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Here's a few from a wild camp on Whiteless Pike (12-11-17)
DSC_9322-2 by Mal, on Flickr
DSC_9324-3 by Mal, on Flickr
DSC_9342-2 by Mal, on Flickr
DSC_9344-2 by Mal, on Flickr
DSC_9322-2 by Mal, on FlickrDSC_9324-3 by Mal, on FlickrDSC_9342-2 by Mal, on FlickrDSC_9344-2 by Mal, on Flickr
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low in high school arrived today at its new home and is mine now. first we went on a sightseeing tour of the town especially focusing on my neighbor's, a renowned architect, delightfully decorated window which is a sight to see.
we had a ginger soup at the soup restaurant where i acquainted myself with its lyrics and also came up with a plan. i decided that today is mlidafy friday and i'm only going to listen to this first song on the cd. tomorrow is iwyl saturday, and sunday jacky's sunday, and so on. only one song from the album per day, so approximately 5-8 times a day i'm going to listen to each song. thus, each song will be provided with lots of space and attention. then, tuesday next week but one, i'm going to listen to the full album all at once, and experience a big-time eargasm. this is the plan and it's all about respect. i'm not one of those people that bolt down albums and then, cud-chewingly, tell the world that it's growin' on 'em or not. it's me who is growing. i hope i made that clear.
we had a ginger soup at the soup restaurant where i acquainted myself with its lyrics and also came up with a plan. i decided that today is mlidafy friday and i'm only going to listen to this first song on the cd. tomorrow is iwyl saturday, and sunday jacky's sunday, and so on. only one song from the album per day, so approximately 5-8 times a day i'm going to listen to each song. thus, each song will be provided with lots of space and attention. then, tuesday next week but one, i'm going to listen to the full album all at once, and experience a big-time eargasm. this is the plan and it's all about respect. i'm not one of those people that bolt down albums and then, cud-chewingly, tell the world that it's growin' on 'em or not. it's me who is growing. i hope i made that clear.
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enjoying a quiet moment this morning with the new spiegel edition and a cat on my lap
i love this polaroid picture of morrissey. the colours are so natural. makes me wonder how many more of those glossed over photoshopped images pushed and slapped into our faces everywhere i am able to endure any longer
i love this polaroid picture of morrissey. the colours are so natural. makes me wonder how many more of those glossed over photoshopped images pushed and slapped into our faces everywhere i am able to endure any longer
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Lets just say photography is becoming quite the activity in the house. Well I got a copy of adobe photo shop to play with. We have been blowing up a lot of photographs for display and I was noticing some issues with some of them (mainly sharpness and a seemingly lack of care for keeping the lenses dust free).
This was my first Photoshop test to try and get the dust splats out and sharpen it a little.
I like how easy it was to do. I am sure it can be treated better but this was my first attempt and easier than I thought. The originals were jpeg.
For me this will absolutely salvage some great photos. The problem now is I will see every mistake and want to fix it. hahaha
This was my first Photoshop test to try and get the dust splats out and sharpen it a little.
I like how easy it was to do. I am sure it can be treated better but this was my first attempt and easier than I thought. The originals were jpeg.
For me this will absolutely salvage some great photos. The problem now is I will see every mistake and want to fix it. hahaha
I have shot with a Sony A6000 for a few years now. I have taken 10's of thousands of pictures with it. Gathered a few lenses and really enjoyed trying to capture what I see with them. I liked it so much that I got my daughter one. She loves it. But I knew their would be a time I wanted to move to full frame. I had even purchased two lenses in preparation for it (the were compatible with the A6000). Today my wife and I picked up a Sony A7RII. Now I have a new camera to learn up on. My wife said she wants to use my old A6000 which is cool. Moving forward. Now if I can only get over the RAW hump but that's a process I'll unravel another time.
New A7 with a couple of new lenses.
All my full frame lenses
Old and new
New A7 with a couple of new lenses.
All my full frame lenses
Old and new
mozmal
Beastly Little Parasite
Winter is here.
Liking the quality and perspective from the new camera. The handheld night performance is really blowing me away though.
I set the camera to raw+jpeg. Wow, the raw files are 40+mb. Will have to get some more Tb's of storage or things will fill up fast
Wide angle F4
50mm f1.8 prime
I set the camera to raw+jpeg. Wow, the raw files are 40+mb. Will have to get some more Tb's of storage or things will fill up fast
Wide angle F4
50mm f1.8 prime
Spent the week in Cologne
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how many christmas markets does a town need? we now have got five of them, and so i went on a little stroll this evening...
sugar and fat en masse, under glamorous stars
the posh local music store is also in a festive mood, and who wouldnt be?
sugar and fat en masse, under glamorous stars
the posh local music store is also in a festive mood, and who wouldnt be?
Great shots
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thanks, mate.
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i can see that (apart from the blue spots) the colors appear mellow. was this the intention when using the extra lamp? i personally prefer light effects to photoshopping.Really been playing with light. To experiment, I had a high cri lamp light that I just placed on the floor. It really changed all the photos.
Happy holidays everyone.
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here is my new babe. slim and black, that's how i like 'em. had sold my old one, an eagle dreadnought guitar, to someone at work. plan is to become a singer songwriter within the next year, as there are a couple o' songs inside me waitin' to see the light of day. went to the guitar shop that had been visited by the stones, yeah folks, the stones, last summer, played a couple of western guitars, couldnt find a babe that suited me, either too big, too heavy or made of too much tropical wood. in addition, they all looked kinda boring, this light brownish color, which you can find on guitars played in high school music classes or kindergardens, molested by guys in sweaters earnestly presenting their wedding ring and themselves as sexually mature males who know how to strum any lass willing to open her legs for 'em. no, no, that wouldve been simply too uninspiring. there had been only one of those conventional ones, completely tropical wood free, for 3000€, with a sound coming from heavens, which i liked. but this has to wait a bit. i was ready to leave, depressed and discouraged, when my eyes suddenly caught a black shadow hanging amidst a line of fat pale dreadnought guitars in the adjoining room. i had to climb a ladder, and when i grabbed its neck to take it down, i immediately knew that i'd found my babe. it's not a western but a concerto guitar, but i dont mind. made of cedarwood with some elements containing palisander. thats as far as i am willing to go with tropical wood. i'm too young and eco-conscious to make any further compromises. the neck and corpus are slimmer than usual. a perfect fit
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oh lanterns, you're so cool! congrats on finding a nice guitar whose virginal strings you can strum!
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thanks, rifke, ma'm, preciate yo incurrichment. i am practising with some books i checked out at the public library, and we, babe and i, had a great jammin' session last night. one of the textbooks contains a cd offering musical accompaniment for those who still are without a band. it's an e-bass and drum accompaniment for practising chords. i really got into it until i heard my neighbor, a budding cellist, knock at the ceiling. she is practising a requiem for a xmas eve service these days. anyways, are you playing an instrument, rif? when you come around for the spaetzle, we could have a jam session after dinner.
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oh I would love to have a jam session with you! I used to play the piano but haven't in ages, not since I left home and had no access to a piano, so who knows what I would sound like. I trust you'll be patient with me, especially since we'll both be feeling so fine after the home made spaetzle. have you been playing for long? I cant believe your neighbour would knock on the ceiling. that's so rude! it's not as if you were mindlessly blasting rock music or something, you were just trying to sharpen your musical skills! as a fellow musician she should've been more tolerant!
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does everyone in your housing block play an instrument?! well, that would be wonderful to be your neighbour, we must get this sorted right away. tell your landlord that I don't have much money but ill earn my keep by doing yardwork and such (lantteeerrnnnns teach me how to do yard work!). hmm well, we could play "the last rose of summer"! that's a lovely one and I think it would be nice set to piano and guitar. or maybe something by leonard cohen? Suzanne? or is that over done? oh lanterns, I doubt if i'm even up to stuff. oooh you're going to sell your songs! oh that's so exciting. oh I wish I had hobbies like you!
