Some of the fantastic work that is being done.

Annual teen library clue hunt. This year celebrated all the dead things with the Book of Bones. Vampires, Necromancers, The day of the dead and gravediggers were all present in Nambour library.

Tonight I decide who watches what!

This is the remote I used to trigger the camera.

A geocache I found. I knew to expect a remote control. What I didn't expect was the perfect fit of the bison tube in the battery compartment.

Our impromptu story continues from this shot.

This morning I found our TV remote on the same shelf as the gloves.

Aerial view of a remote river system in Clayoquot Sound.(Koreski Photo)

Onboard TG941 from Milan MXP to Bangkok BKK

Read the instruction manual on this unit, as it still needs to be plugged into the pan/tilt unit, even if you are using the automatic mode for the mount.

Remotes on my bedside table. They go mostly unused. When I get in bed I want to SLEEP.

yes....it is still in use!

Testing the IR remote before our drinking game of bunnies.

YUMA, Ariz. – Michael Mendivil, 2nd; Robert Snyder, 1st; and Laco Snyder, 3rd, pose for a photograph after the finals of the Two Wheel Drive Modified Short Course Truck category competition. The first annual Bridget's Gift Memorial Cup RC Speedway Fundraiser was held on the West side of Yuma Aquatic Center May 18, 2013. The competition showcased radio control car enthusiasts ages thirteen years and older. -- Photograph by Keith "The Bull" Stevenson © Nonprofit Media Production 2013 All rights reserved

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From the unmaintained portion of Pecatonica Road, about 1/4 mile north of Highway 75 looking west north west.

Zoran on the "phone" with the TV remote, engaged in an animated conversation : )

The only pizza oven on the island of 'Eua in the Kingdom of Tonga

Some of the fantastic work that is being done.

Taken on fjord cruise, near Bergen, Norway, July 2008.

Me and Carson trying out the D50's remote shutter controller

Soft kitty, warm kitty little ball of fur...

(Just don't try and take that TV remote)

Remote beachside chaplain

finally! to replace the old one i overused. :P

I shot this with a minitripod on top of my car...i Had it positioned so all I had to do was hold the camera strap against the car to keep it fom tipping over and with my other hand fire the remote...pretty cumbersome.

I had to shoot 25 photos to get this one.