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Just revisiting the design of my yee-old Thinbike
(This clip at the bottom is just to help it stay up.)
Also captured doing the sand dance at The Slip in late January 2016 is First Cymru Wright StreetLite DF 47676.
This is one of 10 that were re-allocated from Port Talbot to Swansea Ravenhill depot in late August 2015 to replace Wright StreetCars on "metro" Service 4 (Morriston Hospital-Morriston-City Centre-Singleton Hospital-University), for which eight received red fronts.
Эксперименты с макрокольцами.
Установлено 2 кольца.
Размер цветка - 10 мм.
Experiments with the extension tube.
With 2 rings .
Flower size - 10 mm.
First try at doing a light orb...Didn't have any led lights so used a glow stick...The glow stick I used had been in the freezer so wasn't as bright as it could have been.And the wiggly bits were when I was trying to grab the glow stick at the end.Wind was blowing a gale and about a minute after this the heavens opened and it poured down rain and had me dashing for cover...Definitely will try this again..Fun stuff!!
Are they not GORGEOUS to look at??? I KNOW some of you would extol their culinary and gastronomical virtues as well but I see them simply as Objets d'art!
Alternate 2
A lunar trike and celestial tracking station built for the Classic Space Pocket Money Contest on MOC pages. This build is 99 pieces + 1 minifigure (Which counts as one piece for the purposes of this contest) for a grand total of exactly 100 pieces!
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4. ricoh XR500+tokina 17+cosina 50/1.8
5. eos 300+nikon 35-70+cz flektogon 35/2.8+helios 58/2
6. minolta SRT+minolta 58/1.2+revuenon 135/2.8
7. rolleiflex sl35+zeiss planar 50/1.4 HFT
8. yashica ML macro
9. ricoh 500GX
10. asahi pentax spotmatic
11. light meter ZEISS
12. distagon 35/2.8 T*
13. prakticar+sonnar 135/4
14. asahi takumar 50/1.4
The Netherlands - Westzaan
Late afternoon aerial view on a newly built windmill De Veldmuis in the village Westzaan. Here stood once an older version of De Veldmuis (Field Mouse); a small sawmill where wooden strips (so called feathers) were produced to function as dividers in crates or as fillers of wooden flooring. The ditch next to the mill is named after these feathers: Veerzagersloot. But the oldest version of De Veldmuis was situated in the Westzijderveld, east of the village (see background). That mill made sniff, out of tobacco stems. This new mill functions as a windmill, an energy supply for the mansion underneath. The work on the mill is not yet finished. In the background Zaanstad and Westzijderveld are visible. Image made with kite and camera (attached to the kite's line). © Tom Kisjes
1998 Mercedes C250 Turbo Diesel Sport auto estate.
250,290 miles miles at its last MoT test in January 2021.
All caught up! This turned out a lot darker than I had planned but hey, creative risks right?
Week: 2
Theme: Red
In the left photo we are looking inside the receivals building of the Banksmeadow transfer terminal after being pretty well cleaned out for the day. Both the Clyde and Banksmeadow sites are generally set up in the same fashion, with two compactor pits and plenty of ground level tipping floor, although this newer development has an extra generous building capacity to receive and hold loads. Originally both sites were designed to only accept heavy vehicle loads of MSW and C&I mixed waste, therefore not being open to the public, but today Banksmeadow also takes in kerbside collected organics which is deposited in the back right corner and loaded into tipper trucks and walking floors. Veolia has secured multiple regional and individual council waste processing contracts around Sydney, with much of the east side sending mixed waste to this facility and the west end to Clyde, not to mention all the C&I loads that arrive at both locations 24/7. In this photo everything looks under control, but there are periods during certain days where the trucks are coming in non-stop and the waste is being piled high. In the right shot we see one of the intermodal containers (which get loaded on both train and truck) being hoisted off 1 of 2 onsite railcar systems which transport the Tectainers a short distance to/from each of the heavy duty waste packers. At both Banksmeadow and Clyde, Veolia uses enclosed pre-load compaction systems that create a large pressurised block of garbage prior to being ejected into the actual freight containers.
Camera Pentax Z-1 , 35mm , film 24x36 , lens Tamron 24mm 2.5 ________________
FUJICOLOR SUPER G 100 ASA Fujifilm
Inspired by Buk:
"The shortest distance between two points is often unbearable."
_ Charles Bukowski
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A última da série, cansei! hehe
Uma das melhores coisas quando se cria pra si mesmo é o fato de que não existem regras ou caminhos já determinados.
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This is the last one of the series because I don't feel like creating another one. In my opinion, one of the best things when you're creating on your own is that there are no rules or defined paths.