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11/01/2007 11:17:27 AM · #151 |
| Awesome pictures and great job!!! |
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11/01/2007 11:29:46 AM · #152 |
Originally posted by goodman:
i can't believe you never mentioned i was in bali on vacation...
just kidding~! you look relaxed, spoke well, me thinks you're in the
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It's an illusion, Lesley. He's a so-cal redneck with a POJ (piece of junk) car.
(runs for shelter)
mwah, Brad!
R.
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11/01/2007 11:31:21 AM · #153 |
| You'll be the toast of the town in no time, Bradley GT! (hush...I love that car!) Congratulations, hon...you did a great job and your photos are amazing! *hug* |
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11/01/2007 12:07:22 PM · #154 |
Originally posted by sher:
You'll be the toast of the town in no time, Bradley GT! (hush...I love that car!) Congratulations, hon...you did a great job and your photos are amazing! *hug* |
toast????
:P
Message edited by author 2007-11-01 12:07:42. |
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11/01/2007 12:54:59 PM · #155 |
Originally posted by karmat:
Originally posted by sher:
You'll be the toast of the town in no time, Bradley GT! (hush...I love that car!) Congratulations, hon...you did a great job and your photos are amazing! *hug* |
toast????
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No, that's NICK. Brad just got a little parboiled...
R.
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11/01/2007 01:58:10 PM · #156 |
| watched the taped interview yesterday night. Way to go, Brad! Congrats again! |
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11/01/2007 07:06:06 PM · #157 |
Thanks everyone!
Was a pretty neat experience and was a chain of events that started with taking a candid shot of the newscaster on the job, sending a printable version along with a link to a slide show, followed by a phone call and then a visit to the TV studio.
One of my customers just dropped off a DVD of the aired version from TV - cool!
And Robert, that POS is a classic.
There are some rather fond memories in that back seat, back in 1973.
;)
The front seat may not have been comfortable enough for you as well as the right front suspension barking back at us in potholes, but funny that you are the only one that has a complaint. Guess my passengers carry a little less mass.
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11/01/2007 08:21:37 PM · #158 |
Originally posted by Brad:
The front seat may not have been comfortable enough for you as well as the right front suspension barking back at us in potholes, but funny that you are the only one that has a complaint. Guess my passengers carry a little less mass.
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Heck, it ain't the MASS that's the problem; without the mass I'd have been bouncing like a marble. Might be the nut on the steering wheel, though; I've heard they can go rogue...
R.
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11/08/2007 03:35:27 AM · #159 |
Sort of a follow-up and a bit of closure to the events:
The fires destroyed nearly 3,000 structures, charred over 500,000 acres -- an area more than double the size of New York City -- while killing seven people and injuring 113 firefighters and 26 civilians, and over 1/2 Million people were evacuated in the San Diego area alone.
I chose to add a bit of closure to the same day my Photojournalism image
was shot, with my Free Study Challenge, by a dedication of sorts in this image:
My heart goes out to all those that lost so much, including those that lost their lives protecting us. This past Sunday, I took a brief drive from Escondido to Ramona, trying to find a hint of beauty in all the destruction, without being insensitive to anyone's personal property that was lost:
(link to small collection)
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11/08/2007 12:28:12 PM · #160 |
Wow. Just went through every one of the images in your collection, Brad and am at a loss for words (but I'll try). They're simultaneously beautiful and tragic. Looking through these pictures, I feel the loss more powerfully than ever.
Thanks for sharing. Wow. |
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