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Sunday, May 12, 2013
Some Things Change
Sometimes things don't!
I feel like I made a big mistake! I sent a friend request to a old friend I knew when I was a kid. My families have known each other for over 40 years. My Dad even went to school with his dad back in the 50's. My Mom has been friends with his Mom since 1970. They are still friends today and she comes over to visit almost every week. I have not seen much of him in the last 27 years. We stopped hanging out during Junior High. I moved quite a ways from where I had used to live. He kind of went his own way. Going to Illahee and then Decatur! Well over the years. I have heard and admired his life! He was in the Navy! (thanks for your service) had a long career there. Met a beautiful girl and got married! Has kids! Works in Government! I have always held him up as someone I wish I could be like. I of course have had not the same life! I struggle with my eyesight and trying to do what I can to fit into this world! We are close to the same age. His birthday was last week. So I sent him the request and wished him a happy 41st birthday! Now I made a mistake not to send it with my alt account. What a error. This was his response he made on his timeline asking in a public posting.......................
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Girls,
life,
The Walking Dead,
walking dead,
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Monday, May 6, 2013
Meet Miss Serenity Lily
YumeUniverse.com had a awesome day with Miss Serenity Lily. We shot with Harleys and at the Glass Museum. Stay tuned for more. Don't forget to catch Lily, and many other girls in Issue #1 of YumeUniverse.com Magazine on sale now!
Go Check Out and Like Miss Serenity Lily
on her FaceBook Page.
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bikini,
bikini girls,
BOOM,
booty,
chicks,
fashion,
harley-davidson,
motorcycle,
sexy,
tacoma,
The Walking Dead,
yume
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Friday, April 5, 2013
Morgue Anne At The Central In Seattle
A couple weeks ago, I got to do a shoot with the beautiful Morgue Anne! I have
always wanted to do a shoot with food. Now that I can see it looks good. I'm hoping to
do these kind of shoots again! Awesome!
For more images! You can even buy prints! Click HERE!
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dream,
food,
Girls,
horror,
photography,
sexy,
walking dead,
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Monday, March 18, 2013
Rock Girls of Kisw 2013
Everyone got to meet the New and Returning KISW.COM ROCK GIRLS! An awesome time was had! Hosted by the always fun Bj Shea and his team. It all went down at the Back Stage Bar in Tacoma! I'm liking this lineup! Hope you all do as well.

Thursday, March 14, 2013
Nikon D7100 And The New 80mm - 400mm Lens
This Nikon Camera looks really awesome. I was thinking of getting the D7000.
So good I waited.
The arrival of the 24MP D7100 comes two-and-a-half years after the announcement of its predecessor the D7000, and it's a pretty serious upgrade. Significantly, Nikon Europe's presentation of the camera describes the D7100 as the company's 'flagship DX model', and omitted mention of the D300S in the company's DSLR lineup. Certainly, the gap between the D7100 and D600 now leaves little obvious room for a 'D400.'
It was only a matter of time before 24MP resolution became standard across Nikon's entire range of DX-format APS-C DSLRs, and lo and behold - the 24MP D7100 is the latest in the series, but this isn't just the sensor from a D5200 packaged a newer body. In fact, this would be a fundamental misunderstanding of the new camera.
The critical thing here is that despite the fact that the D7100 is Nikon's third DX-format 24MP DSLR, its sensor is new, and unique in Nikon's stable. In a first for Nikon, the D7100's sensor lacks an optical low-pass filter (OLPF). The D800E, Nikon's highest-resolution DSLR has the effect of its OLPF 'cancelled out', but the D7100, like the Pentax K-5 IIs, omits it altogether. The result should be higher resolution than is possible from the conventional 24MP sensors in the D5200 and D3200, and Nikon clearly feels comfortable with the associated higher risk of moiré in fine patterns - one of the few black marks against the 36MP D800E when we tested it last year.
Check out the full Preview Click Here!
So good I waited.
The arrival of the 24MP D7100 comes two-and-a-half years after the announcement of its predecessor the D7000, and it's a pretty serious upgrade. Significantly, Nikon Europe's presentation of the camera describes the D7100 as the company's 'flagship DX model', and omitted mention of the D300S in the company's DSLR lineup. Certainly, the gap between the D7100 and D600 now leaves little obvious room for a 'D400.'
It was only a matter of time before 24MP resolution became standard across Nikon's entire range of DX-format APS-C DSLRs, and lo and behold - the 24MP D7100 is the latest in the series, but this isn't just the sensor from a D5200 packaged a newer body. In fact, this would be a fundamental misunderstanding of the new camera.
The critical thing here is that despite the fact that the D7100 is Nikon's third DX-format 24MP DSLR, its sensor is new, and unique in Nikon's stable. In a first for Nikon, the D7100's sensor lacks an optical low-pass filter (OLPF). The D800E, Nikon's highest-resolution DSLR has the effect of its OLPF 'cancelled out', but the D7100, like the Pentax K-5 IIs, omits it altogether. The result should be higher resolution than is possible from the conventional 24MP sensors in the D5200 and D3200, and Nikon clearly feels comfortable with the associated higher risk of moiré in fine patterns - one of the few black marks against the 36MP D800E when we tested it last year.
Check out the full Preview Click Here!
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camera,
digital,
film,
fun,
hq,
lens,
nikon,
nikon d7000,
nikon d7100,
slr,
yume,
yume universe
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Sunday, February 10, 2013
Angel Lingerie Fashion Show! 2/9/2013
Such a awesome time at the Angel Lingerie Fashion Show!
More image to come. don't forget to look to your right and like our FaceBook page!
Also check out Rafael Inc. Who put on the fashion show. They Rock!
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Friday, January 25, 2013
Don't judge by the look!
Yes, these two do look scary. Yet the real scary ones are the ones who control them.
They are only dangerous in the wrong hands. I do kinda teeter on the PitBull. Out of the two, The dog can actually go out and cause trouble without its owner. Yet it goes into its training. Which comes down to the person in control.
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