It was a chilly winter.
Back at work, the s13 and others are dusted with flurries and encapsulated with ice daily.
On one sunny day after the weather broke however, someone brought his 911 out to play.
On that same day spotted this skyline on the way home.
Traffic was worse than usual.
Not sure what happened hear, but I was trying to take as many pictures possible and this ended up making it online. If you look in my computer files thou there is no video or gif, and the number of pictures in this online album is one more than whats actually stored on my drive. I can't explain it.
Online it says it's saved as a _motion.gif. To verify, I uploaded the same group of photos in this entry to a new online album, and the correct number of photos arrived initially. It seems however, after simply viewing them online, picasa feels the need to combine several of them into this .gif, as happened again in the test file, resulting in the additional slow-mo you see below. Maybe I took them so fast they have similar time stamps and picasa goes the extra step to automatically make a gif.
Either way, a van was definitely on fire, explaining the awful traffic.
See, flames.
Back at work, the s13 and others are dusted with flurries and encapsulated with ice daily.
On one sunny day after the weather broke however, someone brought his 911 out to play.
On that same day spotted this skyline on the way home.
Traffic was worse than usual.
Not sure what happened hear, but I was trying to take as many pictures possible and this ended up making it online. If you look in my computer files thou there is no video or gif, and the number of pictures in this online album is one more than whats actually stored on my drive. I can't explain it.
Online it says it's saved as a _motion.gif. To verify, I uploaded the same group of photos in this entry to a new online album, and the correct number of photos arrived initially. It seems however, after simply viewing them online, picasa feels the need to combine several of them into this .gif, as happened again in the test file, resulting in the additional slow-mo you see below. Maybe I took them so fast they have similar time stamps and picasa goes the extra step to automatically make a gif.
Either way, a van was definitely on fire, explaining the awful traffic.
See, flames.
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