch caterpillars and brought them inside to keep them safe from predators and competitors. For my first 2019 metamorphosis I did time-lapse photography in low light to capture the moment the chrysalid became exposed. Those photos were blurry because I used a slow shutter speed (1/10 sec) and, as I realized, these critters are in constant motion as they develop their chrysalids. So I decided to take faster shots, and I set up a spotlight so I could photograph at 1/320 sec. I suspect the spotlight was a bad decision! I spent a little time setting up, taking test shots, etc. (see prior image). I left the room briefly, and I came back to find a bad situation (see this image). I suspect the caterpillar was freaked out by my light and activity and rushed its metamorphosis. Of course I put the light away and haven't bothered my "visitors" since. (The first one emerged and flew yesterday morning. Currently I have 4 more chrysalids and 2 caterpillars.)
P.S. I watched the sad chrysalis for a day, then realized it was turning black, so I removed and disposed of it. Did not take any other precautions.