18.12.09 - Out of Body Experience!
OK so this is just a variation on my Daily from Tuesday, but it is born out of pure frustration. Friday is always my busiest day of the week, and it coincided with the coldest day of the year and our first proper snow fall. None of that is a problem for a cold and snow lover like me, but when my car decides not to start, and I have 40 deliveries to make, my head nearly exploded. In the end I made them on foot this evening, or most of them anyway, but it took a very long time and most of my energy. Luckily I'd prepared curried meatballs earlier and just had to pop them in the oven when I got back home.
Hopefully my car will work tomorrow and I'll be able to catch up with everything.
If anyone fancies trying this shot here is the techie info, it couldn't be easier. I put the camera on the kitchen work top, set the auto timer, on shutter priority for 6 seconds. I sat in the chair, counted to three once the shutter clicked, then got up and stood behind "myself" for the rest of the exposure.
OK so this is just a variation on my Daily from Tuesday, but it is born out of pure frustration. Friday is always my busiest day of the week, and it coincided with the coldest day of the year and our first proper snow fall. None of that is a problem for a cold and snow lover like me, but when my car decides not to start, and I have 40 deliveries to make, my head nearly exploded. In the end I made them on foot this evening, or most of them anyway, but it took a very long time and most of my energy. Luckily I'd prepared curried meatballs earlier and just had to pop them in the oven when I got back home.
Hopefully my car will work tomorrow and I'll be able to catch up with everything.
If anyone fancies trying this shot here is the techie info, it couldn't be easier. I put the camera on the kitchen work top, set the auto timer, on shutter priority for 6 seconds. I sat in the chair, counted to three once the shutter clicked, then got up and stood behind "myself" for the rest of the exposure.
18.12.09 - Out of Body Experience!
OK so this is just a variation on my Daily from Tuesday, but it is born out of pure frustration. Friday is always my busiest day of the week, and it coincided with the coldest day of the year and our first proper snow fall. None of that is a problem for a cold and snow lover like me, but when my car decides not to start, and I have 40 deliveries to make, my head nearly exploded. In the end I made them on foot this evening, or most of them anyway, but it took a very long time and most of my energy. Luckily I'd prepared curried meatballs earlier and just had to pop them in the oven when I got back home.
Hopefully my car will work tomorrow and I'll be able to catch up with everything.
If anyone fancies trying this shot here is the techie info, it couldn't be easier. I put the camera on the kitchen work top, set the auto timer, on shutter priority for 6 seconds. I sat in the chair, counted to three once the shutter clicked, then got up and stood behind "myself" for the rest of the exposure.
OK so this is just a variation on my Daily from Tuesday, but it is born out of pure frustration. Friday is always my busiest day of the week, and it coincided with the coldest day of the year and our first proper snow fall. None of that is a problem for a cold and snow lover like me, but when my car decides not to start, and I have 40 deliveries to make, my head nearly exploded. In the end I made them on foot this evening, or most of them anyway, but it took a very long time and most of my energy. Luckily I'd prepared curried meatballs earlier and just had to pop them in the oven when I got back home.
Hopefully my car will work tomorrow and I'll be able to catch up with everything.
If anyone fancies trying this shot here is the techie info, it couldn't be easier. I put the camera on the kitchen work top, set the auto timer, on shutter priority for 6 seconds. I sat in the chair, counted to three once the shutter clicked, then got up and stood behind "myself" for the rest of the exposure.
See photo in original gallery.
Camera: Nikon Corporation (Nikon D50) |
More details: exif |
Original size: 3008px x 2000px |
Current: 400px x 266px |
