^and the stuffed birds on the wall. 
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^and the stuffed birds on the wall.
I didn't think about those. They belong to the owner of the house. Lol
There's a certain resemblance to King Ludwig II of Bavaria. Do you happen to have Bavarian ancestors?Was playing with the phone today and took a pic I actually liked.
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There's a certain resemblance to King Ludwig II of Bavaria. Do you happen to have Bavarian ancestors?
I do actually.
cool Who knows? We might even be related =)
Who knows? We might even be related =)
cool
Anyone in your family tree with the surname Wolf?
not to my knowledge. Not in the direct line, that is. I am atm exploring the side lines.
I have a colleague named Wolf, though. He's from the greater vicinity of Passau, a rather large town near the Austrian border.
I have a colleague named Wolf, though. He's from the greater vicinity of Passau, a rather large town near the Austrian border.
"All I ask for is a fuzzy ship and a sippy cup to steer her by."
Epic photo. Excellent quote.
"All I ask for is a fuzzy ship and a sippy cup to steer her by."
Way Back Wednesday, back in 2009 we went to the opening day for the very first game at Citi-Field. Ian was just born in December and was only 4 months old.
The view from our seats
Ian at his first Mets game
The view from our seats
Ian at his first Mets game
Last weekend I went to see if Vesterhavet (The North Sea) was still there...
It is.
It is.
Huh. Old family story is the "old family farm" was on the Austrian Germany boarder, both sides, because it was older than the modern boarder. Joke was that you had to have your passport in order to go to the far side of the property. I don't know the accuracy of the story, but I've been told that there are properties in Europe like that.
My wife and I flew into Ottawa on short notice to inspect our new house before the drywall goes up. There where only a few minor issues that were easily resolved. In just a little over 3 months we will be moving back to Canada and living in this brand new house!
Awesome! A brand new home--so exciting!
Some of my pictures from my last few shoots
The Boston Skyline from Wachusett Mountain (about fifty miles west of Boston)
A trailhead at top of Wachusett Mountain
King's Chapel in Boston
A couple shots taken on Tremont St, just north of Park Street Metro station/Boston Common.
Taken on Boylston, near Fenway
Laser Beam would hate this one 
Also off Boylston near Fenway
Below are taken at Blue Hills, a park south of the city, especially popular with those residing in the southern suburbs.
Great view of the Metrowest including the aforementioned Wachusett Mountain
The Boston Skyline from Wachusett Mountain (about fifty miles west of Boston)
A trailhead at top of Wachusett Mountain
King's Chapel in Boston
A couple shots taken on Tremont St, just north of Park Street Metro station/Boston Common.
Taken on Boylston, near Fenway
Laser Beam would hate this one Also off Boylston near FenwayBelow are taken at Blue Hills, a park south of the city, especially popular with those residing in the southern suburbs.
Great view of the Metrowest including the aforementioned Wachusett Mountain
I received a small tabletop telescope as a gift a few weeks ago and I decided to buy an adapter for my camera so that it can be directly attached to the telescope to take pictures. Tonight was my first attempt at taking a picture of the moon and this is the best shot I managed to get.
I must admit I am disappointed with the result. The telescope is really light so when I attached my camera it moved the telescope off target no matter how hard I locked it down. I had to constantly re-aim the telescope. It was also really hard to manually focus it. And although you can fairly clearly see the variations in the terrain, it is nowhere near as clear as it was looking directly through the eyepiece. More research is required if I want to take better images..
Just for comparison, here is a cropped image I took of the moon last fall using my telephoto lens.
I must admit I am disappointed with the result. The telescope is really light so when I attached my camera it moved the telescope off target no matter how hard I locked it down. I had to constantly re-aim the telescope. It was also really hard to manually focus it. And although you can fairly clearly see the variations in the terrain, it is nowhere near as clear as it was looking directly through the eyepiece. More research is required if I want to take better images..
Just for comparison, here is a cropped image I took of the moon last fall using my telephoto lens.
Love that first one. Beautiful colors!
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