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When we put God first, all things fall into their proper place or drop out of our lives. Ezra Taft Benson
Issue 6:
The 'People' issue.
Interview with Valentine Kleyner.
Point and Shoot: The Olympus Trip 35.
Gallery: Beautiful and inspiring photos from our contributors.
A5 format, perfect bound, professionally printed on quality silk stock.
80 pages.
Photo: Valentine Kleyner
floor and lower wall - wooden toy barn roof - thrift store bargain
bench - flea market find, came with clown
garbage bin - Walmart pencil holder
soda can - vintage
mouse - my son's
garbage - bits of crumbled paper
I'm slowly working my way around the car. I've moved a foot or so from the wheel (Shots here and here) to the badge on the front left wing.
I'm enjoying using the single strip box with a mask, effectively making it a 130cm x 15cm sliver of light. It brings out the shape of the body work so nicely. I also positioned the light so that it's reflection completely filled the front face of the badge.
Strobist:
Ranger A Head, A port at 5.5, 130x50 strip with internal diffuser and 130x15 mask, high camera left oriented almost horizontally.
Triggered by Skyport Speed.
This is a nice DKW 3=6 publicity photo from the 1950s. The location is Michelstadt, Odenwald, in Germany. Nothing wrong with it. However, and I do not want to offend my German contacts here, but the man we see far left looking out of the window, gives me the creeps. He looks so familiar...
REV67-6 CONQUEST
Class: Light
[Information]
Porcelain in appearance yet deadly
Designed as a testing platform for new weapons it has now stolen by the legendary mercenary known as Drifter, armed to the teeth the frame and pilot roam the battlefields striking terror into the enemy and gaining respect from allies.
The Drifter was an orphan of war forced to migrate from one place to another after her home was destroyed by rivaling nations. Now without a home or family Drifter now seeks revenge as a soldier of fortune.
The suit can be equipped with numerous armaments which can be stored under the skirt armor with its signature weapon being the lever action rifle shotgun nicknamed “Blind Justice”
[Build Notes]
Made this a long time ago but I never got to finish it properly, so after a few tweaks I finally did. I was inspired by the appearance of swans and their large wings and I tried to incorporate that in the form of the removable skirt armor. I haven’t listed any of the armaments yet since it’ll be too long but all in all it can store around 11 unique weapons, maybe in the future post some photos of them individually. Anywho tell me what you guys think about it in the comments thanks!
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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.
Olympic games bus route reinforcement: PDN 6 LT52 WXJ of Go Ahead London General, plaxton President bodied Dennis Trident, 425 route. Bow. additional resources from Northumberland Park garage for the Docklands Buses 425 route from Stratford to Clapton, minus destination blinds. normally on the 67 route. The Northumberland park operation was sold by First to the Go Ahead group, staff, vehicles and routes at the end of March 2012. ex first london TN 33231
The three friends were preparing for the Sock Hop in Boop's Scoops and leased a bunch of dresses to try out.
Kelly had a minor mood set back, but once her friends promised to take her wedding- dress- shopping after the hop, where Derrick (the husband to be) were scheduled to propose and she to say yes, did her mood swing towards the skies.
Kelly: Yesss, this is it! I feel like a candy wrapper or a New Years eve firework or... no AND a cellophane bag. Fantastic!
Beulah: You look smashing Kelly. I especially adore the outstanding standing out head piece.
Helen: I'm pretty sure that's a handbag dear.
Kelly: Shush Morticia Addams! This gift wrap has feelings.
The Rollei 3.5T - TLR Tuesday Review number 1. From my blog: rangefinderchronicles.blogspot.co.uk/2017/01/the-rollei-3...