Its already 2am: Raz still doesn't have a 5D Classic

monk3y wrote in post #12518885
hehe I went to sleep earlier than you remember I was already sleepy at 2pm yesterday so went to sleep a bit early last night.

ohh you know I have been using the sun to my advantage...there are just times when I can't use it but I am just thinking out loud..I have no intention of doing fashion shoots or location shoots anytime in the near future at all

buy one of these

Jill-of-all-Trades wrote in post #12518937
Hey Steven, did you notice anything about my pictures??

nice flat even flash lighting !

monk3y wrote in post #12518897
Research

LOL!

*sigh* wrote in post #12518958
Hey guys.

Just got back from a 10 mile ride, went crazy during that ride and beat my personal best by a good 10-15 minutes

10 mins!?! 60 miles an hour! did you ride off a cliff?:p

congrats on the personal best!

tonylong wrote in post #12518970
Wel...I'm so happy for you...:p

I read about your little adventure on a bike today

You just need to get out and ride more!

It was a bit scary in a few spots today, there are two quick but quite steep climbs on my route, both are on a bridge to get over a canal and then it's quickly back downhill. However, today there was a pretty strong sidewind, it was a bit terrifying flying down the downhill section, I ended up coasting down most of it because I was afraid I was going to hit something and fly off :/

Jill-of-all-Trades wrote in post #12518937
Hey Steven, did you notice anything about my pictures??

ohh yes... Flash how could I not notice it

KCY wrote in post #12518984
10 mins!?! 60 miles an hour! did you ride off a cliff?:p

congrats on the personal best!

I wish it was only 10 minutes, it was a bit around 35 minutes flat out. I'm tired :/

Belmondo wrote in post #12518972
The most immediate exercise I would get from bicycling would be the mere act of finding it. It's out in the garage, but I'll have to move a bunch of stuff to get to it ------ if it's still there.

is this your bike?

*sigh* wrote in post #12518985
I read about your little adventure on a bike today

You just need to get out and ride more!

It was a bit scary in a few spots today, there are two quick but quite steep climbs on my route, both are on a bridge to get over a canal and then it's quickly back downhill. However, today there was a pretty strong sidewind, it was a bit terrifying flying down the downhill section, I ended up coasting down most of it because I was afraid I was going to hit something and fly off :/

CHICKEN!!!

next time take a photo of the trail or it did not happen

*sigh* wrote in post #12518993
I wish it was only 10 minutes, it was a bit around 35 minutes flat out. I'm tired :/

haha at my fittest point i could at most do 10 mins flat out, now i'm tired from walking to the elevator!

*sigh* wrote in post #12518985
I read about your little adventure on a bike today

You just need to get out and ride more!

It was a bit scary in a few spots today, there are two quick but quite steep climbs on my route, both are on a bridge to get over a canal and then it's quickly back downhill. However, today there was a pretty strong sidewind, it was a bit terrifying flying down the downhill section, I ended up coasting down most of it because I was afraid I was going to hit something and fly off :/

downhill is fun , as long as your bike doesn't start tank slapping you'll be fine

KCY wrote in post #12518995
is this your bike?

Yupper. Not sure how it got out of the garage.

KCY wrote in post #12518984
nice flat even flash lighting !

That's what a nice flat ceiling is for. I am not exactly a beginner at using a flash, Dad bought a really nice one way back when and I use it with film cameras.

KCY wrote in post #12518995
is this your bike?

hahahaha wow!! you got some crazy funny photos KC

tonyniev wrote in post #12518919
I first work here in 1976, then bought a vacation home in SFO in late 80's and changed to permanent resident in 1996, but my children have been coming here for yearly vacation since 1978.

I see. My parents came here (NYC) in 1969. Than we moved to New Jersey in 1970. My parents opened a business(asian store) in 1980 and bought a bunch of rental properties in Jersey City. Let me tell you that the best time for real estate was in the late 70's and early 80's. You can't buy anything cheap today.

Belmondo wrote in post #12518972
The most immediate exercise I would get from bicycling would be the mere act of finding it. It's out in the garage, but I'll have to move a bunch of stuff to get to it ------ if it's still there.

Hopefull you don't find any snakes!

you did not report for work JD?

monk3y wrote in post #12519048
you did not report for work JD?

I'm at work.