The Top 10, the Ultimate Garage, the Dream Collection.  Call it what you will it's always a fun game to play, imagining a workshop full of shiny exotica almost too nice to touch, spending all that time keeping them clean and polished so they're almost too nice to ride...  Wait!  Hold the bus right there.  If I'm going to have ten motorcycles they're going to get ridden, and ridden as fast and hard as I know how, which isn't really that fast, more like a tortoise on Red Bull than a hare, but that's not important.  

No. 10 Wisteria Tree Tunnel
Location: Japan

No. 9 Hobbit Tunnel
Location: United Kingdom (UK)

No. 8 Autumn Tree Tunnel
Location: Vermont (US)

No. 7 Jacarandas Walk Way Tree Tunnel
Location: South Africa

No. 6 Halnaker Tunnel
Location: United Kingdom (UK)

No. 5 Cherry Blossom Tree Tunnel
Location: Germany

No. The Dark Hedges Tree Tunnel (Hunted Hedges)
Location: Ireland

No. 3 Tunnel of Love…

This post is all about our "Top 10 Home Computers"

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Number 10-Apple I

One of the first ever home computers. This gigantic machine started it all!

Number 9-Apple II

The great home computer that come after the Apple I.

This list is in honor of a fellow blogger of mine.(http://theverybesttop10.com) Consider it my homage.

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The Sweatshirt

This classic sweatshirt gives the Trekkie in your life the pride of letting everyone else know how much better than everyone else he/she is because of how long he/she has watched this iconic television show.

9
For the Ladies

This lovely skirt goes with just about anything Trek.

Just to make it clear that I see an Assistant Photographer’s role very different than being a Photographer’s Assistant. Please see my "Top 10 tips on how to become a Photographer’s Assistant" here.

Within a busy studio environment, there are different levels of Assistant Photographers i.e. 1st Assistant (most senior), 2nd Assistant etc., I have tried to provide tips that appeal to all levels.

By Ian Goldstein

Think of the greatest television sitcom of the 1990s. Would it be fair to guess that one name comes to mind, personified by a guy who inflects his voice and constantly asks: "what is the deal with this"? and "did you ever notice that"?

When you think of the greatest NBA franchise of the 1990s do you see a red-faced, white-horned, angry adult male of the…

Hello dear readers! I know I did a Wacky kitchen gadget post not too long ago. But I just had to show you some more. This post is actually done for my Superblogger friend Russell at http://theverybesttop10.com/ His blog is full of the best top 10's you'll ever see!

Hope you enjoy my new list of wacky, weird, or just plain cute kitchen gadgets!

1. The most important thing to remember is that you don't need to be a photographer to be a Photographer's Assistant. Common sense absolutely rules (although a basic understanding of how a Digital SLR works would help).

2. Be prepared to work physically hard and for long hours. An all-day wedding for example, could last from 7am to 9pm + travel time, with a studio shoot running well into the early hours.

There are many different ways of coping with homesickness. One option is to indulge it completely by eating buttery toasted crumpets and sobbing to an episode of Countryfile. At the other end of the willpower spectrum we have the healthier, low-fat option: ignore the homesickness completely, go exploring, and lose yourself in the ‘otherness’ of your new home. I shall investigate this adventurous cultural immersion another day, but not today.