This was a very bittersweet photo shoot for me. It was the last one I did in Anchorage, Alaska before moving back to the Lower 48 in February 2013. It was also hard knowing this might be the last time I would shoot with Alanna. I think our photographer/model relationship was jinxed from the beginning. After our first shoot we decided we loved shooting with each other; however, for personal reasons she left Alaska almost overnight. About a year later she came back to AK, just was I was packing out. What a bummer!

This shoot was pretty much totally unplanned. Alanna came to the house for some shots with her newborn daughter. After shooting, the daughter took a nap so we had a few minutes to shoot. Alanna is such a beautiful person - very sweet and photogenic. I hope the photography gods smile on us in the future!

This place is pork-free and the food was dull as f**k! #beyondbland

This papercraft is a life size Replica Heavy Trooper Variant VII Mask for Cosplay, from the first-person shooter survival horror video game F.E.A.R. 2: Project Origin, the paper model is created by Sinner. The size of finished modelis about 240 (H) x 173 (W) x 131 (D) mm.

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This spot is a favourite of mine. Very accessible on the way home from work.

This WRTL 2015 is seen on Gracemount Square, at at Alnwickhill.

This did have some stars coming out from the top but I forgot to photograph them. This was based on the partyware that the lady had brought although she did not want it jungle based. I would have done this different if I had free range but the lady was quite clear on what she wanted :0)

This large open space is used flexibly for a wide variety of events including staged performances, conferences and yoga classes.

This is a doodle of my next girl! She will have a special set with an animal mask and special eyechips!!! Stay tunned dears!

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This A-10C has been in AMARC since 2014.

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This is another one of the images from this weeks roll of film for the 52 challenge. I am really enjoying pushing to shoot something every week... but I hope to do alot more with portraiture and I would also like to find a lab in Columbus that will develop 120 film so I can do more with my 500c. Another thing on my list is to start developing my own black and white film...

Thanks for looking!

Camera Info:

Minolta SRT-102

Minolta Rokkor 50mm 1.7

Fuji 200 (Cheap Walmart film)

This diorama was set up in front of the Calico Critters booth at Toy Fair 2015. So cute!

This Song is the best of the best when it comes to mind and heart ;o))

Jonny Lang - Walking Away

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Am I in some prank TV show that you're all in on?

I took this Friday morning at 7:15. These signs are still on every single entrance to Union Station. I misstated in my testimony when I told Del. Norton that I believed they were painted on. They're actually just clear plastic that seems to be glued on. It should be a matter of 15 minutes to take them all down. And yet nearly 72 hours after Norton said she wanted them down, they're still there, still declaring Union Station private property.

I took a photo of the other signs yesterday, and yes, they're still up today, too.

For the record, I shot this in front of a security guard. He didn't stop me.

This is me, being tedfoo, in my own yuppy way. Once I find a red wall, I'm ALL over doing some portraits in front of it.

This photo was taken from Dikastro, a Greek village near Karpenhsi...

This was a classic old hotel on the North shore of Lake Thune. Kids were swimming from a small rock beach and the water didn't feel too cold. Very tempting.

This is a cat, no surprise there. Al is a special cat a cross with a cornish rex sho he has crinkly hair and whiskers, he always looks a mess. He also looks as though there is no one home... as his name Al.. Alzheimer's...

STEMpunk #4531 Robitics, Two Rivers High School, creates art on the library lawn, Lester Public Library, Two Rivers, Wisconsin

This would be used in the darkroom. The time is set in the back. There is also a winder in the back to charge up the mechanism (spring). When you are in the darkroom you merely slide the front-mounted switch from 'STOP' to 'START'.

This little Tea-kettle, served the Mining Industry in the 1900 era.

This P109 is seen in Inveresk

This photo was taken at the Maui Prince Hotel in Maui.

This individual was seen in the Wild Ass Sanctuary in Little Rann of Kutch

This looks like a reflection, but it isn't.

I have a hard time believing it will still be healthy once I cook it.... Yes, I have trouble equating delicious with healthy. And anyone who thinks their kitchen is too small to cook in had best think again....

Not shown - alphabet noodles. No reason we can't have whimsy with dinner.

This render is mostly for the looks, but also to demonstrate the height difference between the entrance gate and the entrance to the barracks. The height difference is 34 bricks

This came within a hair's breadth of being yanked. I thought it was a weed!

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This course prepares students to assist dependent elderly persons, home-care clients and hospital patients with their personal care needs. This course combines home health aide content with the nursing assistant course. The Minnesota State Certification examination is administered following course completion.

Okay, this is part of the story of rebuilding society so, here goes nothing...

"Alright, you've probably at least heard about a type of rouge "Chicken Walker" by now. The good news is, if you can see this, it means you are still alive. The bad news is, well, pretty much everything else. If you have been feeling depressed lately, it is highly advised that you do not continue watching the program. Alright, so you probably have been wondering where the he** this beast came from. Stay tuned to find out. Just kidding, here you go. Several companies had been experimenting with self-controlled mechanical walkers. They were pretty much built the same way as human controlled, except these were controlled by an extremely high tech artificial "brain" that was designed to assess risks and act accordingly. During a test, the "brain" assessed that its creators were risks to it, and killed them all. Then it escaped. It was actually a police officer Dan Higgins that first came across it. He radioed in when he saw it moving towards him. As it moved closer, he pulled out a 9mm pistol on it, but stayed on the radio. The "brain" immediately assessed "risk" and blew him to bits with one of its six “smart" (automatically controlled, also called Fire and Forget) missiles. The radio was still on, but the officer was surely dead. The local police station immediately new it had a huge problem on their hand, one that they were by no means capable dealing with and immediately requested military assistance. Two Humvee jeeps were immediately dispatched, but both were quickly eliminated with its 37.64x12mm cannon. From there on, the "brain" considered all humans as a risk, and now kills everybody on sight. This concludes our, very solemn newscast for tonight. Our thought and prayers to everybody out there with dead our injured loved ones.

Walker View

This had a nasty accident. Driver is ok.

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i just want to relate this photo with the next photo=)

this is a red BMW E46 330 ZHP on an abandoned Runway

This is the Russel Glacier near Kangerlusuaq, Greenland.

Pullback view of steak and potato image.

If this pullback is a little different than the final image, it's because THIS was my last shot and I started to EAT my lunch...

final image here... I only gave it a little pop of sharpness in Photoshop.

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strobist sb800 sandwiched between a small 2mm (in front) and large 3mm white craft foam for main light. Hand held a second large 3mm craft foam for fill in front and below camera. Oh, I also set my White Balance for the exposure with my little tiny WB button on my Nikon D50., I didn't simply set it for 'flash' Flash fired with wireless ebay trigger.

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This sailboat landed in Virginia Beach Miami Florida from Cuba with 6 men on board.

this atc is for Dan's "Father Time" challenge at Artful Ideas. WTA

This is my entry for the BAF Contest.

Scene is from Indiana Jones: Raiders of the Lost Ark, when the crazy guy with the black hat comes looking for the necklace thing.

This beautiful bird was veiled by its breeding plumes, blown by the breeze, while sitting on the nest.

This is a 1962 (Series 1) Ferrari 250 GTO. This is the second one out of 39 ever built and its known that there are only 36 in the world. Its the only one I've ever seen. Also this is known as the second most expensive car in the world.