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The sun glares down on my desk for an hour every day, blinding me. Until I got a work hat that is! Hat tip (heh heh) to Zappos for delivery in under 24hr... amazing!
Complete Interior Design designed and refurbished an industrial building turning this into modern offices and warehousing, production, R&D and test facilities.
yashica mat 124 G 80mm
Fuji Reala.. you can see characteristic green tints on his face.
C41 at a store.. washed badly resulting in thick funny weird negatives.
Shot at work @ f/4 1/25.
My grandfather owned a new one of these back in 1958. I cannot get over how little this car has dated in the past 50 years. still a joy to behold!
Skycam at work. This is a crop of a photo taken with my D50 with 18-200VR lens at f/5.6, 200mm, ISO 800 and 1/160 sec. from way up high in the NW corner of the stadium at a night game. I'm pretty pleased with the results (even when viewed at original size) from a lens people say isn't any good in low light. Absolutely no post processing except the crop.
Para el stand de Garden Automotores (representantes de Kia Motors) en la Expo 09. Comisionado por Lenguapop.
Monday morning it was back to work, and man did I have a helluva week setup for me. I left the house at about 3:30 in the morning to take a flight to Nice. I was taking part in the AcmePacket conference for a few days in Monaco (I know - what a tough life!) So I landed in Nice and immediately saw this sign. It's not too often (particularly in an airport this size) that you see a sign for a helicopter transfer. But then again I'd never been to the French Riviera and I certainly knew that Nice and Monaco were wealthy areas.
Anyway the conference was outstanding. I'm a super big geek and it was so refreshing (with all due to respect to those that may have attended the conference) to be surrounded by other huge geeks. We talked about all sorts of things related to the telecommunications industry and it was just great. At the end of the day we had dinner at the Prince's Palace, where there were over 100 private cars on exhibition. It was an interesting place and a great day back at work.
" When an object is put aside, not to be returned to for a while, it will lie fully ignored until used again. Objects which lie unmoved for more than about 48 hours usually become invisible to the INTP, until such time as he has a use for them again. For other temperaments whose need for tidiness and order in a house is strong, this lack of concern in this area may seem despairing. For the INTP, however, no problem exists. Corners of rooms, table tops and cupboards may become cluttered with objects, but while they don't move they remain effectively invisible and are unimportant. "
At least my on-screen XML is neatly formatted. And that's what counts.
After finding a stud using a decent studfinder I taped the drill bit to make sure I don't drill further than needed.