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La Adrada Avila, Castilla y Leon /Spain ....
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I had an awesome shoot with Allegra this weekend. Here's the first batch!
Allegra MM#1647872
My MM#1645666
Well, we had a slight lapse in my little 365 plan... Oops! I've been taking photos of Daisy every day, but I just haven't been editing and sharing them. I don't even know why I stopped. It was going so well and I got 15 new photos of Daisy out of this project... then it came to a grinding halt. Anyway, we shall carry on like I was never lazy and you all will get to enjoy photos of my fluffy girl. Even Daisy thinks we can do this together ;)
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I've been tagged in what seems to be quite a charming game, that's doing the rounds, of getting to know more about one another here on Flickr.
Asked to share 16 random facts you may not know about me, here they are:
1. I grew up on a farm in South Africa where I still cherish my most fondest of memories. We had the whole barn filled with hay and everything, plus 2 dams that resided on either side of the house.
2. I won a Willards Cheese Curls painting competition when I was 12 years old and earned the nickname 'Chip' for years to follow.
3. It later became Hunter. Which is my second name. (It was going to be my first name, with Lee as my second but for some reason a cousin of mine shared Lee and so my folks thought they'd be original and chose Craig as my first name instead. I knew 10 Craigs by the time I left high school.)
4. I procrastinate.
5. I pay a lot of attention to the geometry of everything. I have, many times, walked into a room where every step I take avoids intersecting with any imaginary adjacent or parallel line that's created by the nearby objects and furniture on the floor. This especially includes floors with tiled carpeting. (don't ask)
6. I have good aim. In the all-boys high school I attended, every kid wanted to be on the shooting team, but they made tryouts for only one additional placing every 3 or so years. I made it. There were nearly 400 of us who competed for it at the time. Subsequently, it's helped in other ways though: playing pool, darts, 1st-person shooter games and winning teddy-bears at fairs. In my other life, I was a sniper. ;)
7. I have a script for the most awesome movie ever. (But it's impeded by fact no. 4)
8. I've had 3 near-death experiences. One involved a car stopping on the edge of a cliff (driver was asleep at the wheel), the second involved myself falling off a cliff (I landed on the only tree sticking out of the rock-face) and the third involved a taxi bus hitting me while crossing the road. (If you know anything about South African minibus taxis, you'll know that this one's a miracle on its own.)
9. I also have two scars. One behind my left ear at a very young age from a kid who threw a lead pipe at me in a playground and one above my left eye-brow from an attempted surfing accident. Incidentally, two of my front teeth are also false. They were severed when in junior school by a kid who tripped me while running in gym.
10. Surprisingly, I've never broken a bone in my body.
11. I was obsessed with magic as a kid. I believed my parents couldn't afford to get the magic set I wanted, so I used to collect my own tricks, as well as invent new ones. Today I can't remember a single one of them. Not even a decent card trick.
12. Lasagna and trifle are the only meals I'll still go so far as having thirds of.
13. I was once visited by a ghost. It happened about 10 years ago and tormented me for three to four nights. It tried to visit me once a few years later but I know how to drive it away now.
14. I secretly dig chick flicks.
15. I have a major fear of snakes. My first encounter was at the age of 4 when a mole-snake slid over the back of my legs in long grass while playing hide and seek. Since then I fear of finding one in my shoes.
16. I want to be known for creating at least one truly amazing thing but I fear I'm running out of time.
Hi All. I'm back! After a long hiatus, I am back with a new account (I forgot the password to my old account) and a few new builds.
My return to PMG is marked with this new build, the Springfield M14 SOCOM 16. This is to be the first of my M14 series. With the singular exception of the trigger assembly, everything has been customised on this build. Stay tuned. More M14 madness to follow.
New parts include:
- Detailed Polymer stock
- Scout mount upper
- Custom lower rail
- Detailed breech / upper receiver
- Detailed SOCOM 16 operating rod
- Detailed gas cylinder and plug
- SOCOM 16 muzzle assembly
Credit to:
Deadpool: Surefire suppressor
Shockwave: Micro T1 sight, text
cambridge, massachusetts
1971
street musicians
part of an archival project, featuring the photographs of nick dewolf
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Primavera , 2020
Fashion 16
Valencia , España
Skaja Lee photo studio
Photographer: 李斯克 （Skaja Lee）
Model: Yaiza Galdon Ferri
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Zhukovsky, 31 August 1993.
Another Tu-16 on the flightlines behind the static area. This is a Tu-16LL testbed obviously used for testing engines.
Stagecarriage - Optare Solo M920/Optare - KX04 HRL is seen here at Stockton, University Hospital of North Tees operating service 84 to Stillington on March 9th 2016.
frame # 16 ~ Photoshoot with Billy & Arial in Clearwater, Florida, on 7/21/16.
CAMERA: Black Royal Robot 24
LENS: Chrome Schneider-Kreuznach Xenar 45mm ƒ2.8
FILM: AGFA Agfachrome 100 RSX II (expired 11/2001)
available soon at Labeauratoire.
DATE SHOT: 7/21/16
DEVELOPMENT: Processed in standard E6 by Zebra Color in Davidson Fine Art, on Central in St. Pete.
SCANNER: Epson V700
When Jill came back downstairs all dolled up for her tea party guests, she could not believe what she saw. Her messy kitchen had been tidied and her table was set. The girls were hiding in the broom closet.
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This is the dress and shoes Jill was wearing when I found her at the doll show. They are original Vogue fashions. I added the choker and undergarments. They fit great and seem to have been made for her. I got the undergarments in my Vintage Barbie lot with her polka dot bathrobe and black leotard. She is such a little vintage cutie. She only has 1 heart earring. I have not dealt with that, yet. I am a bit afraid of removing the one she has for fear of cracking her hard plastic head.
This was created using the Ring of Fire technique. I had to tweak the method a little bit since I couldn't find the kind of pipe in the article, but the kind I found produces a rainbow effect which I like a lot.
Atelier Ying, NYC
Subpet camera design #15
Across the holidays, our thoughts look to religion and ultimately to redemption, or penitence depending on our outlook. As an opera–lover (I'd just love to go to the Met again), this particular variation looks at life with open eyes as in the Wagner's opera, Tannhauser. I remember sitting in the orchestra section enthralled by the colors of the cyclorama from this opera as the chorus of pilgrims crossed the stage. This opera's theme of redemption spanning across life's journey is architecturally depicted by the bridge cables connecting and holding up the cameras. The street photographer walks on a very lonely pilgrimage like a penitent seeking and convinced only by miracles, or in his case stunning photographs. Here in this mischievous twin sunpet configuration, he is sure to find his way. When your subject on the street looks at you, they will surely feel your pain. Though in the opera the pilgrim's staff is held with two hands, the camera's single handle on the bottom is for one hand while the other clicks the twin shutters. Your subjects on the street will be heartened by the miraculous sprouting leaves of the twin staff, and they will know in their heart of hearts, that they have just had their errant picture taken by a redeemed person.
16° Parossismo - 8ottobre2011
Photo by Marco Restivo
GALLERY Etna Walk: www.etnawalk.it/Gallery/Show/155
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Maine Central Railroad GE 44 Ton 16 at Bangor, Maine, on June 25, 1977, slide by Jerry Lundeen, Chuck Zeiler collection. Number 16 was built by GE in May 1946 ( c/n 28488 ), eventually becoming Aroostook Valley 14.
Northwest Local School District - Stark County
Bus 16 - 2003 Freightliner Thomas. Bus has had extensive body work done for the upcoming 2015-2016 school year.