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this ain't photoshopped, they go like this every year!
things as I see them
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2011
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January
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- living in filth?
- how wrong thinking perpetuates false facts
- Draining the Spit
- the price of juice
- Brisbane Floods: a reason for the costs
- Architecture: Clueless in Brisbane
- Photomatix 4 - tonemapping and RAW conversion
- storm fronts
- humidity and mold
- Logan Golf Course
- relying on short memories
- benefits of a disaster
- the Big Wet continues: Toowoomba gets flogged
- Flood Relief for Queensland
- Queensland Floods: much of the damage is our own f...
- Bluetongue under the back steps
- New Year trip
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January
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red gum
this ain't photoshopped, they go like this every year!
This weeks top 10 posts
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There is a system of rechargable battery tools sold in (at least) Australia (by Bunnings) which I happen to have a few of in different sizes... -
I've been very keen to see if my new 6x9 folder will make an effective backup to my large format camera, and if its close to my Canon 10... -
Sometimes its not important how many megapixels you have, its about the feelings. Down at the beach last night with my camera and I wanted... -
One of the things I've looked for is a reasonable "normal" lens for my G1 that's reasonably fast. now keep in mind when re...
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Hi since I've discussed this a few times on different forums I thought I should put together something on what the steps are on usin... -
A patients perspective I've decided to put this page together because on looking around the internet I see heaps of rubbish, mis-inform... -
I've had this Sunbeam coffee maker since about 2004 and I paid about AU$100 for it when the Baby Gaggia was about $600 The unit dimensio... -
I wanted to start this with a picture of the progenitor of the Willard, the subject of this blog post, the homage to the 8000 cased version ... -
well ... and a little more Recently I decided to photograph parts of a wedding using my 35mm EOS and negative film. I thought about it and... -
These things are not new, but its not quite 2 years since they were first introduced to the market ( so they're not really old either )...
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1 comment:
Hehehe! Cute!
I like the way he licks his chops after.
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