paulwash

Expires Nov. 1, 1944

Expires Nov. 1, 1944

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PENTAX K10D

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Aperture f/16 ISO 100 Shutter 13/10 Focal Length 3800/100

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Dec, 2015

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Full time model Alisha with a rat rod 'Radillac' photographed at an isolated location adorned with lots of interesting graffiti.

In preparation to remove the rotor and blades for repairs, this wind turbine is lite up with work lighting, as the sun sets below the horizon.

Self portrait

Dexter the Adorable rides in his crate on his master's bicycle attracting all kinds of attention.

Pinstriping and artwork on the back panel of 'Radillac' rat rod.

Undercover hound

Fireworks light up the evening sky as skaters enjoy the rink in Market Square, behind the historic Kingston City Hall on the eve of a New Year.

Downtown Kingston, Ontario as the sun was just about gone, creating a warm orange glow in the sky.

The City of Kingston New Years Eve fireworks display from Point Frederick; as viewed from within Fort Henry.

A misty morning at a cottage that we rented for a vacation. The sun was just starting to rise and reflect off of the water, lighting the leaves perfe

Today's economy has forced me to take desperate measures!

'37 Ford Standard coupe headlight

Great Canadian musician performing at the K-Rock Centre during FebFest.

A cat that was born at a work location and only knows the tough conditions in life. She is often fed extra by the workmen though.

One of the tugs commissioned to guide barges of materials and equipment back and forth to Wolfe Island during the installation of 86 wind turbines.

Worn out workboots

A young couple tramp out their wish to the world in fresh snow.

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