Yes, he would turn into his hit man, stride into the women's room, beat the living shit out of Lee, then go on his way.'

At first he saw nothing, because the moon was shining on the protective plastic. He took a step closer, then one to the left, moving Willa aside to do it.Rest Stop (⭐️⭐️⭐️.5) -- Can struggling writer Hardin gain a new perspective by anonymously confronting a domestic abuser at a rest stop? I love that this story is a fun look at the writing process! Stationary Bike: An overweight commercial artist gets a stationary bike. Twilight Zone style weirdness ensues. Noise reduction is a matter of personal taste. I find that color noise is both more noticeable and more disruptive to the image than luminance noise, so I focus on reducing color noise when possible. Luminance noise is that grainy texture visible in high ISO shots, and reducing it basically involves applying a very slight blur to the image. With the luminance noise reduction slider, avoid using too much, as it’ll make your image look unpleasantly soft.

Hush, Helen,” the Rhinehart woman said. Maybe her first name was Sally, but David thought he would have remembered a name like that; there were so few Sallys these days. Now the world belonged to the Ambers, Ashleys, and Tiffanys. Willa was another endangered species, and just thinking that made his stomach sink down again. The shutter speed will depend on what effect you're going for, but when the sky is a deep blue – furthest from sunrise or sunlight – we're talking five or so seconds for your camera to get enough light. The low light levels during the blue hour also make it a great time to capture a magical moonrise. Best done around the night of the Full Moon (or just before the following dawn) when our satellite rises and sets with the Sun. It's the only period of the month when the Moon isn't a super-bright orb in a dark landscape (something that makes exposing for both almost impossible). Instead, a softly-lit orangey Moon sits against a light blue sky, so you can photograph it and the surrounding landscape with the same exposure. About two weeks later either side of New Moon is a good time to take landscape photographs that include a slim crescent Moon, again during the blue hour. What camera settings should I use for the blue hour? These are my favorites from the collection the others weren’t so memorable or impactful but overall this was a solid one can’t wait to try out his other collections. Any Recommendations?

She thought it over. The wind rippled her dress as it would the dress of any live woman. “I don’t exactly remember,” she said at last. “Isn’t that odd?” This short story follows an author on his journey home from a writing club but then has to stop at a rest stop for a call of nature, when he heads to the toilet he then hears someone in the ladies' room. The Gingerbread Girl- A story about a grieving mothers fight for her life against a sadistic serial killer. The Gingerbread Girl - this was a highlight within this collection. The pace is relentless, almost like the pace of Emily... see what I did there? *insert smug face* This short story was full of tension and had me feeling nervous, it really had some classic King themes in here. It also reminded me a bit of Duma Key given the location!

She was there, listening to that music. Not because it was the closest place with music, but because it was the right place. He knew it. So he left the beer can and walked on toward the pedal steel, his sneakers scuffing up dust that the wind whipped away. The sound of the drum kit came next, then a red neon arrow below a sign that just read 26. Well, why not? This was Route 26, after all. It was a perfectly logical name for a honky-tonk. Photographing landscapes and cityscapes at night can be a great way to find new material in a scene you’re already familiar with. Fortunately, it’s easy to get started with these subjects, as you can take your time and experiment with settings. NIKON D810 + 24-70mm f/2.8 @ 42mm, ISO 125, 5 seconds, f/6.3

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The Gingerbread Girl is your basic survival thriller, a woman versus a maniac serial killer in the Florida Keys.

This is the kind of place where you can count on four fistfights in the parking lot before eleven,” David said, “and often one free-for-all inside just before last call.”Willa" is a short story by American writer Stephen King, originally published in the December 2006 issue of Playboy magazine. But there are places where the cloth gets ragged and reality is thin. The face beneath peeps through . . . but not the face of a corpse. It would be better if it was.'