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465. That's how many pieces of mail I processed today - whoa!
Added note: I should probably point out that only 110 of them were this size. 100 were in envelope sizes, and the remaining were two different smaller sizes of mailers.
Working on another sketch of Sabriena, the White Rose Witch of Wensleydale. Here she is with her Yorkshire Pudding cauldron concocting her witchy cheesy brew. It’s been suggested she should have a pet toad- hence toad in the hole. Any more ideas anyone? www.facebook.com/groups/960521703958757/?ref=share
The director of the annual Chalk Festival finishes up this piece on the fourth day. Robin VanLear and her helpers lay down a very large and ambitious piece each year which often takes more than the weekend to finish.
BNSF 6014 west has a nice collection of heavy duty MoW machinery in tow, including a ballast cleaner and track tampers. Chariton, IA 6/28/14.
First colour slide shots taken on my RZ67 part of my self portrait project.
Big thanks to Dan and Tomasz for helping me sneek this through before the inductions!
Part of the Little Dudes series, documenting the little dudes who live in my home.
See Also: Setup photos for Berry Hard Work: Setup 1 | Setup 2 | Setup 3 | Setup 4 | Setup 5 | Setup 6 | Setup 7 | Setup 8 | Setup 9 | Setup 10 | Setup 11
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Ready for the works Christmas no expense spared Christmas doo, I hope 1 of the salesmen’s men is there as I’ve had my eye on him for quite a while ❤️
Okedoke, a picture of my desk at work. Just got the apple cinema display so i though i'd go feng shui and create a nice working environment... (Not normal for a coder i know!)
Wednesday 30th 2015
Started off well loading my first delivery into the box truck with help from another guy at work. It was all downhill from then on.
putting the order neatly inside the truck and getting down for the next load, i saw the one guy helping me talking to our sales guy. next thing im on the pavement looking up at both of them from the ground.
my head , jaw ,neck ,and shoulder and soon after my right calf
started to join the pain train.
i guess on my way down body parts other than my feet found impact points like the metal bumper step and then frozen pavement.
They called for the ambulance .
Er was sad, with few but very busy personnel
and spent my work day in the hospital. i was discharged after 4;00 pm.
no broken bones was found. lucky me.
January 2 .. my leg is better so i can walk better, sore to the touch
but clearly my shoulder isn't coming back to order
for a while and follow up to see what damage other than bone
is done.
the other suck part is i hit my head on something a slight ringing in the right ear, is annoying,
after yesterdays shower i found a cut on the left side of my head.
Since being able to sleep in my own bed i discovered i have a sever bout with dizziness that merely lasts five seconds .
but its concerning as ive never experienced this kind of thing
getting to sit upright afterward the dizzyness is less severe and lasts shorter in duration.
So, as of today, the shoulder pain and dizziness is all that i still have and my left middle finger ring finger and pinky is less numb but the joints don't hurt as they did either..
my wife is setting me up with a doctor to see what tendon and muscle damage had been done to my shoulder.
A dilapidated but still kind of cute little shed at the abandoned mink ranch. I love the bendy wall and wonder if it will survive the winter.
Rolleiflex 2.8D
Xenotar 80mm f/2.8
Fujifilm Neopan Acros 100
60 second exposure
This scene was almost totally void of ambient lighting, and I used an LED flashlight to light-paint the area. I've gotten somewhat used to this on digital, but every scene is a little different so it's rather hard to predict exactly how it will turn out on film.
A Pinhole Blender Six Shooter solargraph. Some of the streaks are in the sky, others are reflections in windows. A one day exposure.
I got settled into my new desk at work since I got the promotion I've been waiting for since November when I interviewed. I really love all the new space I have compared to my previous itty bitty desk I had. Everyone was making comments here & there about how girly it was & how I seemed to have moved in, haha.
The fantastic Crescent in Buxton, Derbyshire. Originally finished in 1789. The building was closed in the 1980's. In 2012 work started to restore it but then stopped in 2013 due to funding issues. It appears that work has once again started to repair what is undoubtedly the 'jewel in the crown' of Buxton's Georgian heritage. Scandalous that it was ever allowed to decline in the first place. Three images stitched with PS.