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February 21, 2008. 052/366. REALLY! Tickets weren't buyable. 43,000 people signed up for a random drawing on the Texas Democratic Party website, and 200 were picked.

And what were the odds that I would be one of them? Well... one in 215, actually, so maybe I shouldn't go play the lottery just yet.

It was an AMAZING experience, to which I was NOT allowed to bring my camera! I could have cried. I'm going to do a writeup of my experiences there over on the blog tomorrow, and I'll include the link here when it's done.

Milovice by Roman Skyva

Writeup at: www.romanskyva.com/blog/2010/01/milovice-access-all-areas/

Milovice by Roman Skyva

Writeup at: www.romanskyva.com/blog/2010/01/milovice-access-all-areas/

‘Yoji, What's Wrong with You?’ by Mako Idemitsu by Artitute Art

courtesy of brooklynmuseum.org

Read about our writeup at artitute.com/2011/06/13/video-an-art-history-1965-2010-by...

Doors to painting and sanding by PhylG

See also my writeup at Confessions of a Cultural Idiot

Magfest 2011 by erin m

From MAGfest, a music and gaming con in Alexandria. Working on a We Love DC writeup for Wednesday, so, you know, check back there later.

Sassafras Tree in Flower by Melinda Young Stuart

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en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sassafras

Family: Lauraceae

Lots to be learned from this Wiki writeup! It's a favorite food of the white-tailed deer and a host plant for swallowtail butterflies.

More from Wikipedia:

"During the establishment of the Virginia Colony, including Jamestown in the 17th century, sassafras was a major export commodity to England. A medicinal root thought to be effective in treating ague (fevers) and STD, with wood that was prized for its beauty and durability, sassafras was popular in England from its first import by Sir Walter Raleigh in 1602 until the 18th century.

Exploration for sassafras was the catalyst for the 1603 commercial expedition from Bristol of Captain Martin Pring to the coasts of present-day Maine, New Hampshire and Massachusetts, and his two ships returned with some. During a brief period in the early 17th century, sassafras was the second-largest export from America behind tobacco. Additionally, throughout history, sassafras wood has been found to be an excellent fire-starter because of the flammability of its natural oils found within the wood and the leaves."

mojo makes the paper by ehopec

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Magfest 2011 by erin m

From MAGfest, a music and gaming con in Alexandria. Working on a We Love DC writeup for Wednesday, so, you know, check back there later.

Honda Civic Si Correction Detail by DeVille Detailing by DeVille Detailing

Hologramme/swirl removal and paint correction. Read the full writeup here: www.devilledetailing.co.uk/1/post/2014/01/honda-civic-si-...

Honda Civic Si Correction Detail by DeVille Detailing by DeVille Detailing

Hologramme/swirl removal and paint correction. Read the full writeup here: www.devilledetailing.co.uk/1/post/2014/01/honda-civic-si-...

Maker Faire Detroit by Lenore Edman

13,200 Volts

Maker Faire Detroit writeup here.

Honda Civic Si Correction Detail by DeVille Detailing by DeVille Detailing

Hologramme/swirl removal and paint correction. Read the full writeup here: www.devilledetailing.co.uk/1/post/2014/01/honda-civic-si-...

Trojan.Ransompage by Symantec Security Response

Screenshot of Trojan.Ransompage asking the user to pay to unlock the computer.

More Information

www.symantec.com/security_response/writeup.jsp?docid=2009...

Going Shopping in Your Slippers by Dave Collier

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Writeup on Iron and Coal – the Sequel.

Mercedes-Benz Viano Correction & Interior Detail by DeVille Detailing

Full paint correction and interior detail on a HARD WORKNG Mercedes Viano. Read the full writeup here: tinyurl.com/qa5ywxa

VicDrift1506_20130615-0030 by Aaron Tan

Event Writeup: aaronactive.net/?p=856

Stay updated via FB: facebook.com/aaronactive.net/

Gear Review | TAP&DYE L E G A C Y Camera Neck/Shoulder Strap by Travis Rock

Check the blog for the full writeup!

www.travisandeva.com/2012/12/28/gear-review-tapdye-l-e-g-...

flash_on_a_boom-3 by Ben Mathis

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Writeup here: mr-chompers.blogspot.com/2008/09/strobe-on-boom.html

Wahoo sweet writeup of Saturday's event at @arcanecomics in @thestrangerseattle! by TatsGill

El Boton in Time Out Chicago by Naz Hamid

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We got a nice little write up in Time Out Chicago.

Bar-tailed Godwits Have Returned to NZ by Rebecca Bowater

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This image was in Nelson's Newspaper 23-9-23 with a writeup about the return of the Godwits

DSCF3105 by Keith Wee

For Fujifilm EDM writeup

Species a Day, Day 69: Say's phoebe by Kimberly Hosey

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Say's phoebe, Sayornis saya, at the Gilbert Riparian Preserve.

Check out all my Species a Day posts, with writeups, here.

Check out all of my Species a Day writeups here.

Another Hazy Morning by Joel Dinda

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Three photos with the same writeup....

This is my favorite open-field at sunrise location, on Mulliken Road a couple miles south of town. You can see for a couple miles, looking east, while the trees and structures (and even the telephone poles) give you elements to structure a photograph that isn't just open fields.

I've mentioned, from time to time, my shoot-reframe-refocus-shoot-repeat photographic habits. Here's an excellent example. In just over a minute I shot fifteen photographs with four distinct framings, with minor settings changes between most of the snaps. All were shot from the same location and in generally the same direction, though I panned from northeast to southeast over the session.

This is how I work, folks.

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This photograph is an outtake from my 2012 photo-a-day project, 366 Snaps.

366 Snaps project discussion and stats for November 17.

DSC03777 by Keith Wee

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For Fujifilm EDM writeup

striplight_portrait-2 by Ben Mathis

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Writeup here: mr-chompers.blogspot.com/2008/09/no-more-diy-stripbox.html

Finished touchups by Chris Ainsworth