Ugly Hedgehog - Photography Forum
Home Active Topics Newest Pictures Search Login Register
Posts for: marmesto
Page: 1 2 3 4 5 next>>
Jan 23, 2014 08:39:50   #
It's not so the bird, but the light which is captivating.
Go to
Jan 23, 2014 08:38:39   #
It's not so the bird, but the light which is captivating.
Go to
Oct 7, 2013 14:18:21   #
Pentony wrote:
"Twardlow wrote: Social Security was not a disaster, nor was medicare."

The concept of SS and Medicare was not a disaster. The disaster is the way it is being administered especially the disability part which seems to be full of corruption as per CBS 60 Minutes edition 06 Sep 2013.

That just also showed not only is Congress corrupt and stupid, there are a number of local lawyers and judges within we the people who are also gaming the system. How do we the people police are selves?
"Twardlow wrote: Social Security was not a di... (show quote)


Agree. In hind sight, those "social" programs have saved many from total disaster. They have become second nature. Most of us agree their intention is helpful, and the cost is reasonable.

That's the problem for "the Right." This large a social program makes government responsible for its administration. There is a power shift from private to public sectors. And people will become "addicted" to government support, instead of being self-sufficient. (Problem is; most people will never be completely self-sufficient. The days of survival in the wilderness are over. We live in a community. We are responsible for each other.)

As you well point out, it provides another opportunity for corruption. I offer; corruption will occur anyway. That's; just what bad people do. Perhaps, we can learn from the past to build in safeguards. Though, it's kind of hard to trust these politicians to be that trustworthy.
Go to
Oct 7, 2013 13:50:28   #
ted45 wrote:
A poll conducted on MSN the other day indicated that 72% of the respondents would not sign up for Obama care until forced to do so. The last I checked 72% represents a majority.

I agree with your solutions but the American people created this mess by keeping these clowns in office. How would you get them to vote them out?


The Affordable Care Act is receiving the same scrutiny as Social Security and Medicare.

Someone has to pay for it. Who pays for health care now? No one can be denied emergency room service. Who pays? We payers for health insurance now (and the government). It's time for everyone to pay for their own needs. It's time for everyone to pay for their own health insurance. No one has the right to wait, till they need it to start paying.

Why do we have auto insurance? Everyone pays, before they need it. Everyone is covered (even those selfish enough to drive without insurance).
Go to
Oct 7, 2013 13:32:24   #
RockCity wrote:
Well, won't this be interesting. Main street and wall street do not really care about a government shutdown. They don't mind if the people march and protest until the cows come home. When these public servants threaten to default and upset the private sector's lock on the world economy, methinks you will see a change of tune by all the big money corporate lackeys running the government they hate so much.


I agree! I thought I was the only one aware.
Go to
Oct 7, 2013 13:30:26   #
The politicians are in the pockets of the very wealthy. The very wealthy are well prepared for world wide governmental chaos. They welcome it. It's not the American people, who will suffer from this "control" problem; it's the world's people.
Go to
Apr 25, 2013 09:19:44   #
Hey! It attracted my attention. If you post it as a mistake, it is. If you're looking for action and a Tory, it works. I like it.
Go to
Apr 4, 2013 13:31:09   #
Very dramatic.
Go to
Jun 19, 2012 11:13:24   #
Are you sure that your external HD is formatted? You should have no problem storing your files on an external drive. Good luck!
Go to
Nov 29, 2011 21:10:25   #
Neat landscapes! Where do you find clouds to pose like that?
Go to
Nov 29, 2011 21:07:02   #
I think these are ALL great. Do you have stock in Topaz?
Go to
Nov 29, 2011 20:59:20   #
bobmcculloch wrote:
photocat wrote:
On older cameras we would just flip the rewind handle up so we could watch it move as one fired the shutter for the first few frames.

Remember when Ilford made 72 exposure rolls? What a joy for shooting sports, but oh, so tricky when loading on a reel for development.


Remember pitch black closets?


Yes; but I still closed my eyes.
Go to
Nov 29, 2011 20:57:11   #
Lucian wrote:
Remember ripped sprockets, due to over zealous use of the wind on lever at the end of the film and 4 double expose shots over that last GREAT shot you took?


Ah; bad memories. Good lessons.

I remember taking a picture, pressing the rewind button, rewinding the film as best a guess as I could, and trying for a double exposure.
Go to
Nov 29, 2011 20:47:17   #
sinatraman wrote:
having lunch at mcdonalds after spending the morning shooting with your nicromat and a all metal and glass 50mm 1.4 A buger small fries and a coke and you got change back from your dollar. big macs cost 75 cents and they had more than 2 registers open at the time. or do you rember shooting with a poloroid camera and having to shake the photo when it came out. Or what about flash bars and flash cubes?


How about the little brush that spread fixer on the finished Poloroid print? Smelled horrible.
Go to
Oct 31, 2011 11:56:54   #
Slight tilt to the right?
Go to
Page: 1 2 3 4 5 next>>
UglyHedgehog.com - Forum
Copyright 2011-2024 Ugly Hedgehog, Inc.