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This photo satisfies requirement 4. I shot this photo of the cherry blossoms on a sunny day using a white balance of 4000K (which is recommended for use under fluorescent light). I set my camera on manual to use a shutter speed of 1/200 and aperture of f/25.0 in an effort to reign back the light from shooting directly at the sun. Even so, the sky is completely overexposed (requirement 1).
Initially the white balance made the photo very cold with a blueish undertone, but I wanted the blossoms to have a more natural color. I found that by raising the blue hue on Photoshop, I could achieve the pinkish color I have now. Because the blossoms were also very light due to the overexposure, I raised the black "level" which helped to give the center of the blossoms more definition.
Bicyclists are senselessly sent uphill. They'll rejoin the flat route in three quarters of a mile or so.
Wait, didn't I just leave Dallas... then I realized San Antonio doesn't have a football team. And they're "America's Team" so I guess it's OK.
Day 152/365
I spent a large chunk of tonight going through old photos. Chucking out bad ones and extras. I don't understand why I always got doubles... I never gave any away. Weirdo. Anyway, I took a photo of the pile of trash. Haha. I did some weird editing on it, cause I felt like being out of the box and all wrong.
I don't particularly want to go to work. I wish I could make my own schedual.
I have never marked my location of residence on TripAdviser before. For some reason I had decided to do this the night before.
I had just finished the day on a high having watched Les Mis. Of course, by the time I got to the metro, I lived so far away that there was no direct line to my house.
Lame.
It was a little after midnight when I landed about a mile and a half away from my place and I was completely lost. I had NO idea where I was nor where the place I was staying was at.
It was by chance that I happened upon this previously saved location. Really, I was counting my blessings. Before realizing this beacon of hope on my TripAdviser, I had begun walking in a random direction. Hoping I would recognize something and find my way home. I was heading in the wrong direction.
When I realized that I had marked my place of residence (this occurred exactly at 12:29), I found myself at pretty much a crossroads.
The blue dot is me. I could head left through a labyrinth of roads then head down the main road. Or I could stay the course, pass through a park and take a left at the main road.
Opting for the easier of the two and guessing they are about the same distance, I headed in the direction of the park marked in green.
What you don't see on the map is there is a cemetery that is barred and locked.
That would have been helpful to know.
I had to retrace my steps and head towards the labyrinth.
I must have looked peculiar in this neighborhood. Having heard many police sirens the night before, I was somewhat concerned about getting mugged.
I soon realized however that I was the one people were afraid of. I had my black jacket on, I was walking at a fast rate, and I had my hood over my head because it was chilly.
By the time I got home it was around 1:30. Pretty ridiculous.
Randolph, MA - More than 20 people were injured when a vehicle traveling on the wrong side of the road collided head-on with an MBTA bus in Randolph Tuesday August 12, 2014.
Concert jazz du groupe belge "The Wrong Object", au Luxembourg le 04 novembre 2005.
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Jazz concert of the belgian band "The Wrong Object" in Luxembourg on the 4th November 2005.
More details on www.instantdecisif.com.
Concert jazz du groupe belge "The Wrong Object", au Luxembourg le 04 novembre 2005.
Plus de détails sur www.instantdecisif.com.
Jazz concert of the belgian band "The Wrong Object" in Luxembourg on the 4th November 2005.
More details on www.instantdecisif.com.
This was taken in the A Foundation on the night of an art exhibition I was involved in. We, Unit 4, designed and built a confession booth to find out peoples "wrong Loves"
Wrong direction for Hudson Rd along I-540 at US 62 in Bentonville. Hudson Rd is to the left, not the right
The global response to my proposed book ‘… practically nothing can go wrong …’
has been overwhelming.
But we are still after more stories about the moment when strategy, planning and logic
disintegrate and the phrase ‘…practically nothing can go wrong…’ transforms itself into everything that does precisely that.
All filmmakers or anyone who is familiar with this scenario are invited to submit stories
for a pioneering book about the ‘other’ side of the film industry-the one the public never
sees or hears about.
‘…practically nothing can go wrong…’ will comprise of first hand accounts of those
heart-stopping oops that become invariably the stuff of industry lore and legend.
A percentage of the proceeds will go to MyLife, a non-profit organization that aims to empower Cape Town’s homeless children.
For more info contact Oliver Nurock of Reel Africa
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+2782 900 7746
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wrong color for the green cardigan - the description said plain and I wanted plain but for some reason combination color... lol
But love the sweater pullover~~~
I'm on the north peak of Cardinal looking at the middle peak (the true summit). The real route is on the red scree on the right side of the photo. There is a pretty fifth class knife edge that might make a nice route from here to the summit, unfortunately I'm not set up for that so I have to go down 500 ft and traverse some scree gullies.