120V GARAGE HEATER

In an otherwise uneventful day, I went to go drop off my Sweetheart's space heater to her office. One of the partners at KFR had been using it but then Joanne's heater went kaput.

During said uneventful trip, I decided to bring my 5D Mark II with me today and snap a few photos while in the car. Then the thought struck me "I bet you that this lens (my EF 16-35mm f/2.8L II USM) can focus so close that I can take a photo of myself in the vanity mirror of Squirt.

I LOVE this photo. There's something so pure about a phot composed mainly in bright white and monochromes.

I'm currently completely consumed by a new song called "Sooner or Later (Above the Glass Mix) by DJ Rkod ft. Trifonic and Christina Courtin. It's such a beautiful track that I first heard on a video shot with the 5D Mark II called "Winter" that was selling some sort of track rig to get panning shots.

The lyrics are absolutely poetic:

How happy we are today
The feeling will only escape
No matter who we blame it on
When the thrill is gone, its gone, its gone
This could be the best we got
And what we got is on our hands
Are you going to the countdown?

If ever you're wondering where my creative juices are, you'll find out by listening to what I'm listening to.

Took a few moments to get things going as I needed to find a memory card with enough space to house my Seaman’s habitat. Once that was found Leonard Nemoy welcomed me to the experiment and provided a few tips for raising Seaman (Blue is the color of the sea and the best for Seaman). After futzing around with the controls for a few minutes I adjusted the air to 100.00 and the heater just a bit too high at 21.7 (oops).

I didn’t want to take any chances with my Seaman so I waited for the temperature to drop a bit before dropping the egg into the tank. The egg floated in the middle of the tank until the temperature hit 19.9 when it then began to bug out for a few moments before exploding. What I was left with were 8 sperm-looking little guys that I think the manual referred to as ‘mushroomers’ or something like that.