Sio's ghostly pallor allows Emily to appear in the background. :)
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
Inspired by Jeff's Journal, which can be found in the lounge at the Pierce Boathouse.
Questions/inquires? Email scullingfool (at) gmail (dot) com
days left until the Charles Party!
Search This Blog
Links
Blog Archive
-
▼
2011
(378)
-
▼
February
(28)
- A certain Led Zeppelin song comes to mind.
- Mr. Klein throwing it down in the Hyannis 1/2. Sub...
- The music in the erg room was lame. And the 1998 w...
- Post 2K shock at it's finest. Nice race, Ilse!
- And for a little bit of abstract photography. Almo...
- Now there's a man that looks like he knows his way...
- Reason #235 why girls are smarter than boys. Why s...
- The man responsible for creating the beast, Mr. Di...
- Pete striking a familiar pose with an unfamiliar t...
- I think Will's face is just slightly more intense ...
- Rush hour can look so beautiful from far away.
- Carey was probably visualizing a war eagle being t...
- I have a feeling that this may turn up again in a ...
- Uh oh.. Is that liquid water I see???
- And I continued to get lost in Belfast, too!
- Claire ran her 18 miler on Sunday--this is one of ...
- Belfast, ME. Ironic that four hours north of Bosto...
- As I sit here dealing with a cold and watching ice...
- The brain trust gathers. Alexis missed the memo on...
- This was around the time when I actually figured o...
- Hey, I know you!Walden Pond, last Friday.
- One more from Saturday: Marina Muncan outreaches C...
- Dejen Gebremeskel left something on the track at t...
- Look, I got lost again...But I made it to the boat...
- Too much ice...
- Decided to give myself seizures, instead!
- Sio's ghostly pallor allows Emily to appear in the...
- The enemy, up close.
-
▼
February
(28)
Powered by Blogger.
Ah, so cool. Exactly how bright is the up-close flash and how many/how long are the exposures?
ReplyDeleteghostly? me?
ReplyDelete