
Bob and friends.
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hold•life•still
Bob and friends.
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Ugh… I hate mice.
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Still house bound, day 3. Stuart and Tina lit by the TV.
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Hey Kid!
October 8, 2015
So it is kind of creepy, it did not start that way. It started with two Maggie’s, but Krusty made it more fun.
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The Sly
June 4, 2015
I am confident enough in my ability to take a photo, to post a bad one now and then. Though, you will notice my watermark is missing, I am posting it, but I am not proud of it… I have over 50 cameras out of them 5 active ones. I always have a camera with me, but this morning I did not grab the pocket camera, the battery was low, was not sure if the card was in it… just could not have been bothered to get it all together. I actually had the thought, it was like a joke Mitch Hedberg (my favorite comedian) had: “See I sit in my hotel at night, I think of something that’s funny and then I go get a pen and I write it down. Or if the pen’s too far away, I have to convince myself that what I thought of ain’t funny.” That’s what I did, I convinced myself I was not going to need to take a picture today, or at least until I got home. I left the house, cameraless. About 2 miles from my house, I see a fox sleeping in the sun on a rock right on the side of the road. It was awesome, light was perfect, beautiful backdrop… no camera. I snapped this photo, it stinks, because I used a phone, just using the phone makes me mad… annoyed, I turned around and went home, to get the real camera. Went back to the rock figuring it would be gone. It was so close to the road, no way it was going to hang out as cars drove by, but there it was, still there enjoying the light. I rolled down the window, raised up the camera just as the damn bus hurdled by with loud kids, then gone. It jumped off the rock as I pushed the shutter. I missed it. I got one photo before it hide behind the rocks further away, but not the shot I wanted. All I am left with is this crap phone photo. I do not miss many photos, but when I do… I get very annoyed, annoyed enough to publicly post a bad photo as punishment. I offer you all this advice: 1. always have a camera if you want to get great photos. #2. A phone IS NOT a camera.
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Culture Clash
September 28, 2014
Guess who is coming to dinner, 2014’s version? Maybe not that dramatic, but still, if you have any interest in either of these families, you might be entertained by the thought of them mixing it up. Tonight they do just that, I believe the Griffins head to Springfield. I saw one promo where Peter and Homer fight (like Peter fights the Chicken) I have to admit I laughed. I also know there is a prank call joke to Moe’s that is getting a lot of “protest” from parents groups. Funny, I never let my kids watch either show when they were young. Now that they are older they don’t watch them because, well, they don’t want to – Spongebob is real comedy to them. People protested the Simpson Lego toys, could you imagine the uproar if they made Lego Family Guy figures. I believe these are made by Kinex, I am not sure. Some older shots I had of those figure below.
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El Barto
February 23, 2014
I got behind on my planned Simpsons week, so I shot them all today – I am sure there will be more in the future, until then, here is Lego Simpsons Sunday.
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Like a Fox
May 6, 2013
I get asked all the time, “do you really carry a camera with you everywhere you go?”. Yes, I do, and this is why. This fox was in front of my house, the kids were with me, I just backed out of the driveway, started up the street and it ran in front of the truck chasing a squirrel who ran up a telephone pole to avoid being dinner. It then sat at the base of the telephone pole as if the squirrel would come back. After a minute it gave up, grabbed something off my neighbor’s lawn and paced back and forth allowing me to get these shots. Grabbed the camera from the back seat and shot away. I have seen it a few times, it has a path it follows in the morning across the front lawns of some neighbors then down the street, this was first time I had seen it out in the evening. Wish I could figure out what was in its mouth, when I blow up the shot, it looks like it might be a rodent.
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1/125, f5.6, ISO 500, Nikon D700, Nikon 105mm