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Making sure the alignment on the fork is perfect *before* making the front rack and lowriders. That’s a mistake I made and learned from back in 2008 at a previous job. It all worked out then but I just made more work for myself. Trying to work smarter 10 years on. #alignment #fork #starrett #bicyclebuilding #chapmancycles
I'm building a virtual model of Ɍaillery's Super-Light Steam Bomber Mk. LXVIII, but it seems I'm missing a few subtle part rotations. The 4L bars in the back don't want to line up properly with the clips that should receive them.
Shot on location as part of the photowalk series near Walpertsweiler, Germany. Post-processing done in Capture One 20.
A pair of Macá Grande (Podiceps Major) was fishing while a Coipo was swimming heading his home. Everyone coexists pacefully.
Before sculpting the necks, both heads were mounted to thin wire so they could be positioned correctly.
A line of trees settles into the open winter field.
Repetition, spacing, and light create a calm, measured rhythm.
A composite image of the planetary alignment taken at the Mount Soledad Veterans Memorial Park in La Jolla, CA on January 30, 2016 at around 5:30 a.m.
Photos were taken @ 16mm = image distortion :( Distortion was fixed and then photos were stitched together in Photoshop. I will try to take pictures again when I can but this time with a different lens. Hoping for clear skies!
Street scenes of Lincoln
An alignment :)
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I was walking along an upper walkway at my work looking out the window. This was one of those moments when you are glad a camera is never far.
As I walked, the lampost and the trees came into a wonderful alignment. Unfortunately the white pine in the background didn't get the memo.
I spent a day at Griffith Park's Observatory, and took a loop of the area along Hollywood, Sunset, Santa Monica Blvds. Visited Koreatown and Chinatown before a nightly departure. LA is huge and the traffic is terrible!
This is a HEAVILY modified Bringheli fork alignment block. I found the 4 threaded bolts extremely annoying and in-accurate for set-up. The bolts have been replaced with 1/4" rod that I threaded on the ends to bottom out on the fixture. The rod is smooth so the springs can move freely. The plunger then pushes down on the top plate evenly and with extreme pressure. I made the t-handle with a rotating plunger on the bottom so it won't dig into the top and allows very even pressure. This is a HUGE improvement and is now a very functional attachment. Having a 1,500 lb table that has been ground to a tolerance of under .001" does not hurt.
Focal length: 35 mm
Aperture: f/22.0
Exposure: 1/80 Sec
ISO Speed: 100
Pentax K-5 + smc Pentax-DA 35mm f/2.8
These megalith alignments, contemporary to those (more famous) of Carnac, show that the Crozon peninsula was inhabited since many thousands of years. The standing stones date from about 2500 BC. In the beginning there were probably more than 400 stones; today there are only 65 left, arranged in three lines that form three of the four sides of a rectangle. The longest line is about 200 m. It is assumed that the arrangement had an astronomic significance related to the constellation of Pleiades whose name in Breton is “ar yar” (the hen), hence the name of the place derived from “Lagad-Yar” (hen’s eye).
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Aliniamentele de megaliţi, contemporanele cu cele (mai cunoscute) de la Carnac, aratǎ cǎ peninsula Crozon a fost locuitǎ de mai multe mii de ani. Menhirele dateazǎ din anii 2500 î.Ch. Iniţial, în amplasament s-au aflat probabil peste 400 de pietre; astǎzi au mai rǎmas 65, dispuse în trei linii formând trei din laturile unui dreptunghi. Cea mai lungǎ dintre ele are cca. 200 m. Se presupune cǎ amplasamentul a avut unele semnificaţii de naturǎ astronomicǎ, fiind legate de constelaţia Pleiadelor, purtând în bretonǎ numele de “ar yar” (gǎina), de unde şi numele locului derivat din “Lagad-Yar” (ochiul gǎinii).
Source: WIKIPEDIA