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Most people keep pictures of family at work, I have a photo of William S. Burroughs wielding a knife.
It keeps my clients civil.
work and earn
thats only matters
Pelabuhan Susoh Aceh Barat Daya
Kiev 60 | arsat 30mm
kodak tmax100 | ro9 1:50
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Vanity Street tattoo shop série...
Leica M3 Summitar 50/2
First roll with the new Leica M3 !!
i wanted one.... i was waiting.... it is done !
An amazing pleasure to use it !
several months ago that I had taken more pictures ...
the Kowa Six is ​​a beautiful device, but very "awkward" ...
Always Mess-Baldix not far ....
But I wanted for more time to find a more compact device ... return to 35mm?
I had the opportunity to buy the Leica M3 with the Summitar, a legendary camera ....
So I cracked.
I'm not used to this unit (remove the lens cover ^ ^)
but it is extremely nice.
Thank you Stephane "stephane_marco " for your Help !!!!
I hope you are all well and fine.
I took this photo in "Vanity Street" tattoo shop where I work.
Here Jack "Boss" at work ...
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A quick people@work shot. I was shooting the second fastest guy of the world today, who arrived with a helicopterfrom Zurich two days before "Weltklasse in Zürich", to train with some athletics interested kids. Whils Tyson Gay was giving signatures, I slendered over to the waiting helicopter and asked Adrian to sit in for me. He was very kind. The rest was a quick setup - no time to loose:
580EX with ¼ CTS in a lumiquest III hand held on a ETTL cable, ambient -1ev, Flash + 1.3 ev, handheld left and up.
This shot made me ask and then sit two meters infront of the helicopters cabine (!) when he ligted of a few minutes later. I was a bit skared that a tilted rotor would lawnmow me infront of 120 kids including my son. I didn't. See here: flic.kr/p/d21QUL
Waiting for a thick layer of MSC spray to dry, so I can smoothen out the eyeshadow and add color to her lips. I was thinking about something beige/brownish, not too dark.
Hope you like it so far, Danuta!
Haven't done one of these in a while – I've been getting shy about getting my camera out to photograph other people.
Missed the first Metropolitan line train from my end of the line into London (the 05:22) and just about made it to the station in time for the 05:36. Got to Liverpool Street at whatever time before half-six; it amused me how the fruit stall thing in the ticket hall was already bustling and busy, and how most of the shops in the station were open.
Got myself a hot chocolate from Costa's and chilled for a little bit before ambling over to Stratford for my first shift back after the whole hospital thing. I feel a bit useless though – I had my RTWI (Return to Work Interview) and because of the medication and the fact I'm still waiting for the GP to get back to me over what steps we take from here, I've got all sorts of restrictions placed on me – not allowed to work near platforms, deal with trains, work on my own in case something happens to me. It's all a bit naff really – I feel a bit redundant to be honest with you. Sat around for most of the morning in Fleet Haus as we had some 'Staff Engagement' meeting thing – it actually turned out to be okay. Lots of people across different grades actually clearing the air and making sense of stuff – it's so much more motivating when people aren't backbiting or bickering all the time.
Anyway, first dead early shift in a while tomorrow at a station I haven't worked at for about 3.5 years. Dreading it – got to don my 'stab vest' (basically stuff all my pockets full of Tube maps). Just finished watching the live feed for the launch of Space Shuttle Discover for STS-133 – brought back memories of being back in Florida last May watching Atlantis lift off for STS-132. Which I was there right now – London is so depressing at the moment, and I feel myself slipping backwards into some dark spaces. Alarm's set for 2AM – can't seem to get a later taxi as nothing in the schedule gets me in on time for 5AM. Oh well – a girl's gotta do what a girl's gotta do.
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UP 5132, a "notch nose" SD70M, and 9390, a newly-painted C40-8W, pull a long work train out of Junction City on their way to the Cascades. This was the day the Cascade line re-opened after Tunnel 11 was repaired and things started to return to normal on the Brooklyn Sub.
This is going to be the zombie girl from Dawn of the Dreadfuls book cover art. Temporary hair just to see what it looks like, I have another better dark brown middle part scalp coming for her. Trying to decide between Pure Neemo body and Licca body.
Working on this for a local show at Cottonwood. :) It's a mixed media piece. Sorry Wes, no polymer clay on this one. :)
4" thick spalted maple top - stabilized my LOTS of epoxy. VG Doug-fir frame. The lower shelf hinges to reveal storage. Add four vises, some tools, and a couple of lead bricks = this little bench doesn't move a fraction.
Thanks to this very nice couple who enjoyed the sunset with me for sitting perfectly still for over 1 mintue while I rattled off about 18 shots for an HDR (the last shot being 30 seconds to get enough light in the shadows of the pews). It was a beautiful sunset.
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