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LARGER, so you can read the tattoos!!!
This was mama Kutzin's idea. Apparently she's not altogether "okay" with the fact that her girls have become so enamored of being tattooed.
Which is unfortunate, because these girls have a whole gaggle of tattoos.
This was my first "family" shoot, and can't say as it went too poorly. They were okay with not smiling for most of the shots, so I was well within my wheelhouse during the shoot. I even got to do one of them "okay, everybody stand around dad, all Dynasty style. No one smile but mom, yeah, yeah, and dad, you're serious. You've just won the huge oil contract, but your mistress is threatening to reveal that she's pregnant with the baby you conceived when you were supposed to be doing the emergency surgery that ended up killing your daughter's fiance, who was secretly a spy for the Russians."
What, I watched a lot of General Hospital as a kid. Dad loved him some soaps. Don't ask me why, because I've absolutely no idea. All I know is it makes for interesting expressions during photo shoots.
Welcome to my world.
Surrounded by an impressive arc of ammunition, Swedish Air Force Saab JA-37 Viggen 37446/03, from F4 Wing on show in the static park at the Royal Iinternational Air Tattoo, July 1993.
One of the noisiest jet fighters ever, the Viggen was one of a long line of Saab designs capable of operating from both conventional airfields and in the event of war emergencies when the latter were out of use, highways!
Now replaced by the Saab Gripen, one example can still be seen operational with the Swedish Air Force Historic Flight.
HDR Tonemapping of a scanned 35mm transparency
Preserved on static display out the front of the Steamtown Railway Museum at Peterborough is former WAGR steam locomotive W907 during the night of 20-6-2018
Taken on March 27, 2008 at 4.17pm, Cachoeira Park, near the company where I work,
Araucária City, Paraná State, Southern Brazil... See in Larger.
I am not feeling very well today, then needed rest...See you soon!
Então que venham os dias...
Um sorriso no rosto e os punhos cerrados que a luta não pára.
Um brilho nos olhos que é para rastrear os inimigos (mesmo com medo, enfrente-os!).
É necessário o coração em chamas para manter os sonhos aquecidos. Acenda fogueiras. Não aceite nada de graça, nada. Até o beijo só é bom quando conquistado. Escreva poemas, mas se te insultarem recite palavrões.
Cuidado, o acaso é traiçoeiro e o tempo é cruel, tome as rédeas do teu próprio destino. Outra coisa: pior que a arrogância é a falsa humildade.
As pessoas boazinhas também são perigosas, sugam energia e não dão nada em troca. Fique esperto, amar o próximo não é abandonar a si mesmo.
Para alcançar utopias é preciso enfrentar a realidade.
Quer saber quem são os outros? Pergunte quem é você.
Se não ama a tua causa, não alimente o ódio.
Por favor, gentileza gera gentileza. Os erros são teus, assuma-os. Os acertos também são teus, divida-os. Ser forte não é apanhar todo dia, nem bater de vez em quando,
é perdoar e pedir perdão, sempre.
Tenho más notícias: quando o bicho pegar, você vai estar sozinho. Não cultive multidão. Qual a sua é verdade? Qual a sua mentira? Teu travesseiro vai te dizer.
Prepare-se. Se quiser realmente saber se está bonito ou bonita, pergunte aos teus inimigos - nesta hora serão honestos. Quando estiver fazendo planos, não esqueça de avisar aos teus pés, são eles que caminham. Muito amor, mas raiva é fundamental. Quando não tiver palavras belas, improvise. Diga a verdade.
As manhãs de sol são lindas, mas é preciso trabalhar também nos dias de chuva.
Abra os braços. Segure na mão de quem está na frente e puxe a mão de quem estiver atrás. Não confunda briga com luta. Briga tem hora para acabar, a luta é para uma vida inteira..... (Coração em chamas-Sérgio Vaz-Colecionador de Pedras).
PRINT SUFER KEPTO TORO
C.A. and some M.T.A.
with Huckleberry Hound and Quick Draw McGraw. Better viewed: LARGE
Benched in Los Angeles County, CA
At the end of the first day of the 1996 RAF Mildenhall 'Air Fete' - here's a quick shot across part of the static display
Front and centre is tooled-up German Marine Panavia Tornado 45+46, then a Lakenheath based F-15E Strike Eagle 90-0262/LN, an OA-10A Warthog 81-0952/SP, a RAF No.617 Squadron Tornado GR.1B ZA457/AJ-J, an F-16C Viper 91-0403/SP with at the end another German Tornado
Behind to the left is a USAF C-21 Lear Jet 84-0108, next to based USN UC-12M 163843/8G - then poking above in the middle between the F-15's tails is the fin of a B-52H Stratofortress
60-0001/LA and last but not least where an after-show 'party' is going on is a South African Air Force Boeing 707 AF615
Quite a haul
Scanned Kodak 35mm Transparency
Now used as a shoving platform, this former C&IM caboose rarely ever leaves the Illinois & Midland's Quiver Yard Limits. Almost always is it parked in the same exact spot, only different cars are coupled to it.
I'm kind of anal when it comes to the composition of lightning shots. I like a certain look, a certain kind of strike, a certain kind of framing and if I don't have it, I'll just throw out the image. Examples are capturing only HALF a strike. You were aimed in the general area but the bolt obviously has a lot going on off-camera that you missed. That's not good enough for me.
Anyways, this bolt has a pretty intense tendril going off camera, but for the most part, the entire strike is in the center of the frame. It's definitely not my favorite lightning shot of all time, but the reason I'm posting it is how amazed I am at all the small details. If you look closely towards the top (and anywhere really) you can see tons of faint lines of less intense tendrils going everywhere. I love it. I don't think my shots from last year had this much detail in them and I'm stoked to see what happens this summer.
I find this stuff just utterly fascinating. This was shot just a few weeks ago in Memphis. The official start to the Arizona monsoon season was yesterday, but so far the outlook is at LEAST 2-3 weeks away before we start seeing that seasonal storm flow begin. I'm getting antsy.
(exif: canon 5d mark ii, canon 50mm 1.4, iso 100, f/5.0, 20 sec)
consigliata in large...P.S. concentrate la vostra attenzione sul pilastro specialmente sulla parte medio alta..:D
A local static caravan park which isn't looking overly busy but generally speaking it always is!
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