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for joki. My new toy, so I cannot evaluate it.
I love my guitars, but I wonder I cannot make progress even though I play a guitar for a long time.
I'm going to build DTM environment now. I think that my song is duller than my photos, but I love to work for them. Of course, I love to also take photos.
Another sign of autumn.
If I lived on the water, I don't think my camera would ever leave my face...
TĆŗlavĆ© TopĆ”nky Ä.15 - V RohĆ”Äoch: tĆŗra s Adushkou, Lacom, Jankou a Tónom zo Zverovky cez BrestovĆŗ, SalatĆn, SpĆ”lenĆŗ, Pachoľa a BanĆkov.. eventuĆ”lne na event :-)
Lunamarines Drop Pod, ready to bring death on the enemies of mankind.
Part of my Chapter, where about half of the marines are still loyal to Emperor and Imperium, and the other half has fallen to the Ruinous Powers. This basically means my Space Marine and Chaos Space Marines armies are part of the same Chapter, where Space Marines are part of the 3rd Company, and Chaos Space Marines are part of the 6th Company.
I have no idea what this plant is called but it has these cool pods for leaves which are gel-like inside
Dogs count too.
I was working on the preliminary flow-charting of my revised photography website when I came up with a few categories for the gallery section. I picked "People", "Places", and "Things". But, I realized that I have a good number of dog photos that I wanted to include and didn't know where they would fit in this scheme. Well, I thought a little harder and decided that they should go under the "People" category. Why not? Dogs are individuals...having good and bad traits just like people. Their unique personalities set themselves apart from other dogs. Problem solved.
I spent the evening over at Frank and Jackie's place. It was a beautiful evening and my friends were fantastic hosts. As a bonus, I got to share amazing food and drink with some of Frank's friends and colleagues. I had a terrific time with these people...and that includes "Lucky" the perpetual-motion Jack Russell Terrier.
The fall is when the pods of the milkweed let soft fluffy seeds go. Hopefully more milkweed in the spring for the Monarch butterflies.
Photo by guests at the Auberge Inn Nora Jung.
Strobist info:
580exII camera right through umbrella
Landshaw Photography
Wedding and Portrait photography in Brooklyn, NY