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Photographer, Sound/Music/Security/Privacy person, excitable party husky. Anger is my middle name. Danger is a baptismal name that my mom gave me. My opinions should also be your opinions, because they're that good.

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An isometric view of La Refuge Des Cosmiques from L’Aguille Du Midi’s observation deck. Two ski alpinists can be seen traversing the snowfield below the refuge, heading towards Mont Blanc.

An isometric view of La Refuge Des Cosmiques from L’Aguille Du Midi’s observation deck. Two ski alpinists can be seen traversing the snowfield below the refuge, heading towards Mont Blanc.

Sunset, as seen looking towards the Italian side of the Mont Blanc massif from the balcony of La Refuge Des Cosmiques. Pointe Lachenal rises gently from the Col du Midi. The moon is visible in the upper left third of the image.

Sunset, as seen looking towards the Italian side of the Mont Blanc massif from the balcony of La Refuge Des Cosmiques. Pointe Lachenal rises gently from the Col du Midi. The moon is visible in the upper left third of the image.

Sunset at L’Aguille du Midi, looking towards the Chamonix valley. The gondola and tourist site buildings are visible on both spires of the peak in the upper right corner of the image, while the electrical and service buildings are visible towers the center. The image shows the spires, peak and rocky cliffs of the peak, with the rest of the Haute Savoie alps and foothills in the background, lit by a slowly setting sun

Sunset at L’Aguille du Midi, looking towards the Chamonix valley. The gondola and tourist site buildings are visible on both spires of the peak in the upper right corner of the image, while the electrical and service buildings are visible towers the center. The image shows the spires, peak and rocky cliffs of the peak, with the rest of the Haute Savoie alps and foothills in the background, lit by a slowly setting sun

Here are some pictures from the top of an Alp earlier this month. Right after I left the area, it got hit by a massive snowstorm. On the days I was up there we were skiing on mostly ice, but it was still worth the effort for obvious reasons.

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Isn’t that also every tracker and DAW though?

26.02.2025 06:27 — 👍 0    🔁 0    💬 0    📌 0

Also, OF COURSE you'd have spares, and be able to point me to the other name they use :D

25.02.2025 18:46 — 👍 0    🔁 0    💬 1    📌 0

I'm just surprised they still exist.

25.02.2025 18:45 — 👍 0    🔁 0    💬 1    📌 0
Image shows a box for a "pocket tone dialer" on a woodden surface with weaved textiles on the right hand side. The "pocket tone dialer" box is a bland representation of a device used in the 1990s by people who did not have touch tone phones (which are now also a relic). The device is a plastic slab with numbered keys reminiscent of an early mobile phone or a keypad for a modern electronic lock. The box advertises that "two ag13 batteries" are included. If an image could smell, this image would smell like a combination of must, rising damp, and the interior of a long-abandoned closet.

Image shows a box for a "pocket tone dialer" on a woodden surface with weaved textiles on the right hand side. The "pocket tone dialer" box is a bland representation of a device used in the 1990s by people who did not have touch tone phones (which are now also a relic). The device is a plastic slab with numbered keys reminiscent of an early mobile phone or a keypad for a modern electronic lock. The box advertises that "two ag13 batteries" are included. If an image could smell, this image would smell like a combination of must, rising damp, and the interior of a long-abandoned closet.

I got a late christmas gift. I need to find some non-exploding AG13 batteries.

25.02.2025 06:04 — 👍 1    🔁 0    💬 1    📌 0
An image of Rue Mont-Royal in Montreal, Quebec facing east, at night in mid-February, showing trees covered in coloured light nets, the tower of the Olympic Stadium and a lone pedestrian crossing a recently plowed street in front of a garbage truck and oncoming car traffic.

An image of Rue Mont-Royal in Montreal, Quebec facing east, at night in mid-February, showing trees covered in coloured light nets, the tower of the Olympic Stadium and a lone pedestrian crossing a recently plowed street in front of a garbage truck and oncoming car traffic.

Oh, hey.. look at that. I'm here now, too.

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