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@ Optimus Alive 2009
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A friend's son, whom I call "Jamoon" (for the most obvious reasons!), he is simply a little storm :)
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USC School of Dramatic Arts presents Trouble in Mind, October 31-November 3, 2019, at the McClintock Theatre. ©2019 Photo by Ryan Miller/Capture Imaging for the USC School of Dramatic Arts
USC School of Dramatic Arts presents Trouble in Mind, October 31-November 3, 2019, at the McClintock Theatre. ©2019 Photo by Ryan Miller/Capture Imaging for the USC School of Dramatic Arts
Another from the wind shoot. Her hair in the aftermath of the crazy weather, haha. I feel like she looked feral and dangerous in this shot, like maybe she really had willed the storm into existence.
Model: Tasha
I made a slight contrast adjustment, but other than that, there was no post-production editing done here. It's my least edited picture by far, the closest I've come to no editing at all, at least.
Now, don't take the fact that I made this available for print as a sign of arrogance. I know I have a long way to go. But I thought I'd start setting it up for fun until I'm actually producing photographs that are strong enough to merit sales. Then I'll think about getting a premium account. But who knows when that'll be!
Trouble #1 - this shot of Indian Paintbrush, growing high in the meadows near Mt.Baker, was taken with a borrowed camera. That's because I arrived in Washington with my camera - but no card in the camera. The card was back in my computer in NY. And we were out in the MOunt Baker Wilderness area, among the world's finest mountains!
After listening to my endless complaining, my daughter finally just gave me her camera to use.
So I was happy, and took many photos. I loaded them onto my daughter's computer, saved them on a Sandisk Cruzer Switch, and took them home with me.
Trouble # 2 - my computer would not open the device.
Trouble #3 - my computer stopped opening ANY devices, so my husband could not download his trip pictures either. Try imagining the frustration around here!
Finally, my daughter rescued the situation again, by posting all the photos online, for me to download, mess with, and get ready to upload onto Flickr.
And so we have this shot! I did enjoy using her fine Lumix camera, btw.
杭州黑扇 the seal has 人民/people's something on it, which spelled trouble in Taiwan while the Cultural Revolution was going on.
Photo taken July 2009, 烏來無妄齋, Wulai, Taiwan.
@ Optimus Alive 2009
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Curley Taylor and Zydeco Trouble perform outside the Opelousas Court House at a kickoff event for the Original Southwest Louisiana Zydeco Festival held in Plaisance the Saturday before Labor Day.
For Black & White Wednesday
This is a "sign" of the times. The real estate seems to be sitting and going nowhere all over the country. This home has been for sale for a few years now. I'm sure that's not what the owner had intended. It must be a lot of trouble to have to pay the mortgage on a home that you aren't living in.
USC School of Dramatic Arts presents Trouble in Mind, October 31-November 3, 2019, at the McClintock Theatre. ©2019 Photo by Ryan Miller/Capture Imaging for the USC School of Dramatic Arts
No idea what he was up to but this pic tells me he was about to get up to some kind of mischief!!! Looks to me as though Granny is in on it too!
Trouble brewing to the left. The men in the hats in adjoining photos were being bumped around by the anti-Israel faction as they exchanged opposing viewpoints and it got ugly and potentially volatile instantly. But the LAPD were right there, talked with the men and moved them aside protecting them and moving them to this location which is where all the pro Israel people were stationed for their protection.