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We went to the opening season of the Hollywood Bowl in 2003, and Nicki got Josh Groban's autograph on the program!
For a project I had to shoot the ex Nato Basis in Natz/Schabs. It's not in use anymore, but up to some years ago, it used to host some nuclear weapons, and plenty of american soldiers. I tried to give the pictures the dramatic look that they deserve, since they represent a really dark era of our recent history.
I think he regretted hiding in the fish tank when he realized not all the fish were little. I tried to inconspicuously drop him a rope to help.
So.. remember when I said that my mage created am experimental spell that ended up causing him to lose his sight?.. Turns out there was a quest where a mage casts his own experimental spell that actually does make you blind, temporarily. Which means he succeeded where I failed. What are the odds, eh?
What I was referring to
"After countless creation of new spells, one of his experiments went wrong and what was meant to rob others of their vision temporarily, backfired and he ended up taking his own instead."
Watching the fireworks and taking pictures via remote, we noticed nothing unusual during the show. When reviewing the pictures we noticed a strange object in many of the pictures. This object is captured in several series of photos. It always enters the series from the east and continues west across the landscape. Unlike the fireworks and other moving lights, the lights on these objects do not streak or trail. Even with the fireworks illuminating the sky, no body is ever visible on the object. Judging by the picture sequence, it moved across the landscape in approximately 20 to 30 seconds. The size of the Art Museum in the picture gives a pretty good idea of how far away we were, and the distance covered in the landscape of the picture. Given the distance in the landscape, 20-30 seconds is not a hover speed and should remove a helicopter, filming the event, from the equation. Also, the fact that it always enters and exits the pictures from extreme points and swoops across the landscape would seem to eliminate such a vehicle that would hover over and/or circle the Art Museum while covering the event.
Our first day at sea, heading north through the Atlantic. And Varvara's first assault on the climbing wall. First the route planning stage.
looking down into a courtyard of nearby building --- kind of looked like ants (but think they were wrought iron furniture)