So i have a skin problem...see(look up) these are the skins i found while looking through my inventory (less 7, 5 wouldnt fit in th collage, and 2 i closed on accident) I also have 2 boxes of skins packed away in my inventory...I did this project cause i needed something to do to prevent me from buying a new skin...cause i found one i like... but i hear of a few more highly anticipated releases coming very soon (PXL and EXODI) So i had to keep myself busy.. mission accomplished.

Then I got to wondering...How many skins do you have? Is my problem really THAT bad? Mind you, the majority of these skins i have in fatpacks as well, (from the past) now I usually just buy the base skin(if available... HINT HINT CREATORS..) and do my own makeup...

Are there any brave souls out there willing to dive into your inventory and show us some skin??

Best Viewed Large! www.flickr.com/photos/myndimeredith/6687115771/sizes/l/in...

I preserved Mango's faceplate for the moment with guava's scalp, but probably not for long! I have almost finished custom No.2! I just need her chips, lashes and to paint her lids....oh yeah and to wait for her pullrings to arrive!

She is a quirky looking girl... there's a limited but interesting scope to neon orange hair, as you can see I wasn't very adventurous! I have big plans for pink haired custom no.3 though :D She won't be sweet and cute like no.2!

I finished the first star, but will have to redo the center points. I thought I 'd found a new method that would ensure a perfectly aligned middle without the bulk. Ha! Contrary to what is advised in the book (Material Obsession 2), I don't hand piece. Everything is machine stitched. I'm stubborn. And lazy.

By the way, if anyone should know the name of the white outer fabric, please let me know, I lost it and would love to order more.

for an upcoming 80's toy themed show at monkeyhouse toys

i went for the stripped down version without the armor for 2 reasons.

1 - cause this is what everyone's skeletor always ended up lookin like (i know mine did). really who didn't lose those lil armor pieces? lol

2- i didn't have alot of the dark purple fabric and didn't wanna go buy more! lol

beura-cardezza (VB) - giovedi 05 febbraio 2015, h 08.21

1 of 2 I saw

its all im feeling today.

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Day 2, May 2.

I thought this knocker was especially elegant. But it seems you could get it in many places, new.

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apologies for the dirty lens & Spots. :/

I've been tagged

When you're tagged, you write ten things about yourself

that people may not know and then you tag 10 others

in your photostream. So here we goo.

1. I stay up till sunrise everyday.

2. I plan on traveling around the UK the summer I graduate.

3. Circa Survive & Minus The Bear are what get me through the day

4. My brother & I have a crazy obsession over vdubs.

5. I rearrange my room at least once every two weeks

6. Garden State is my favorite movie in the entire world.

7. I read Marilyn Mansons autobiography and found it to be one of the most intriguing books I've ever read.

8. Im one of the most indecisive people in the world.

9. My favorite tv show, hands down, is skins

10. I have two hair ties on my wrist that i havent taken off in almost two years and taking them off with probably result in me having a panic attack.

(im a tad bit odd.)

I tagged

1. Meaning Maker Photo Ops

2. Amieapplesauce

3. InfiniteMillenia

4. NicoleMotta

5. rollercoaster1122

6. ahitsashleyxx

7. Sam I am.

8. ellennop

9. Batpam- her tumblr is awesome

10. Maddie F

it is by pure coincidence that the second photo i chose to submit had an exposure compensation value of -2 (my first photo had one of +2). i choose the photos randomly and then looked at its information to confirm its value. i wanted to choose two photos that were on opposite sides of the exposure compensation value spectrum. I used about three different angles during this shoot, one angled to the right side of the robot, the other overhead and the last directly in front. i shot each angle using the same exposure compensation value before increasing or decreasing the value. i noticed that each angle was affected differently, obviously.

The shadows in in this photo have less detail with this EV value. you can barely see the texture of the wood bench where the robot's shadow falls.

009/365

GTWL - Selective Colour - Day 2. I got this idea whilst at work and realising what tee-shirt i was wearing (not that i didn't choose it this morning...!). I thought "hey, I'll buy some balloons, and do a selective colour with them". When i got home, i suffered my first photography injury :(, a balloon burst in my face, and hit my eye, and it hasn't stopped streaming). I've hidden the injured eye in this shot, but in all the others it looks like I've been crying for a week! I quite like this pic, but i couldn't concentrate, so it's under-exposed... maybe next time!

jwcurry reading bpNichol. by jwcurry.

Ottawa, Room 3o2 Books, [2o] for 29 july 2oo6. [93 copies].

5-1/2 x 8-1/2, offset & rubberstamp broadsheet with mimeo addition recto.

open invitation to the reading of what turned out to be books 1–3 of the martyrology in the gazebo on Parliament Hill, sunset to, in the event, about 1:3o AM. a fundraiser for the Nichol bibliography, printed on printed waster sheets from the martyrology books 1 & 2 salvaged from the garbage at Coach House Press, a total of 8 different poems by Nichol on the versos, of which 3 are available singly:

–variant, "all things fall" (14 copies). 7.5o

–variant, "father i stand where i did before" (11 copies). 1o.oo

–variant, "lady i know nothing more" (6 copies). 15.oo

Tandle Hill Park

todays music recommendation is alt-country artist Jim White www.jimwhite.net

He's played Manchester a few times and i saw him the last 2, I spoke to him after the show on both occassions. He's a great guy, great musician and great storyteller

View on Instagram instagr.am/p/CdMWReDjCvk/

LRV 002 at Cavill Avenue Station, bound for University Hospital.

Bombardier Flexity 2

Gold Coast, Australia

SAM-racedemo Itterbeck 2014

© SAM/Festina Lente, Inge van Hesteren

first time scanning film.. not bad, saved me £2

I'm happiest most with this baby in my hand :)

olympus om-2

zuiko f1.8

kodak ISO 200

got these on friday at the rogers flea market at the first booth we visited. all for $2. i was so happy!

I bought an old dusty Lubitel 2. I took it to the beach in the summer I had no idea whether it would work or not. I was surprised when I developed the film this week and found these.

39/365 'The Hangover Part 2'

I was not well this morning...

Stock credits:

Water bottle - article68.deviantart.com/art/stock-water-bottle-169801715

Skull - punknrollstock.deviantart.com/art/skull-31806480

Brain texture - sprinkle-stock.deviantart.com/art/Brain-Stock-2-55436150

Background - Shutterstock.com

This is an ACEO measuring 2 1/2 by 3 1/2. I used a playing card as my base.

This is an Original Mixed Media ACEO – not a print, all hand created not copied. I used vintage cards, ribbons, buttons and various miscellaneous materials. Card will be signed and dated on back and come in a protective sleeve.

♥ what's an ACEO? ♥

ACEO stands for "Art Cards, Editions & Originals".

They're miniature works of art the size of a trading or playing card (2.5" x 3.5") and they're an inexpensive way to buy original or limited edition art.

alright, so i've been doing some major flickr exploring (and by that i mean checking out my "profile" and turns out I have like 300 something contacts)

annnd that made me really happy-and i've apparently been tagged in quite a bit of photos. So I guess thats the time for the 10 random facts...............(yeah im sorry if they're really random...like seriously)

1) I must moisturize my weenus.

2) I can't blow my nose

3) I'm unusually good at spelling

4) My feet are always cold unless its like 40 degree weather....annnd I can't sleep unless my feet are warm, so i sleep with socks on

5) I'm pretty sure I'm bipolar

6) I think I'm the only person in the world that doesn't like watermelon

7) I have a freckle in my eye

8) I have a tumblr. But I don't really like it. (www.toutvabien.tumblr.com)

9) I feel like no one uses the Hello greetings in the different languages on the Flickr home page for the purpose that flickr intended them to have. even me. I've always wished that I could remember them and randomly burst out in different hellos of different cultures. but i always forget. so don't forget. because they could help you out one day lol.

10) Expect the unexpected, yes, surprisingly, i like the outdoors

AND THIS IS NOT A FACT: but im reeeealllllly tired of my photos

im doing something new. seriously. deleting almost all my photos on this and starting fresh...cause i've been on this thing for like 3 years (almost) and i've not done anything spectacular.

A pet goose in the village

2002.

edited by Dorothy Howard.

Aylmer, Proof Press, spring 2oo3 . a handful of copies of the 4 issues of volume 8 of Raw Nervz Haiku (all issues released separately) as a set in 5-1/2 x 8-1/2 x 3/4 plain white mayfair card wrappers with white xerographic bond dj with 1" flaps printed black photocopy outside covers & spine only with orange rubberstamp addition to spine, the 4 volumes held in with brown rubber bands.

the 4 issues are:

a) Vol.VIII No.1 ; spring 2oo2. 5-7/16 x 8-1/2, 13 sheets white xerographic bond folded to 52 pp & stapled twice into white semigloss card wrappers, all printed black photocopy with rubberstamp additions, green to title page & blue to p.38;

b) Vol.VIII Nr.2 ; summer 2oo2. 5-3/8 x 8-1/2, 13 sheets white xerographic bond folded to 56 pp & stapled twice into white claycoat card wrappers, all printed black photocopy with rubberstamp additions, pink to title page & green to p.31, with 3 inserts:

–1. 2 x 7, white xerographic bond broadsheet printed black laser with pink rubberstamp addition recto, laid inside front cover;

–2. 2-7/8 x 7 white xerographic bond broadsheet printed black laser, laid inside front cover;

–3. 2-7/8 x 5-1/2 mauve xerographic bond broadsheet printed black laser, laid inside rear cover;

c) Vol.VIII Nr.3 ; fall 2oo2. 5-3/8 x 8-1/2, 13 sheets white xerographic bond folded to 52 pp & stapled twice into white bristol card wrappers, all printed black photocopy with rubberstamp additions, orange to title page & green to p.39, with 2 x 7 white xerographic bond broadsheet printed black laser with orange rubberstamp addition recto laid inside front cover, Haiku North America 2oo3 prosepctus laid inside rear cover, 4-3/4 x 8-1/2, single sheet canary xerographic bond folded twice vertically to 6 pp leaflet, all printed black laser.;

d) Vol.VII Nr.4 ; winter 2oo2. 5-3/8 x 8-1/2, 13 sheets white xerographic bond folded to 52 pp & stapled twice into white bristol card wrappers, all printed black photocopy with rubberstamp additions, turquoise to title page & blue to p.28, with 3 leaves laid inside covers:

–1. 2 x 7 white xerographic bond broadsheet printed black laser with turquoise rubberstamp addition recto (laid in front);

–2. Anne McKay, @, 3-3/4 x 4-1/4, single sheet pumpkin xerographic bond folded twice vertically to 6 pp leaflet, all printed black laser, with cover graphic by Zéni B (laid in rear);

–3. Dennis H.Dutton & Marlene Mountain's the dorothy connection, 5-1/2 x 8-1/2, single sheet mauve xerographic bond folded to 4 pp leaflet, all printed black photocopy (laid in rear).

cover by Dorothy Howard.

288 contributors (* in all 4 issues):

Kathy Abrahams, Stephen Addiss, Domian Alessandro, Leonardo Alishan, Nasira Alma, Paul Amlehn, Paul Amphlett, Astrid Andreescu, Fay Aoyagi, Richard Arnold, David Athey, Lynn Atkins, Nick Avis, Zéni B, Pamela A.Babusci, Ed Baker*, Winona Baker, Peter Bakowski, John Barlow, Donna Barr, Roberta Beary, Louise Beaven, Guy R.Beining*, Suhni Bell, Patricia M.Benedict, Ed Bennett, John M.Bennett*, Luis Cuauhtémoc Berriozabál*, Ernest J.Berry, John Best, Rick Black, Joe Blades, Marianne Bluger, Ken J.Boivin, Pamela Bond, Mike Bonner, Jennifer Books*, Janice M.Bostok, Tim Bravenboer*, Marjorie Buettner, Owen Bullock, Catherine A.Callaghan, B.Carter, Castroman, Yu Chang, Fay Chin, Tom Clausen*, Michael Clift, Kathy Lippard Cobb*, Suzanne Collins, Carlos Colón, Linda Colón, Gerald John Conforti, Claudia Rosemary Coutu*, Candace Curran, jwcurry, Cherie Hunter Day, Raffael De Gruttola, Elehna De Sousa, L.De Var Dahl, John Alan Douglas, Michael Dudley, M.B.Duggan, Catherine Duhaime, John J.Dunphy*, Dennis H.Dutton, Charles Easter, Jamie Edgecombe*, David Elliott, Judson Evans, Michael L.Evans, Greg Evason, Dee Evetts, Liz Fenn*, Raoul Fernades, Ross Figgins, Joan C.Fingon, Stanford M.Forrester, Célyne Fortin, Walt Franklin, Marco Fraticelli, Sandra Fuhringer, Warren Dean Fulton, William Scott Galasso, D.Claire Gallagher, Donna Gallagher, Margot Gallant, Jack Galmitz, Jocelyne Gaudreau, Barry George, Joëlle Gits, Patrice Glenholm, Lloyd Gold, Chris Gordon, LeRoy Gorman*, Tod Gorward, Gail Goto, Bob Gray, R.Gray, David Grayson*, Karen A.Grimnes, Andrew J.Grossman, Jean Michel Guillaumond*, Heidi Gunn, Lee Gurga, Ole J.Hagen, Albert W.Haley Jr, Carolyn Hall, Yvonne Hardenbrook, Bill Hart, Richard Hart, Lois Harvey, Elizabeth Hazen, Peggy Heinrich, Doris Heitmeyer, George Held, Jason Heroux, J.D.Heskin, Wharton Hood, Gary Hotham**, Eric L.Houck Jr, Corinna Howard, Dorothy Howard*, Elizabeth Howard, Inez D.Howard, Brad Howe, Marshall Hryciuk, Albert Huffstickler, Ken Hurm, Fabián O.Iriarte, Kobayashi Issa, Beth Jankola, Hans Jongman*, Jean Jorgensen, Jim Kacian, Tomizawa Kakio, Adele Kenny, Michael Ketchek*, M.Kettner, Kikaku, Larry Kimmel*, Noel King, Karen Klein, Joann Klontz, Philomene Kocher, Philip C.Kolin, Richard Kostelanetz, Rich Krivcher, Robert Kusch, Marlene L'Abbé, Addie Lacoe, Marc Lafrenière, Michel-François Lavaur, Angela Leuck, D.A.Levy, Ai Li*, Leatrice Lifshitz, Rebecca Lilly*, Burnell Lippy, Trisha Lockhart, B.D.Lord, Martin Lucas, Joanne Lupton, Angele Lux, Peggy Willis Lyles, Peter Macrow, Catherine Mair, Robert Major, Makiko, Giovanni Malito, Sophie Malo, Donato Mancini, Gloria L.Margotte, Ed Markowski, Carmelle Martineau, John Martone, Brynne McAdoo*, Steve McCaffery, Michael McClintock*, Allen McGill, David A.McGregor*, Anne McKay, Dorothy McLaughlin, Mary Melfi, Michael Meyerhofer, David Meyers, Emiko Miyashita, Joanne Morcom*, June Moreau, Marlene Mountain*, Pamela Miller Ness*, Judy Newly, Michael Nickels-Wisdom, Melanie Noll, H.F.Noyes*, Tom Noyes, Eamer O'Keefe, Peggy Olafson*, John Ower, Jenne Painchaud, Tom Painting, Mike Paniccia*, Zane Parks, Christopher Patchel, Stanley Pelter, Dick Pettit, Adrian Pinnington, Piper, Francine Porad, Robert Henry Poulin, Jeanne Powell, Nancy Prasad, Patricia Prime, Vanessa Proctor, Tony Pupello, Daniel Py, Jean Rasey, Mary-Agnès Reeves, Jane Reichhold, Mark Renney, Edward J.Rielly, James Rohrer, Ce Rosenow, Bruce Ross, Charles Rossiter, Alexis K.Rotella*, Bruce Roxburgh*, Elizabeth Saint Jacques, Gio Sampogna, Tim Sampson, Katherine Samuelowicz, Lewis Sanders, Taneda Santoka, Carla Sari, Hiroaki Sato, Kazuo Sato, Margaret Saunders, Grant Savage, Félix-Antoine Savard, April A.Severin, Adelaide B.Shaw, Kuniharu Shimizi, Takaha Shugyo, William S.Simms, Guy Simser, Jauneth Skinner, Donny Smith, Wendy Smith, Karen Sohne, Robert Spiess, Ruby Spriggs, Tina Stanton, Lynne Steele, R.A.Stefanac*, Art Stein*, Gary Steinberg*, John Stevenson*, Beth Stiner, Ebba Story, George Swede*, Wally Swist, Maurice Tasnier, Marc Thompson*, Tom Tico*, Kaneko Tota, Vincent Tripi, Hoshino Tsunehiko, Anna Vakar, Pete Vetrano, Anita Virgil, Linda Jeanette Ward, R.A.Watkins, Scott Watson, Michael Dylan Welch, Bill West, John West, Joanna M.Weston, Peter Williams, Rod Willmot, John Wills, Mark Windsor, Sheila Windsor, Jeffrey Winke, Jeff Witkin, William Woodruff, Ruth Yarrow*, Arizona Zipper, Edward Zuk.

includes:

i) Poem # 1, by [Steve McCaffery] (sound poem score mistakenly attributed to bpNichol by Raffael De Gruttola initially in Raw Nervz Haiku 2:4 & here on faith by jwcurry in an edited "selection" from volumes 1 & 2 in vol.8 nr.3)

Prise de vue : Pentax K1000

Film: Fuji Acros 100

Révélateur : Caffenol-C-M / 15 mn( recette www.caffenol-cookbook.com/ )

Scanner : Reflecta Proscan 7200

Postraitement : Lightroom 4.2

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Aerial Text Experiments, 2012, at Circus Warehouse.

Photos © 2012 by Igor Bass.

Stranger #2 - I've been reluctant to continue this project because of how awkward I am finding it going up to random strangers to ask for their picture. But I saw this man at a local carnival, and as creepy as it sounds, I eyed him up all night. I wanted to take his picture so bad! He was the cutest little old man, there was no way I couldn't. So I caught him by his 50/50 booth he was working and explained my project. He smiled coyly and said, 'you want to take MY photo?' and gladly agreed. I was thrilled that he was so sweet about it.

(Joe Giovani)

My final concept, beauty around the world, is about how even though the way people look from around the world may be different it is still considered beautiful. The concept focuses mainly on the similarities and differences between all the cultures and how the one word “beauty” is can be portrayed in different ways. I was really interested in portrait photography so I decided to mix the culture aspect with the portraits and try to turn it into fashion photography. I also wanted to show how even though people may be different they are still beautiful in their own way.

In order to illustrate the differences and similarities of beauty I took some simple pictures with unique poses and elements. Each image has its own mood and tone. One photo has a mysterious look but it is beautiful because of the way the eyes seem to be telling a dark history. (Photo 1) I also wanted to show how in some cultures beauty is shown thorough perfection. (Photo 2) I wanted to show that beauty can be simple but unique. (Photo 3) Showing the differences in natural beauty and caked on makeup beauty is something I wanted to illustrate in taking the pictures. (Photo 4-5). Each one of the pictures shows how beauty is unique in other places in the world and though it may be different it is still considered beautiful.

Requirements: 2

I shot this photo from a distance with a long focal-length to remove the vanishing point. In post-production, I cropped the image to include just the one building — I also used the inpainting tool to remove the corner of another building and a street lamp in the foreground.

Spoon Setlist from Tuesday, March 23, 2004:

1.Everything Hits at Once

2.I Saw The Light

3.Don't You Evah

4.Metal School

5.The Ghost of You Lingers

6.Before Destruction

7.Is Love Forever?

8.Stay Don't Go

9.Written in Reverse

10.Love Song (The Damned cover)

11.The Underdog

12.They Never Got You

13.I Summon You

14.Don't Make Me A Target

15.The Two Sides of Monsieur Valentine

16.Got Nuffin

17.Someone Something

18.Trouble Comes Running

Encore:

19.I Could See the Dude

20.You Got Yr. Cherry Bomb

21.The Way We Get By

Encore 2:

22.The Beast and Dragon, Adored

23.I Turn My Camera On

24.Small Stakes

BOX DATE: 1997

MANUFACTURER: Mattel

DOLLS IN LINE: Barbie; Skipper; Ken; Teresa; Kira; Christie; Steven

BODY TYPE: 1966; Twist 'N Turn waist; straight arms; bend & snap legs

HEAD MOLD: 1987 "Christie"; pierced ears

***Christie has cut hair.

PERSONAL FUN FACT: This Christie is a monumental part of my collection. She was not only my first Christie, but also my first African American sized Barbie. Pearl Beach Christie is the reason I have always collected AA dolls, and why they are some of my favorites to find. It all began in 1995, when I purchased my Bathtime Fun Kelly with my allowance money. I was intrigued by the cute African American versions, so naturally I snagged the AA Kelly. On the back of her box was an African American Barbie, who I thought was absolutely breathtaking. From that moment on, I knew I wanted to have a "big sister" just for my Bathtime Fun Kelly. I don't think I realized at that age that not all the African American Barbie sized dolls were Christie. I believe I assumed that the doll I admired on Kelly's box was Barbie's friend, Christie, rather than Barbie herself. I knew that Christie was sold in inexpensive beach lines. Since I had a horrible time saving up my allowance money in those days, I opted to splurge on the first Christie I could afford. At the time, the Pearl Beach line was the predominant one in stores. That's how this Christie came to be! She even inspired the later purchase of Splash 'n Color Steven...Colleen and I wanted an entire African American family. I played with Christie quite a bit as a kid, even as I added more to my collection. She was the top dog for a while...that was until Dentist Barbie joined the collection. I felt sympathy on the blonde Dentist Barbie I stumbled upon at the local flea market. Her dentist uniform was unbuttoned, meaning her bosoms were exposed. That's why I chose to take her home that day, for just $2. I fell in love with her beautiful face and dark eyebrows. Slowly, Christie's personality began to change in our doll game we were playing. Prior to the acquisition of Dentist Barbie, Pearl Beach Christie was a wonderful sister to Kelly. She kept the Fold 'n Fun House spotless, and even did some gardening. She was also a snappy dresser (probably wearing the sports bra and bell bottoms combo I liked in those days). I wanted to play with my new Dentist Barbie though...and instead of just starting a different game, I decided to incorporate her into the preexisting one. Dentist Barbie became the nanny who took over all the household chores, gardening, and of course Kelly's care. Christie became a provocative dresser, a mean sister, and worst of all, gasp, a MESSY housekeeper!!! To my younger self, dirtiness was unacceptable, so naturally all my villains were messy. Don't worry, at some point Christie reprised her role as a wonderful sister. She was also probably very happy when I gave away Dentist Barbie some years later. This short haircut happened when I was a little older. Her long kanekalon hair was always so bothersome to my younger self. I didn't know how to care for it. I recall deciding to give her a "beachy" haircut on impulse one day while we were playing. That's how she ended up with short hair. Of course, a boil wash and another haircut as an adult collector made it look marginally better. I still wish to have a minty Pearl Beach Christie someday, to capture the essence of what my childhood friend should have looked like. Either way, I'm so grateful that I always kept this Christie. Even though I had other dolls later on that I found more attractive, this gal was simply too special to ever part with. I can't be more grateful that I managed to keep my very first AA Barbie after all these years!

fortress hooks it up!

thx bro...

im so happy... hahaha(:

This is the top of the Blue Rose Wedding Cake.

I can totally remember why I hated Royal Icing Flowers from Wilton 2 -- I just can't do them. So at the last minute the flowers were changed to fondant and gumpaste.

Mmmmm, Coffee. Please excuse my acne covered face. Needed a new self portrait, no matter how bad it may be. iPhoto has a terrible Vignette setting.

I WAS TAGGED :0 10 Facts, NAO!

1. I drink more black coffee than the average adult.

2. I like cold weather. I go out at 30 degrees in shorts and short sleeves.

3. I look down upon the ignorance of the local young adults.

4. I gather small nuggets of knowledge from commercials and pair it up with stuff from other commercials. It's quite accurate.

5. I'm a spoiled tech addict.

6. As well as take photos, I also turn pens, fan pulls, carve mystical wizards, and bake.

7. I'm a professional Procrastinator and projectile failer.

8. I'm resistant to high amounts of pain, including a quarterback's pass to the head.

9. I socialize with adults as much as peers my age.

10. this was probably a waste of time.

If I tag you, I'm sorry.

wet print of one of the desert photos from the Legendary Pink Dots US tour. I might try this one again some day on a higher grade..

Mamiya C3

Mamiya-Sekor 80/2.8

Rollei 80s in Rodinal 1+100

Fomaspeed Variant III at grade 2

My first spy camera! Shown with a Canadian penny for scale. Why I couldn't come up with an American penny I'm not sure, but that's the first coinage I found after searching several junk drawers.

Bilder fra Skeids 2-0-seier mot Odd 2 i PostNord-ligaen 4. oktober 2021. Mørkt og høy ISO.

Liverpool in black and white 2

I posted some images of Liverpool’s Central Library a couple of weeks ago, but last Saturday I was looking for black and white photography opportunities. I began in the lovely circular Picton Reading Room, with its dome-light and spiral staircase. From there, I went upstairs to the top-floor looking up to, through and then outside to see the futuristic dome. Once outside, I took a shot of the dome of the Picton Reading Room, and across to the statue of the Duke of Wellington on its Waterloo Memorial column. I then returned inside to complete my visit with photos of some of the other people using the library.

1/1000 scale model by Round 2. I added my own LED lighting system.

This is an overlay of two tree pictures. I might delete this later. I decided not too because of all of your guys support ♥

I got tagged sooo here we go

1. I might be one MTV :)

2. I have 40 items on my Christmas/Birthday list

3. Sometimes it amazes me the kind of pictures that make explore

4. I have to write a paper soon :P

5. I'm going to Florida in about 4 months

6. I love it when such simple pictures turn out so amazing

7. I hope colleens creations gets better soon :)

8. I ate A LOT of food yesterday.

9. My room is spotless and it makes me happy when i walk in

10. This picture has something hidden in it.