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Trying to upload a sequence for the first time. I dont think it'll work too well.
Jordan Cedoz doing a fakie feeble 270 out on the spine at the rec.
Composite sequence at Brands Hatch Druids Hairpin on 24th June 2013 (Gary Paul on KTM 650, Tim Palmer on GSXR 750)
Video here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=YMu7v-JxcMU
The Shroomtronic is a small hand held noise-making sequencer that allows you to create a bank of 4 sounds, that can then be tapped out in real time or put into a sound loop.
A video produced by the California Army National Guard commemorating more than 20 years of a Partnership for Peace program with its European counterpart, Ukraine.
Lightning Bolt is a pure source of inspiration, a surf icon in Hawaii.
Lightning Bolt became the trademark for progressive surfing, through skill in the water, distinction in design and bolt signature.
Our history goes back to the beginning of the 70’s, when the short board revolution was taking place and the style of surf was being redefined.
There were no limits for the Hawaiian surfers and our boards ruled the huge tubes of Pipeline.
A cool and relaxed attitude, a soul surfer approach and a free rider state of mind, Lightning Bolt is inspired by the true spirit of surf and its rider lifestyle
First time I've done a series of sequence photos without a tripod. Didn't turn out too bad, if I do say so myself.
An elegant set in mint green and burgundy. This 7-piece set is my donation to Blythecon Vancouver.
Modeled by my new girl - Tia.
A time consuming labor of love with many hand sewn details.
The corset is hand-crafted using a ribbon weaving technique, full-length sequenced skirt, boudoir shorts, dainty stockings, lovely hair ornament, bouquet and custom shoes.
I've been busy and unable to play on flickr. So much to do with sewing and also setting up a dolly shop. Looking forward to catching up with friends here.
xo
Whistler, BC; July 24, 2011: Last day of skiing for the season on the Blackcomb glacier with Momentum Ski Camps on a bluebird day. Photo: Joern Rohde/wpnn.org
Frame 3 of 7 frame burst. Had the camera set at 8 f/s so this sequence is about 1 second long. Eagle at Camas NWR, Idaho taking off from the tree. This is in the last lights of the day, so it had a wonderful setting sun shinning on the Eagle. Why do they have to do this when I have settled into a closeup shot? Did not have time to zoom out to fit in frame. This photo is un-cropped.
A bar on Essex Road. Since renamed as Prague, and then as Simmons (and more recent photo from 2026). It's next door to Barrio North on the right.
Address: 43 Essex Road.
Former Name(s): Cosmo Lounge.
Links:
London Pubology (Simmons)