I’ve been suffering dizzy attacks for the last ten years. I decided to do something about it when I suffered some pretty bad ones just recently. I was ordered to have a full head CT scan by my Doc. Of course I had to ask for the images on CD.
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I have a lot of hardware running 24x7 — PCs, routers, switches, firewalls, SAN, and it’s all contained within a cupboard where I stick it all. It’s pretty cool, in that it’s a dust free environment, and keeps the noise at bay, which is my intent. It’s basically a small contained computer room. What’s not cool about it, is that it isn’t.
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Another 360 pano of the old house at the pool area. Pretty boring, but this was taken with the DSC-F828. No pano head was used, so parallax error is particularly noticeable. Look straight down and you’ll really see the errors.
Need to build a pano head now.
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One of the things I enjoy seeing is big engineering. That is: Engineering on a big scale. I had the good fortune to be offered a guided tour of a cable laying ship. Which is a ship that lays cables, (funnily enough).
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A more recent pano of our house taken with a rented Sony DSC-F828. I also produced a full 360 pano with it. See below.
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I’ve gone and stitched together a whole bunch of photos that I took when in NZ a year ago. They were taken with an El’ Cheapo 3MP camera, so they’re pretty fuzzy. Also, it was set to auto everything so the balance is way out. One of these days I’ll get a proper camera and redo these panos properly.
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Farm stay holiday
This pano was taken around 2001 of a farm stay holiday that our bible study group went on. I can’t remember where this was, but when I do I’ll put a google maps reference.
I like photos that capture a moment of someone’s character — my son off in a day dream.
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This pano was taken around 2004. It’s our empty block of land just after we tore our old house down.
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