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wird sicherlich nicht das letzte sein :)
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when the sun comes through the bird-shaped holes in the paper window coverings, it casts these light-shapes on the adjacent window.
I love how the birds swoop around, flying in always changing spirals as the sun moves across the sky.
Thrust reversers on a wet tarmac. Palm Spring Airport.
© Allen Rockwell 2007 www.allenrockwellphoto.com
Fly to this location (Requires Google Earth)
4501, 4916 and 4490 leading the transfer train from Bathurst to Thirlmere through the Reverse Curves at Zig Zag not long after leaving Lithgow.
Trains and Railways in New South Wales - June 2022.
Memmo the long,questa foto sarà qui fino a domani sera poi verrà cancellata,eri curioso di vederla al contrario no?
Sometimes I wake up in the morning and look in the mirror and am confronted with what appears to be a combover gone wrong.
I found some old negatives and scanned and reversed them to learn who they might be of, but I don't recognise them. Don't recognise the building, either. If someone could date that car, I would have a better idea of the time. I believe this might be an old "mom and pop" store, judging from the washed out sign (I could only read the top line, it says Chicken) and the cases of bottles stacked on the other side of the storage unit. I did think that maybe that little storage unit might be for ice, but it is just a guess...
Detachable lenses are fun.
Top: 18-55mm kit lens, the right way round, 55mm
Middle: 18-55mm kit lens, the wrong way round, 55mm
Bottom: 18-55mm kit lens, the wrong way round, 24mm
Each pic is full frame - no cropping.
Borrowed Ed's 24mm and reversing ring to try this out. He's taken some seriously great shots with this technique (and some flashes) www.flickr.com/photos/edwardhorsford/sets/72157602858677860/
of Reverse Grip, live @ Alcatraz (Milan, Italy) on Apr. 21st 2013.
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Upon losing the latest tooth, the sprog says to me, "Hey, look! I'm a reverse vampire! If I bite a vampire they become un-un-dead!!"
The tooth faerie, by the way, did manage to find her way to Israel, but she had problems exchanging her dollars when she got here, since it was the middle of the night and all. So he got US$2 under his pillow, and I had to trade them for shekels.
The T-shirt, a present to the sprog from my favorite daemon, came from the Israel v England soccer game last month.