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Dylan: "Hold that thought, Norma. Now that you're safe, I have something to discuss with you. No, not really discuss, more like... Okay, since you're just sitting there like a ghost, I guess I should just inform you without prelude that I'm kidnapping your child."
You can actually watch as Norma feels herself burying the lede. Like, mentally there's a cracking sound in her mind and she just puts a pin in her last half-hour of life: We are going to circle back around to the other main thing going on, for sure, but this is now the priority.
Norma: "The fuck you say?"
Norman: "I mean, nothing is definite..."
Dylan: "Come on, man! We rehearsed this!"
Norma: "Well, that's not fucking happening and I will fucking pull out every stop right here and now, because as I mentioned, that is not happening. I will take all you motherfuckers down with me first. But I do want to mention, just as a side note, that Zach Shelby showed up and pretty much just raped me by accident, beat me up a little bit in a brutal rage, and is now currently chasing an Asian sex slave through the woods to murder her. So now back to this whole bungalow situation..."
Seriously, I am not joking around. That's actually how she plays it. And the Boys immediately point out that -- belt aside, which is a good start -- they all three need to get the fuck on out of there because Shelby is coming back and he has a gun and a headstart, so unless Jiao does something truly remarkable -- which honestly I don't know the girl that well but she is operating at some disadvantage tonight -- like some kind of Julie Of The Wolves/Home Alone-type shit, he is about to...
Oh, hey Shelby.
After a nervous few minutes of what would have been a standoff if Shelby weren't totally aware of Dylan's whole deal and his job and his Remo and Ethan and everything, and thus demands his piece first thing, he marches them up the hill so things can get really awkward and scary in the formal dining room. (Not related, but have you ever seen the remake or the original of Mother's Day? I love both so much, but there's an especial lot of awesome shit going on in the 2010 one: Rebecca De Mornay, Jaime King, Patrick Flueger, Deborah Ann Woll, Shawn Ashmore, Kandyse McClure. It's like, ideal.)


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Dad carefully clipped and photocopied Gourmet articles of note for decades. I took some with me to London when I worked there in the summer of 2005 and to Thailand when I backpacked up and down its coasts in the summer of 2006. They've essentially planned my parents' vacations since long before I was born — including an epic monthlong trip to Italy while my mom was seven months' pregnant with me. Later this month, they're returning there for a week in Venice; it's fitting that Gourmet is still playing an integral role in their itinerary.
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Global warming is so last year. So was the consensus at Paris Fashion Week this morning as Karl Lagerfeld transformed the city's Grand Palais into a make-shift wind farm and unveiled a catwalk created out of aqua-blue solar panels.
The house's signature bouclé suits were updated with high-shine PVC details on collars and cuffs. Beautifully cut jackets cut to swing just above the waistline were teamed with circular A-line skirts. Pearls, a Coco Chanel legacy, were also crucial and served as embellishment on jackets and dresses as well as show-stopping chokers and cuffs.
The designer has form when it comes to setting a scene - previous Chanel sets include an underwater wonderland, a barn lined with hay bales and a melting polar ice cap - but the backdrop on show this morning seemed decidedly low-key.
It was contemporary, of its time, in fact. And so were the clothes. While last season's Chanel offering was a decidedly futuristic and undisputedly a less wearable affair, next summer, Lagerfeld is in perfect step with contemporary culture.
Despite the classic Chanel touches, the entire collection had a modern, technologically advanced feel. Sporty fabrics including lightweight mesh and embossed jersey were relied upon throughout. Transparent PVC and plexiglass lent detail to pointed shoes with ankle straps. A silhouette, which seemed to mirror that which is already popular with today's style fraternity, was key.
Nature also appeared to have been on the designer's mind. For evening, elegant strapless gowns covered in tiny white beads were trimmed with shimmering ivy and thistle motifs, while the designer's chosen soundtrack, sung live by electroband band Chromatics, included a cover of Kate Bush's Running Up That Hill.
As famous for his accessories as he is for season-defining shows, Chanel's latest bag offering was among the most eye catching on the catwalk today. While a small, quilted shoulder bag in ivory is likely to delight the house's more conservative followers, a quilted tote bag with a handle created from a large plastic hoop is sure to send die-hard Chanel fans into a spin.
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"I didn't think I'd ever have a store," Sophomore's Chrissie Miller says. "I thought, crazy people shop and I didn't want to be involved in that. But I did it in L.A. and I loved it—that lifestyle, being there and talking to people about the clothes. As soon as I got back, it's all I was thinking about." So when a small shop space opened on Ludlow Street, Miller (above right) and friend and fellow designer Lindsey Thornburg (above left) pounced. Just one month after signing on the space, their new collaborative store, 143 (named after the building number, though Miller notes it's also pager code for "I love you"), the first permanent retail space for either designer, is set to open this Friday.
143 will be divided between the Sophomore collection, which Miller designs with Madeleine von Froomer, and Thornburg's cape-heavy namesake collection. (Both designers have also moved their studios to the building as well.) But it will also feature new and vintage pieces from a network of friends and the likeminded, including clothes, books, art, and jewelry. "The neighborhood is super vintage-heavy; I think people go [here] looking for vintage," Miller says. "So I found the best vintage dealers I could, rather than go to New Jersey and try to buy a bunch of stuff myself." She's been following the Texas-based dealers Sisters of the Black Moon on eBay for years, for example, and L.A.'s Filthmart, at whose now-shuttered New York store she worked years ago, is supplying vintage menswear.
Shen Beauty will curate an assortment of beauty products, and Miller's boyfriend, actor and artist Leo Fitzpatrick, will organize art and art books from the likes of Nate Lowman, Bruce Weber, Richard Kern, and Cass Bird. "Leo is obsessed with art books, and we don't like keeping them in the house after we're done with them," Miller says. Retail, the broom of the system! By the same token, shoppers can expect to find Sophomore and Thornburg samples and one-offs on the racks.
143 opens Friday, November 18, at 143 Ludlow St., NYC.
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The Lower East Side-based shop Reformation debuted an expanded store space on Ludlow Street this summer. Next week, Reformation will celebrate the launch of its Web site, TheReformation.com, with host Zoë Kravitz. For the occasion, artists Nate Lowman, Hanna Liden, Leo Fitzpatrick, and Adam McEwen designed funky, limited-edition T-shirts to benefit Grow NYC. Reformation gave the artists total creative control of the shirt designs, simply asking them to create something that expressed the artists' current state of mind. Here, Style.com has the exclusive first glimpse of the shirts before they go on sale on TheReformation.com on October 26.


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SALT LAKE CITY — It is hard to overstate just exactly how big Utah State football's 48-41 overtime victory at Louisiana Tech was on Saturday night. For Andersen and the seniors on the Aggie team, the win was an exclamation point on a season that has been the payoff for four hard years. A school that was once only known as a punch line is now getting attention for winning big games.
"Really excited would probably be an understatement," Andersen said. "It's been a long road. Been a long four years. For these kids to have success is a special time."
More than a thousand fans packed the Spectrum to watch the victory on the video board. When the team arrived at the Logan airport after midnight, around 500 fans stood out in the rain to welcome the Western Athletic Conference champions back home. It wasn't that long ago that those kind of numbers wouldn't be uncommon for home games during past seasons.
"To get into the airport and see 500 faces waiting for us. I don't know if the kids that were in this program prior to us getting here could have ever seen that coming," Andersen said.
The only thing sweeter than the airport reception for Andersen and the team was waking up on Sunday morning not only as conference champions, but with a newly minted top 25 ranking. The Associated Press poll voted the Aggies 25th in the nation after knocking off the previously 19th-ranked Bulldogs. The USA Today Coaches Poll had the Aggies just outside the top 25 at 26th.
"It's something that hasn't been accomplished for a long time," Andersen said of the Aggies' first ranking of any kind since 1978. "It's a big step for this program, an exciting step for the program. The respect that the kids get being in the top 25 is something that means a lot to them."
The accomplishments the football team has racked up in an unprecedented season in Cache Valley are numerous. Louisiana Tech was the Aggies' first victory in school history against a ranked opponent on the road. The team won a conference championship for the first time since 1997 and tied a school record with nine wins in the season.
In fact, the football news was so big it was the first thing on the mind of basketball coach Stew Morrill following a 77-68 victory on the hardwood on Saturday night.
"The best news of the day is that Utah State won a WAC football championship," Morrill said. "Having a really good football program is so important for every university. It just helps in so many ways: community, university, everything.
"I couldn't be happier for those guys. It's a hell of a deal. We've been fortunate to be in their shoes a few times. Winning a championship is a wonderful thing. Everybody involved has to pat themselves on the back and feel great about it."
There is still one more game left in the regular season, but with the conference championship the Aggies know for sure that they will be bowling again come December. Only the location has yet to be determined. Andersen said he will meet with athletic director Scott Barnes this week to see what bowl options are available.
The WAC champion gets an automatic bid to the Famous Idaho Potatoes Bowl, which both Andersen and Barnes have described as a great experience for the fans and players last year. However, with a national ranking, and perhaps a 10-win season, other bowls that are more lucrative and have better exposure could become available.
Kraig Williams is a 2010 Utah State University graduate and regular Deseret News sports blogger. He can be followed on Twitter at DesNewsKraig.
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So maybe you didn't get that bonus you thought you would at the end of the year ... but you're still determined to prove your worth and get paid appropriately by the powers-that-be, right? In honor of 2010 being the Year of the Tiger, here's a little Feng Shui advice that will have you pouncing on any project you set your mind to, and reaping the rewards you deserve.
Keep your eye on the prize, your eye on the tiger and then do a little of both by carrying a small piece of -- what else -- Tiger's Eye! This beautiful gem comes in colors ranging from brown to gold to even a cool red/black combo and, according to Feng Shui, brings success, stability and promotion to new projects and endeavors. If you wear a piece as jewelry, it promises a sense of courage and confidence that will protect you and your project with a fierceness fit for a, well, tiger!
The next time you find yourself ready to go after a goal that will bring you recognition and reward, pick up a piece of Tiger's Eye and -- in the blink of one – you'll be roaring with delight at all your well-earned success. Who said you had to claw your way to the top!
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James Darwin Smith II
An Adventure of a Dead Time
What happens when the heart deludes a mind?
What happens when the mind deludes a heart?
Traverse steps taken
Broken trails of disdain
Weeping are the heartbroken
Smiling wide, those who break hearts themselves
Grief meets greed as souls are confused
Over pondering deluded notions
Sing to the choir of muted walls
Unheard, Not even seen
The best intentions of them all
Self centered intention basking in the sunlight
As the cold is reserved for earnest ambitions
Abasing all honesty in it's rawest form
So dishonesty can create chaos for ones suffering enjoyment
Displeasure, the art of a new world's denial
On the brink of ending what was once sought as rejoice
Arrogance's true nature comes out
Overcompensated truths of pride being abused
Striving to hide itself in the tyrant's feeble mind
So it can come out to attack eyes corrupted by self abuse
Yet, Visions blinded by fictional lip reading royalties
The full are overly fed
The starving cannot find another's substance to hold
Over intoxicated are those who take others for granted
Under appreciated are those who never taste the fruits natural splendor
But they do get a huge dose of the rotten essence
For which has been left out by rented affection
It's a fast food world
And the lost are the happy meals
With a prize for the over indulgent spoiled kid
To play till it has been way overused
But abuse is something to talk about after all
A trending topic to those who live greatly in denial
Hearts are easy to break
Open for those who love to cause pain
Closed for those who cherish them unconditionally
As playing Russian roulette with Pandora's box
Has become the game, The craze the majority must have!
What happens when the heart deludes the mind?
What happens when the mind deludes the heart?
The answer? Read between the two lines,
Or answer yourself in your very own way,
Today, Is a new day. Never let those who cause pain win again!
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Captain Cur (7/11/2012 3:37:00 PM)
Got it! One positive thing about the world of today,
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Our weather has finally, FINALLY stopped being nasty/scary/oppressive/cold/miserable. And, we had a clear night! I've been dying to try out the Nikon Df's lowlight awesomeness with the 24mm AF-S 1.4G lens. They work really nice together. I was actually able to shoot at very low ISO (kind of defeating the purpose of the experiment. LOL) :D But I decided to throw a little light painting in for good luck. Just a wee smidgeon of light from my iPod. Cool little accent. The final EXIF stats were: ISO 800 24mm f2.8 20sec. The only reason for this shutter speed was to give me time to get out into the frame.
I give you the "StarScape Selfie" :cool:
Sundogs HDR
First HDR of 2014! Incredible Sundogs at -35C!
2014 Prairie Fire
First Photo of 2014. Unbelievable red blotch of sun burning through the blue tonight. It lasted about 3.9 seconds and was gone! In the drab of winter it's nice to have a little bit o' colour! :cool:
Fall and the X100s
I love DSLR technology, don't get me wrong. But there is something about the FujiFilm X100s that opens one's eyes to a different kind of reality. It's beyond the sensor and retro styling. It's beyond all the amazing technology smooshed into a neat little X-Package. ;) The whole photographic experience changes when you've got one camera with one lens. It forces you to see the world differently but gives you all the tools you need. I love walking around with a camera that is so compact but also ready for nearly any situation. I went for a little walk with the dog the other day to nab some more fall color. I didn't feel like lugging the D800 and a lens bag around so I chucked the X100s in my pocket and away I went. I really wanted to make use of the Fuji's in camera processing film styles. This is truly a versatile camera. Being able to tweak the shadow and highlight zones is super for enhancing a mood. In the case of fall quickly coming to a close, dark deep shadows and gloomy skies really bring out the over all death theme of the season. But at the same time, the rich velvia colours can really pop and make us think "no, all is not lost yet!" Some life still remains. :cool:
A New Twist on Fall
As much as a I hate winter, I love fall. More precisely, the fall colours. Which only last for 3.4 days in the prairies. ;) Except this year! We've had a very nice slow start to autumn and it's brought a lot of beautiful colour. I love shooting fall landscapes to nab the colours but the photos are never as vivid or as saturated as I perceive them to be. So I decided to do a new twist on shooting fall landscapes. Abstract! :cool: The colours can't help but pop in their full glory on account of that's all the photos have going for them is colour. I kinda like it! :D
Try it for yourself. Don't be a Photoshop pansy. You can do these shots in camera. I used the superb new Nikon 70-200 f/4 for all of these shots. It's sharp and light but it also stops way down to f/32. Which is where I shot these. I shot at ISO 100 because it was already bright this morning at 7:30. Crank your aperture down as far it will go and then just adjust your shutter speed down till you get the desired exposure. In my case, I was shooting these at 1/5 of a second. And then comes the twist. Just zoom your lens and you get way cool motion blur and super amazing colour. It's kinda fun and gives you a new twist on fall! :)
The Aurora
Every time I goto Grenfell, Saskatchewan I see incredible displays of Northern Lights. This last trip was no exception. I stayed up late to nab a few snaps with my Fuji X100s at the farm. The colour is incredible! So glad I had my tripod along!
X100s Awesome Image Power
I was out on Saturday night
partying playing poker with the guys getting water in Alameda. I threw the X100s in last minute, anticipating a way cool sunset. Some nice colors started happening. I found a subject, grabbed the camera and realized I had no card in it. #doh #facepalm :roll: Thankfully there's a wee smidgeon of internal memory available for potential customers to check the images in store morons like me to use. I took an exposure metered for balance and here it is: Not too shabby. It's metered for the sky and the structures go to mostly silhouette. I could meter for the building but then I'd lose the richness of the color of the sky. Or, I could use flash and illuminate the whole terminal. (Well, I could but that would be dumb). So the only other option is HDR, right? Layer several exposures together in software and get the shot. Well, not any more!
One of the other extremely awesome things about the X100s is the ability to take tonal control of the image. You can manually adjust the shadows, highlights, color and sharpness of any image before you take it. So, after reviewing the first one, I decided to hit the ol' Q button and tweak away. Here's the next image:
This image has got the Velvia Film simulation going plus -1 dialed into shadow tone, decreasing the shadow contrast. Look how much more detail is there from one simple adjustment! It's awesome! But I wanted to push it one step further and here's the final image:
There's even more detail held with no sacrifice of color. I kicked it up a notch in camera. And, by switching to fluorescent white balance, I got a beautiful dusty rose tint to the image. That's pure awesome! :D
These images are all straight out of camera JPEGS with exception of watermark and resize for web. The Fuji Rocks the Set. I rest my case. :cool:
Nikon 1 – It Doesn't Suck
Granted, I'm a little late to the party. But I want to set the record straight on the Nikon 1 V1. "It doesn't suck!" It's amazing little camera! This image of the kids is straight out of camera with no edits (other than water mark and resize). The colours are amazingly vibrant! All the images are very contrasty and punchy, and I like it! I finally had the chance to go for a little walk around today with it and shot a couple of landscapes. Other than the fact that it was a foggy abysmal day, I found that it set the stage for some cool black and white. I shot in JPEG and RAW and had a good experience with both. RAW always gives more latitude, but the JPEG performance is really nice. The only achilles heel is the high ISO, which is to be expected for a small sensor camera. But it's not that bad, all things considered. When you evaluate the performance against my current DSLR, the D300s, it doesn't lose by that much in color and dynamic range. It's negligible really. ISO get's punched in the face, but we already knew that. For outdoor day to day stuff, in my opinion, the Nikon 1 brings the thunder. And, its far more portable. But I already mentioned that. :cool:
Sunbathin' Yote
It was cold this morning, mercury was dipped to -22C. Cold enough even for the creepy crawly critters to seek out a warm sunny spot. :cool: I watched this coyote walk up the ridge opposite to our house. He slowly climbed down over a big snow bank and spun around a few times, making a cozy little spot to catch some rays. I was on breakfast detail so after I had finished my chores, I grabbed the camera and snuck out in our backyard to see if I could nab a shot. My trusty 70-300 has always been my goto wildlife lens, though it's performance is sluggish. I barely made one frame of the coyote before he saw me and got nervous. The slow AF on the lens didn't help much either as I wasted precious seconds trying to acquire focus. But I nabbed one while he was resting and a couple more as he began to flee.
The thing about coyotes is, they're survivors. When World War III happens and nuclear armageddon is unleashed, the last thing walking around will be a coyote. This one looks like it will survive the winter just fine. :) Unless it keeps hanging around my yard. Then it might have a little visit from Dr.223… :twisted: I took a couple other shots of those cool winter patterns and textures too.
If you see it, shoot it!
This post is not intended to be a mantra for hunting season. Ahem. :cool: It's about seizing the moment before it's gone. The "capture" aspect of photography is really of the essence. Event photographers and wedding folk know this well. But even landscapers or point and shooters can glean a lesson from it. If a picture is happening before you, go shoot it. Don't wait and come back later. Chances are good it won't be there. Take the 5 minutes to stop, get out and make the frame. Like time, you can never get it back. And personally, I hate living with that "Doh! I wish I would have stopped and got that photo!" It applies to all of life.
This shot was one of those times. I was on my way back from a shoot and saw these 3 combines and the grain cart tractor parked in a harvested field. All of them red. With a nice little moon overhead. I had to stop. I pulled the car over and walked out into the field. I didn't have a tripod but I had a step ladder with me. So, I used it as a rest and was able to take some frames to make this HDR image. I'm pleased with how it turned out as it grabs what harvest time on the prairies is all about. I could have drove past, but I'm glad I seized the moment! :cool:
Dusty Dam
Had to make a water run tonight to the supple bounty of Alameda. It was approaching golden light which is always exciting. It was also dusty as all get out. Dust, fog, mist – they are all the theme park of light. We lucked out and ran into much dust on the roads to let the sunset have the mucho fun. :cool:
Awesome Storm!
The storm itself wasn't all that bad tonight but the cloud structures were awesome! Living next to a big valley is awesome for getting amazing thermals to make the clouds to pop-wheelies! ;) And the best thing ever was the huge golden light that was coming from the West. It made this tremendous rainbow! It was raining still but I ran out into the backyard to nab the shots. I bracketed the rainbow for HDR to get the max amount of definition. Only bummer was it was hand held so there is some ghosting on the trees. But I don't care, the rainbow was awesome. I wish I had an FX camera though and I probably could have got the whole thing in the frame! :cool:
Driving to Moose Jaw Tuesday night I stopped at Macoun to make this image. The flooding from last year hasn't gone away. It may be out of the media but it is still affecting the lives of many people in rural Saskatchewan.
Turkey Stalkers
Ma & Pa Kettle are down from Moose Jaw and with the wild turkeys in full strut, it was high time to try and get some photos. Dad had his 500mm f/4 and I brought a . . . 16-35 f/4 wide angle. What other lens would do for wildlife?!? hehhehhe… ;) Anyways, we drove down the road and spotted some turkeys right beside the road. Dad was switching up lenses and some other guy in a truck drove by and spooked them. Great. They were now on the move. So I ran on ahead of them trying to cut them off and steer them back to where Dad was waiting. Well the turkeys must have been chased by coyotes this year because they are far more flighty then they were last year. I was able to walk up with 15-20 feet but this year not so. Long story short on the turkey stalk was me nearly having a heart attack running up and down ginormous hills trying to cut 'em off at the pass. To which the responded by flying away. I have a whole new appreciation for Border Collies. :cool:
Photo Club
It's truly a blessing to have a photography club where like minded folks can get together and talk about what we love. There is always mutual learning and sharing that takes place, as well as great camaraderie. Last night's club night was a wee bit sparse on attendance, but it was still a good time as it always is. The topic was changed from editing photos to watching a video called "Chased by the Light". It was a video journey through Jim Brandenburg's self-assigned photo quest. He took 1 photo per day for 90 days. Meaning, he made 1 frame (of film) from the autumnal equinox to the winter solstice every day. 90 photos. And every photo is a winner. The exposure and composition and content of each picture is truly amazing. To be able to do this is in itself an incredible feat!! I'd be too worried about blowing the exposure but he nailed each and every one. Check out the trailer to learn more about it.
He has this uncanny ability to distill an image down to it's essence, to really capture the heart of what makes a landscape a landscape, what makes an animal and animal. Really good portrait photographers can do the same with people. It's not often the well lit smiling toothy grin image that takes the cake, nor is it the off the cuff candid portrait either. It's the uncanny knack of capturing the essence of the person, the scene or the moment. This cannot be done with all the latest and greatest technology, new cameras, new lenses, lights, yada yada. It's something greater than that. More on whatever that is in a future post. But suffice it to say, Brandenburg's journey was incredible and the video was AMAZING! Breathtaking photos and inspiring creative renewal no doubt for him but also all who look through his images from the 90 days. :cool:
The Photo Club's photo assignment for February was "Foreground Interest" – trying to capture interesting stuff happening in the front most portion of the camera. It's neat to think of a photo as having 3 distinct planes or areas of composition. Foreground, middle ground and background. Really great landscape images always should have something happening in the foreground as it helps lead the eye through the photo. Same thing for any photo really. Having interesting stuff happening in each of the planes is a key tip for above average photos. Here are my submissions for the evening. All the images were shot with the month's assignment in mind but the last one of the prairie scene was a rush job, shot an hour and half before the club meeting. Had to have something and this was it! heheheheh…. ;)
This image was shot in the Carnduff hockey rink. I noticed the people talking and decided it would make for cool foreground components. It gets at the heart of small town rink life! I noticed the photo, quickly changed lenses and dialled in my exposure and made the frame.
This photo was taken on a little photo walk I did trying to capture winter in contrasty black and white. I loved the old historic nature of the farm yard and liked how the frost had covered the remnants of this old weathered wood.
Finally, this was the fast photo. I needed to get an third photo and essentially ran out of time. This is just out behind my house and I brought along a flash. I triggered it off camera and lit the backlit prairie grass to mimic the light the sun was shining from behind it. It, along with the dried out clover stalk added some foreground interest, but it's basically an example of making the photo vs. taking the photo. :D
Feb 22 Sunset
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God's Light Painting tonight. :cool:
HDR: Dead Winter
Capitalizing on the dismal fog, I ran out and came across this blast from the past. What a location! Old smashed farm house, decrepit stone barn ruins, racoon tracks hither and thither… it was a regular haunt of jackals! I was testing the VR function of the 16-35mm lens as I went with no tripod but was still able to do these HDR mashups with very little ghosting. Cool! :cool: I was really diggin' the high contrast black and white feel when I was editing these ones. Adds to the overall bleakness… ;)
Wild Sky Jan 26 2012
HDR! Boo ya! :cool:
Blue Fog!
Wow! What a crazy night. At about 11PM I decided it would be cool to venture out into the intense fog that had saturated the valley. Grabbed my camera, cable release and tripod and away I went. It was thick, barely could see past the car hood. I knew there would be some sweet sassy photos down by the river as the folks in beaver park had some yard lights that could work to back light some trees and then use the moon light as ambient fill. It was long exposures 30″ or more at tiny f/22 apertures. And while those 30 seconds tick by, all you hear is leaves crackling around you. What's out there in the foggy darkness?!!?! :shock: Turns out it was deer. Whitetails were surrounding me all round which was very spooky! I finally scared them away and went back to the car. It was so calm too. Geese flying over head sounded like a roaring crowd of 30,000 people. Then a great horned owl flew overhead of me while I was doing the bridge exposure. I could have had a silhouette shot of the owl in front of the moon if I had another camera with me! That would have been cool. 8) Oh well, I was mid a 3 minute exposure so I didn't want to goof it up. And I'm glad I didn't.
More photo geek tips: When shooting at night, lock your white balance into tungsten. It makes everything have a really cool blue look, especially when you have fog. White fog is rather boring, but blue or pink looks ethereal. :)
The Aurora
Everyone loves light shows, from fireworks to the Northern Lights, it's always tremendous. When we were in Grenfell last week, I stayed up to 2AM because the Aurora Borealis were dancing up a storm. That and I wanted to nab a few star trail shots. I couldn't wait to see what the lcd screen showed me after I finished the 15 minute long exposures. Pure awesome, I thought to myself. That is, until I got the shots home. On the computer monitor I could see something wacky. It looked like a dust spot, but I had just cleaned my camera. Upon closer inspection, I saw these concentric circles radiating out of the center of the image. CRAP! I thought I had destroyed my camera's sensor chip by taking fireworks shots! :cry:
What a gong show! But then, I did some research on the net and came across this article that explains this phenomenon:
With my Nikon lenses I have found that long exposures result in concentric circles showing up in the middle of the images when I use a filter of any kind. Nikon says this is due to the high reflectivity of the aurora. Thanks to the University of Alaska forecaster, the explanation follows. "These are interference fringes due to the parallel faces of the filter and to the narrow spectral emission at 5577 Angstroms in the aurora. That green, atomic oxygen emission line is the strongest emission in the aurora near our film and eye peak sensitivity, so it shows up first when there is any device in the optical path which sorts out the spectral emissions." So, don't use filters!
That pretty much sums it up. Lesson learned. If you're after the Aurora, don't forget to take your filter off your camera lens! I wish I would have known that before hand. :oops:
Photo Fun ~ Day 29
Challenge of the Day: Trees.
Foggy Mornin'
Woke up to a thick blanket of fog this morning. Grabbed the camera and walked out back with the dog. My jeans were soaked to the knee in the first 50 yards! heheehehe… it was super damp everywhere, just like a rain cloud had settled on the ground. I was able to nab a few frames before the wind picked up and blew the fog away. The number 1 challenge of the day was not being eaten alive by 10 zillion billion mosquitoes, who also kept annoying me by flying in front of my lens. How inconsiderate those little vampires are. ;) The picture at the end is my pants soaked right up to the pockets, just from walking through the long grass!
Souris Valley Flood
Got up to go check the devastation early this morning. Major Wa-Wa in the Souris. Wow! Sandbags ahoy. Hopefully the water doesn't get up any higher into the homes. I nabbed a few HDR shots too, see if you can spot them. ;)


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Anna Roberts wrote:Cooking the evidence m'dear? :))
I did wonder about putting a scotch egg picture up...
I reckon it's those two tykes from "Tamara Drewe"!
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Anna Roberts wrote:I'm so bored of the fire engine pic so a scotch egg makes a pleasant change !
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I did wonder about putting a scotch egg picture up...
.......you may need to be a touch more cautious in future if Alex Salmond gets his way though.
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Bournemouth: postbox № BH4 37, Branksome Wood Road A George V-reign postbox in this leafy suburb. Attached to the back is a drop box (see below), just visible here.
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George W. Porter - 536/16/1959 - 3/4/2013
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George W. "Chuckie" Porter, 53, passed away Monday, Mar. 4, 2013 in Swedish American Hospital. Born June 16, 1959 in Missouri, the son of George W. and Lorene F. (Ray) Porter. Married Jackie Cederquist in Janesville, WI on May 26, 1989. He was a powerwasher at Henning, and a former employee of Source Interlink. George enjoyed woodworking, drawing, and spending time with his family. He like to watch cartoons, especially super heroes. He is survived by his wife Jackie; 4 sisters, Janice, Victoria, Sarah, and Frieda; 3 brothers, James, Cleatus, and Jerry; numerous nieces, nephews, grand nieces, and grand nephews.
Memorial service 2:00 p.m., Friday, March 8, 2013 in Sundberg Funeral Home, Ltd., 215 N. Sixth St., Rockford.
Memorial Service:2:00 p.m., Friday, March 8, 2013 in Sundberg Funeral Home
I can't believe this is real.I wish you were playing a trick on me like you loved to do :) I don't really understand why it was your time to go.As a young girl growing up,I always wanted to have a marriage like you and aunt jackie.You were far the best Uncle, husband,brother,friend a person could ask for.I will miss all the fun times times we shared.....rest in peace uncle george......till we meet again (have fun with my baby andrew)
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my George you will always be the love of my life and I thank god for eyery moment we spent together, Thanks for never being afraid to be you no matter what anyone said . Rest in peace my love and I know you are waiting for me
I am so saddened to hear about George's passing.I was shocked as well.George was a friend to everyone he met and kind as well.What fun times we had back in the day on west side and 6th st. all the way back to underwood days. I remember when he used to do the "hulk"impression,crack you up,god he was such a good spirited guy.He would always tell me if he ever got married he would love and respect his wife like no tomorrow.Sounds like he did just that.I will never forget you George Porter and be sure to say hello to my mom (Joan) and wife Theresa.God bless your family in this time of great loss.I will not be able to make the service but will always remember all of the good times I had with you and your entire family,and that is how I should like to remember you. Goodbye to a great friend and wonderful human being. Jimmy(James) I will see you again one day friend.. ~ Jim (James) Cavanagh, San Diego, California
I was shocked early this morning by the news of George's passing. Such an energetic spirit,and full of life, with not many boring events, George was a very colorfull charactor himself with many stories to tell. I worked with George for a little more than 10 years and found that when he finally moved on to another chapter in his life from MYCO, the work atmosphere here at MYCO lost a great deal of humor, George would walk by, and have to stop and tell ya some story that usually left you with a smile. Very hard worker, did not mind doing the jobs that others would not consider. I still do not understand why the Lord decides to take some home earlier than others, but, I thought George would be around a long time telling his stories, but the LORD knows best for all. His passing brings me the awarness of how short life can be and that I need to not take life for granted, and to appreciate all the little blessings the Lord gives me every day. Ya never know, I could be gone tommarrow, I'm only visiting this planet, I'm just passin through!!!!! Rest in peace my friend, and until we meet again, I pray Gods care for your family, Your friend and Co-worker, Lee and Jane Florea
Jackie im so sorry for your loss and i know that youve heard those words a hundred and one times but i just want you to know that your in both mine and heathers minds and hearts and we're here for you if you wanna talk or if you just want someone to not say anything we're here for that too i just want you to know we care about you and we really miss you and i hope your doing okay you and george have been in my prayers every day since i found out he was sick i know nothing anyone says makes it any easier i just want you to know we care
still can't believe it all :( I keep checking this page thinking that its not real. Your sadly missed...love ya
Every day with you was an adventure that I thought would never end. But it did much to soon and my heart breaks more and more with each passing second I love you and miss you more than ever
I cant believe that its been a liittle over a month since we lost you. I look for you whereever I go and i keep telling myself that its just a bad dream. Until we meet again my love
One year has come and gone and I'm still in shock!I feel like you should be stoppin by the house anytime.r.I.p.....till we meet again xoxoxox love you
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A Tuttosport exclusive claims that Antonio Conte will extend his contract at Juventus until 2018 and be given funds to imitate Sir Alex Ferguson.
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Nuvo Fusion - 3 Light Pendant w/ Frosted GlassFusion delivers contemporary elegance with a new twist. An industrial design edge gives the Fusion family a sleek, no fuss style with just the right amount of flare. Fusion is available in Brushed Nickel with Frosted glass shades and Hazel Bronze with Russet colored glass. Learn MoreManufacturer :SKU : 60-4686
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Nuvo Bella - 1 Light Mini Pendant w/ Biscotti GlassStyled after popular faucet designs, Bella coordinates with many looks used in kitchens and baths. This large grouping offers a fixture for nearly every need. This collection is offered in Aged Bronze with Biscotti glass as well as Brushed Nickel with Frosted Linen glass. Learn MoreManufacturer :SKU : 60-2785
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Nuvo Candice - 3 Light Pendant w/ Pleated White ShadeCandice blends the design of traditional chandeliers from the past with contemporary finishes and materials used today. The results are strikingly rich lighting fixtures with a look all their own. Truly original. This collection is finished in Brushed Nickel with Pleated White fabric shades. Learn MoreManufacturer :SKU : 60-4736
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Nuvo Prescott - 3 Light Pendant w/ Royal Gold Fabric ShadePrescott's eye catching appeal makes it a perfect compliment to many of today's design schemes. This three light pendant is beautifully finished in Astor Bronze and complimented by a Royal Gold Fabric shade. This fixture uses (3) 100 Watt A19 Maximum/Medium base bulbs. Learn MoreManufacturer :SKU : 60-2883
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Nuvo 1 Light - 6 inch - Halogen Pendant - Cobalt BrandyThis eye catching fixture is beautifully finished in brushed nickel. This fixture uses halogen bulbs. This collection fits perfectly in contemporary design schemes. Bulbs are included with this fixture. Learn MoreManufacturer :SKU : 60-651
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September 17, 2014 | 6:00 pm EST - 8:00 pm EST
100 Rockafeller Road, Room #4004, PARKING: Lots 105, 112 & Yellow with Permits, Piscataway, NJ 08854
Business health insurance is a major cost of doing business, especially for small companies and mom-and-pop firms. Seminar will cover Human Resources Management and Health Benefits. Strategies for ...
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September 17, 2014 | 6:00 pm PST - 8:00 pm PST
2600 N. 20th Avenue, Administrative Building "A" | Room A334, Pasco, WA 99301
Hosted by the Washington State Department of Enterprise Services (DES) for interested prime contractors, subcontractors and suppliers.
In addition to presentation of project teams and overview ...
10168 Linn Station Rd, Room 101, Louisville, KY 40223
One of the hottest trends in food service is the food truck; and Louisville is no exception.
September 17, 2014 | 6:00 pm EST - 8:30 pm EST
2952 Route 219, Kane, PA 16735
Amy Baumcratz, Owner of Hospitality Social Magnet, will lead a discussion on the most popular social networks which include, Google+, Pinterest, and Instagram. In this seminar, find out what these ...
1 Federal St., Springfield, MA 01105
Discover the right customers for new products and develop the right products that those customers want. While it was originally developed to aid startups and new venture development based on concepts ...
September 17, 2014 | 6:00 pm EST - 9:00 pm EST
100 Seymour Road, Utica, NY 13502
Summary of loan programs, qualifications, sources of financing, and financial projections.
Special guest: Local Banker
Fee: $20 (Refreshments included)
September 17, 2014 | 7:00 pm EST - 9:00 pm EST
51 Baker Street, Maplewood, NJ 07040
For more detail about this event please contact SCORE Chapter 15 at (973) 645-3982.
September 17, 2014 | 7:00 pm EST - 8:30 pm EST
500 East High Street, Pottstown, PA 19464
These workshops expand upon topics from the Simple Steps for Starting a Business to provide greater detail. They can also be helpful for those in business who want to know more about these special ...
September 18, 2014 | 7:30 am EST - 12:30 pm EST
3331 Route 38, Mount Laurel, NJ
Join us for this FREE half day event~ a must for your to-do list if
* you own a business
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* if you manage employees
It is never too early to ...
September 18, 2014 | 8:00 am EST - 12:00 pm EST
5960 Heisley Rd, Mentor, OH 44060
"How to Develop International Sales for Medical Products", a half-day program hosted by IBN, City of Mentor, and US Commercial Service
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