Knuckledragger

$165 or $30

Being a somewhat paranoidal New Englander of Vineyard descent, I am already overstocked with canned goods. I drew off a few gallons of drinking water this afternoon, and I'm going to do several times that this evening for toilet flushing (I have an electric well, not town water). I also have two new bottles of Scotch and a whole stack of cigars in case the power (or worse yet, the INTERNET) goes out. I took the AC out of the window (boy, that sucked) and battened down all the hatches I could. I'm more concerned about flooding than I am high winds. I moved all my lighting equipment and anything else of value to higher elevation in the basement. Now I'm going to hit one grocery store and see how thoroughly it's picked over by other paranoidal New Englanders. As per usual, the greatest danger is other people.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ceg6NQKHd70 Available in slightly larger.

Nice, but it is my duty to inform you that Velvia 50 is the real deal, not 100 or 100F.

I just killed the Eastern Wood Pewee that has been plaguing me the entire summer using a 1986 Sheridan Blue Streak airgun. I sort-of feel bad for the little @#%$, but he chose to sing his two note call outside my window REALLY LOUDLY for 17 hours a day. Three months of that would cause Mother Theresa to take up arms.

^^^ My friend Rosie would love that.

An extremely rare rainbow-colored pileus iridescent cloud over Ethiopia.

I for one have less than no interest in a 24MP APS-C sensor. The Megapixel war is as bad as the loudness war, IMJO. I'd much rather have a 12MP full frame sensor. In fact, I made use of one a couple weeks ago. The country's oldest continually operation town hall. The door to the above. Poker players. The guy on the right is a pretty damn good photographer himself. Using my manual focus Nikon E-Series 75-150mm F/3.5 zoom. Have you been drinking? You look blurry. 35mm F/2, 0.4sec, ISO1600. Not a spectacular shot, but truly a spectacular automobile.

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