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This is Tobbe and Linda, I met them in Västerhaninge yesterday and asked if I could take a portrait. Linda lives in Västerhaninge and is looking for work after graduating from the Fredrika Bremer secondary school, where she attended the Media Programme. She enjoys photography and while at the school she took the same course as this trio. She said she hadn't had any inspiration for photography lately, which she blamed on the weather. Tobbe, who is from Skogås, is still at the school where he is studying music. He is in a band. They play a bit of grunge, but have yet to set up a MySpace site. I play the guitar, Tobbe told me, and we are currently looking for a drummer, but can't seem to find one, so I may have to switch to the drums, as it's easier to find another guitarist, he continued. Perhaps not a coincidence, but I did meet a guy from Skogås a couple of weeks ago who, and he was also in a band.
i hate how it's one week before christmas and i still have a weeks worth of school left.
where's the fun in that?
My 28 " wheel New Hudson single speed / coaster brake & my Dayton cycle Co London single speed / coaster brake roadster. I will restore these two bikes this winter to use on Vintage events next year.
diversity
recognizing and valuing differences among people
often it is difficult to find out
there is a hidden truth ...
#22 : Students excercise
On the front of this clay tablet is part of an incantation or spell against evil spirits written in both Sumerian and Babylonian. On the back the text has been repeated phonetically in Greek script. Students in Babylonia wrote tablets like this to practice their translation.
3rd-1st century BCE, Babylon, Iraq
#24 The last dated cuneiform tablet
This is the last datable cuneiform tablet in the British Museum. It gives the monthly positions of the planets in the zodiac signs and the dates of their characterisitc phenomena. Dates of solstices , equinoxes and eclipses are also given. The text also refers to the rising of Sirius, and especially bright star used as a calender markers by various cultures across the ancient world.
AD 61, Babylon, Iraq
National City, California; November 2011
I may have been trespassing when I shot this, but there were no signs, and nobody ran me off.
D200
70-200mm f/2.8 VR (I not II) @ 200mm
ISO 100 @ f/5.6 & 1/180th sec
Available Light
Capture NX2 (bumped the colors a little)
Archive: 2006.01.04 - American Museum of Natural History (NYC).
Looking through my PhotoStream, I noticed that I didn't have anything form the D200 posted. So I went back and pulled out some of my favorites. This is the first of those images.
My wife and I spent the afternoon in the butterfly house of AMNH. We had a blast and got some pretty nice images to boot.
I was making ripple by shaking a withered branches with some water on top of Danbo.
My friend, kctsang helps me to take the photo. Thanks a lot.
Two small jigsaws each cut in the Expert style.
Top LHS: Warne Chandos 75pc Goldfish 6x6in. I think this might be by WS Coleman, but I'm not certain.
Remaining photos: Expert Cut 84pc Painting by Norman Price, appearing as a St Nicholas Magazine illustration, 1 replacement 7x6in.
These two jigsaws made comparable sums on ebay in summer 2018 - £32 and £45.
Christmas 2002 - That was a fun year with two pregnant girls. Heidi is weeks from having Caleb and I had three months to go .. plenty of time to get huge!
Day 284 of 365 (Year Two)
We watched an episode of Batman today and Poe got all excited thinking he had the perfect Halloween costume. I fell asleep and when I woke up he had done this to us. I'm not entirely sure how he did it, but I'm hoping he can undo it! I explained to him/me that he couldn't use me as part of his costume.