This Old Tiki Bar
My tiki mug collection has grown beyond the shelving capacity of the Hai'deaway in the past couple of months, and I was feeling kind of artsy-craftsy today, so I decided to build a shelf over the pinball machine to hold some of the overflow. The results, while spectacular if I do say so myself, came with a price: I failed to install the light rope properly the first go-'round, and wound up with my beloved Mai Kai salt-and-pepper shakers lying in pieces on the floor. That's the price you pay for shoddy workmanship, I guess.
Afterwards, inspired by Ace Jackalope's terrific night photography, I fished my old camera tripod out of the closet and snapped a couple of shots of my Bali Hi pinball machine. The results weren't up to the 'Lope's high standards, but they were better than my usual crappy digital photos.
Comments
Mai Kai Aiee!!
Posted by: M.Ace | November 12, 2006 1:28 PM
Aiee, indeed. Fortunately, they're easily replaceable.
Posted by: MrBaliHai | November 12, 2006 1:55 PM
looks good to me! Know what I think when I see a pic like that?: Classic pinball machine computer wallpaper with icons where the numbers are.
Posted by: ace | November 14, 2006 10:02 AM
Thanks. I really need to buy a new digital camera someday that allows aperture and exposure settings, that way I could eliminate some of the flare from the backglass illumination.
Classic pinball wallpaper...now that sounds fab!...does such a thing already exist?
Posted by: MrBaliHai | November 14, 2006 10:17 AM