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[Pav:3d]

Wow you look ecstatic

[Umbrella Secrets]

This was before high school graduation, I'm over there in the red shirt and short hair.

You also might see a giant hand on the camera and chaos in the classroom.

[Mbob61]

Aaron, on 9 Sep 2010, 0:10, said:

me at family party ^^

Aaron is not amused..

Mike

[Major Fuckup]

Umbrella Secrets, on 9 Sep 2010, 7:22, said:

This was before high school graduation, I'm over there in the red shirt and short hair.

You also might see a giant hand on the camera and chaos in the classroom.

It looks like your about to get back handed.

[Alias]

Chyros, on 9 Sep 2010, 5:23, said:

You mean it's no longer long now? Oo

My hair's never been that long, ever oO .

That's not long.

If my hair was straight (which thankfully it isn't) my fringe would be probably reach my collarbone.

Edited by Alias, 09 September 2010 - 11:34.

[Rich19]

Don't ask.

[Wizard]

Rich19, on 11 Sep 2010, 0:15, said:

Don't ask.

But but but but but

How did you dislocate your thumb?

[Chyros]

Oo



Also, Wiz, I think it may be either the camera angle or hypermobility syndrome .

[Rich19]

It's rather hard for me not to dislocate it tbh. Most of my joints hyperextend to some degree. It's fine, don't worry!

[Major Fuckup]

Sitting in my cab waiting for two Woolworth's trucks to get off the the one dock and i had just finished reading a Hustler and got bored so i decided to take a photo.

[BeefJeRKy]

Wizard, on 11 Sep 2010, 2:28, said:

Rich19, on 11 Sep 2010, 0:15, said:

Don't ask.

But but but but but

How did you dislocate your thumb?

I can do the same thing he's doing. It isn't that difficult.

also not exactly s picture of me but this happened yesterday. no injuries thankfully


thankfully we have all risk insurance. not to mention that the guy who hit me had no license yet :S
also his Toyota Yaris was in far worse condition.

[Wizard]

scope, on 12 Sep 2010, 22:11, said:

thankfully we have all risk insurance.

Glad to see that the incident isn't serious, but do you mind if I can be pedantic for a moment? When you say "risk insurance", is it a local phrase for description of an "all risks" or "comprehensive" form of car insurance, because otherwise it's a rather pointless waste of a word because insurance IS risk, it's sorta of implicit in the definition. /work geek

[CJ]

Well I'd have used the same expression honestly, but mainly because I'm used to French where you say that you have an insurance for all risks (Assurance tous risques)

And well, glad you're okay Scope

[BeefJeRKy]

Wizard, on 13 Sep 2010, 1:00, said:

scope, on 12 Sep 2010, 22:11, said:

thankfully we have all risk insurance.

Glad to see that the incident isn't serious, but do you mind if I can be pedantic for a moment? When you say "risk insurance", is it a local phrase for description of an "all risks" or "comprehensive" form of car insurance, because otherwise it's a rather pointless waste of a word because insurance IS risk, it's sorta of implicit in the definition. /work geek

all insurance companies use french terms so i didnt give much thought into translating that bit

I guess comprehensive fits better

[Major Fuckup]

scope, on 13 Sep 2010, 5:11, said:

Also his Toyota Yaris was in far worse condition.

Typical for a Yaris.

[Generalcamo]

THAT'S what I look like.

Edited by Generalcamo, 18 September 2010 - 12:44.

[TheDR]

This isn't the Spam section, please be a bit more serious, thank you.

[BeefJeRKy]

I heard you liek close-ups?

Took this with my Lumix G1 and its kit lens attached. ISO 400, f-stop 5.6, and shutter speed of 1/10s (my brother's hand is pretty steady plus OIS helps). In Lightroom I did a bit of sharpening, tweaked exposure, B&W filter and some minor vignetting and film grain.

[Chyros]

Very nice picture, the B&W effect is very suiting too. I couldn't help but notice something that looks like some spittle in the corner of your mother though .

[BeefJeRKy]

Chyros, on 19 Sep 2010, 23:30, said:

in the corner of your mother though .

wat

also i know what you mean but it's more likely a reflection of some sort. i'm fairly drool resistant (no blocked nose etc)

[Camille]

scope, on 19 Sep 2010, 19:40, said:

*huge picture*
I heard you liek close-ups?

Took this with my Lumix G1 and its kit lens attached. ISO 400, f-stop 5.6, and shutter speed of 1/10s (my brother's hand is pretty steady plus OIS helps). In Lightroom I did a bit of sharpening, tweaked exposure, B&W filter and some minor vignetting and film grain.

it's still a shaky picture though...

[BeefJeRKy]

it's 1/10s at 90mm equivalent FL. I think it's alright for that. Admittedly, the camera should have upped the ISO to 800. Would have halved the exposure time.

[Camille]

scope, on 19 Sep 2010, 21:46, said:

it's 1/10s at 90mm equivalent FL. I think it's alright for that. Admittedly, the camera should have upped the ISO to 800. Would have halved the exposure time.

and quadrupled your dirty digital grain...

unless your resolution is so high that you can shrink the image back so no one will notice.

[BeefJeRKy]

Camille, on 20 Sep 2010, 1:13, said:

scope, on 19 Sep 2010, 21:46, said:

it's 1/10s at 90mm equivalent FL. I think it's alright for that. Admittedly, the camera should have upped the ISO to 800. Would have halved the exposure time.

and quadrupled your dirty digital grain...

unless your resolution is so high that you can shrink the image back so no one will notice.

12mp and some denoize algorithms can help. not to mention in B&W, it wouldn't be too bad

[Stinger]

I dislike film grain in pictures. It just looks like the noise you get when a picture is taken at a higher ISO (without a fill-in flash).