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[evila_elf]

Well, it's been an 'eventful' day...ugh.

--Didn't get the job (Coleen did, which I am glad that one of us got it). So now I get to try for her position, which will open up.
--Since I will be working 20 hours once we are in the new building, I qualify for medical/dental/vision insurance and for retirement. I already had a headache, so an attempt to make sense of it just made it worse.
--Got a DVR hooked up from DISH. Hmm. Supposed to work on both TVs, but the guy never set up the remote for the second TV, so I have no idea how to access it. (He came while I was gone), so need to make a phone call at some point.
--I got the last parking place at the little restaurant I go for lunch, overlooking a very nasty car crash. Got to watch them tow the car and everything /sarcasm.

I think that is it *yawn*

So, here are some pics I took last week outside the car window:

Yes, it's blurry, but I think it is pretty. I was surprised that none of my pics really blurred, so I did this as a test:


I love this road. It really does curve around and there is a fairly steep drop off and a lovely view...I tried getting a pic of just around the curve, but a phonepoll for in my way.

Comments

[californiaquail.livejournal.com]

Intentional blurring is fun.

Really it's easier to control when you have a camera where you can modify your shutter speed.

Try doing some at night, with traffic lights and the like.

[evila-elf.livejournal.com]

Pics when it is dark don't really turn out all that well, even with lights from cars.

[californiaquail.livejournal.com]

The time I found best is when the sun isn't all the way down, but it's just dark enough for the cars to have their lights on.

[evila-elf.livejournal.com]

Well, if I ever go driving when it is that light/dark lol and can manage to picture take while driving :)