It's 2018, more specifically it's the tail end of April, and my gal hasn't seen any action in a few months, honestly, the last time I went out with my camera was when my piss take of a country was buried under a few inches of snow, which is enough to entomb a nation here, because we's pussies. All I took photos of was my Lego Icebreaker too, which sounded like a great idea, but they were crap, seriously, they were dreadful. Fortunately it seems to have gone from winter to summer in just a few weeks, having gone from blizzards to clear skies and blistering heat, and I really don't mind. Though my shoes probably did, as I returned to what was left of the pit after its demolition, and found a river of mud about a foot deep that was completely invisible from the surface, which had dried up in the heat, to say I was surprised when the ground ate one of my feet would be an understatement. But oh well, they're clean now, and I got some bangers, including a lovely portrait photo of Mow Cop, and a couple dozen sunset shots that look like the poster for Apocalypse Now, one of which is now my banner, as you can see. I also went to my local wood, less bangers that time, save for a lovely photo of a pylon set against the sunset, what can I say, I like sunsets, and I'm actually decent at photographing them, they make good photos.
Monday, 23 April 2018
We gotta get out of this place
It's 2018, more specifically it's the tail end of April, and my gal hasn't seen any action in a few months, honestly, the last time I went out with my camera was when my piss take of a country was buried under a few inches of snow, which is enough to entomb a nation here, because we's pussies. All I took photos of was my Lego Icebreaker too, which sounded like a great idea, but they were crap, seriously, they were dreadful. Fortunately it seems to have gone from winter to summer in just a few weeks, having gone from blizzards to clear skies and blistering heat, and I really don't mind. Though my shoes probably did, as I returned to what was left of the pit after its demolition, and found a river of mud about a foot deep that was completely invisible from the surface, which had dried up in the heat, to say I was surprised when the ground ate one of my feet would be an understatement. But oh well, they're clean now, and I got some bangers, including a lovely portrait photo of Mow Cop, and a couple dozen sunset shots that look like the poster for Apocalypse Now, one of which is now my banner, as you can see. I also went to my local wood, less bangers that time, save for a lovely photo of a pylon set against the sunset, what can I say, I like sunsets, and I'm actually decent at photographing them, they make good photos.
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