Andrew O'Neill
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The only time I use that word is when I'm referring to someone as "not all there", in Japanese.
The only time I use that word is when I'm referring to someone as "not all there", in Japanese.
The only time I use that word is when I'm referring to someone as "not all there", in Japanese.
So you are saying that that person is unable to focus, right?
That's about right, but does it end in a z or a s?Schmutz?
That's about right, but does it end in a z or a s?
Auf Deutsch, it ends with a z. In Yiddish, I don't know.That's about right, but does it end in a z or a s?
Auf Deutsch, it ends with a z. In Yiddish, I don't know.
Moth splattered on a windshield - same definition as what a tattoo on a 17 yrs old gal will look like when she's 30 years older and 60 lbs heavier.
Otherwise - "good" bokeh is calming and non-distracting, while "bad" out-of-focus rendering is busy and distracting.
Bokeh is a characteristic of "All that blurry crap in the background""All that blurry crap in the background"...
This is in the running for today's "most off the topic post in Photrio today" award.Humming birds are attracted to nectar, condors to road kill. I'll probably be around a condor refuge later this month. They require an awful lot of protected space free from hunting. The number one cause of condor death and infertility is ingestion of lead shot. Reminds me of a PBS documentary last nite about an English manor house and how they serve up all the pheasants shot the same day. Maybe that's what really happened to the Frumpish minds of Brit Lord's n' Ladies, and not just inbreeding - a hefty does of ingested lead pellets. We raised pheasants among other poultry and fowl when I was young, but can't remember ever eating one because the bobcats and coyotes got to them all first.
Bokeh is a characteristic of "All that blurry crap in the background"
you either have
- "All that smooth blurry crap in the background"
- "All that bad, disruptive blurry crap in the background"
This is in the running for today's "most off the topic post in Photrio today" award.
So what's my prize?
The collected posts of Drew Wiley, of course.
Just an e-Book, Drew.Thanks for volunteering to publish those, Matt. An Amphoto paperback, no doubt?
Just an e-Book, Drew.
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