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A quick cheeky snap while checking out tethered shooting with my camera. Taken in dark conditions hand held, so ISO was pushed up to 6400! But to be honest I quite like the atmosphere this has produced :-)
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Day 252 of 365 (Year Two)
Week 86, Assignment 1 for Take A Class With Dave and Dave.
Propaganda poster. I personally love the propaganda posters we see from Soviet Russia, Mao’s China, even WW2 America. Propaganda is an overt effort to manipulate a populace, and these simplistic designs are often, all too often perhaps, very effective. This week create a propaganda poster for the cause of your choice. We have studied how to make an illustration, you have demonstrated design sense with your magazine ads; now create something to motivate the people!
I don't have my armor yet, but it is my goal to have it by the next Dragon*Con. Donations to support the cause are always welcome! LOL
that photography is art? That only certain types of photography are art? Which ones disqualify, and why? Could photography ever be Art? Or does it just mull in the lowercased a art category?
Why would a photograph that took little to no effort, such as the one above, be qualified as art? Or is it not? Is it about the effort that is placed in the work, or about the technique?
Sorry Drew and John for this question emerging again, I haven't found an answer I'm satisfied with yet.
Answer to guess the car - and my Dad's new car. He needed something larger than the Golf Cabrio for his art display stands and after a look around at various different options, went for this, an ex-demo Roomster.
Being the 105 bhp TSi petrol, it has a reasonable turn of speed and the interior is incredibly practical - I like the number of storage hooks / solutions inside.
Overall I quite like it; certainly not a car I knew anything about previously but a good choice for the use it'll get.
Image credit, Danyel Fisher, Microsoft Research Community Technologies Group, courtesy of Marc Smith, Netscan project, Microsoft Research. One of three graphs of Usenet usage that reveals Answer people: these are people who answer people who dont answer people, or what Malcom Gladwell would call Mavens.
We got the answers but
there's no explanation !!
We got each other baby come
what may !!
It's in the science, it's
genetically proven
Cos when you touch the reaction
it just blows me away
Baby lovin' you
Comes easily to me
It's what I'm living for
It's all in the chemistry
Baby lovin' you
Is how it's meant to be
It's something that is
so natural to me
The night viper leader and his men want answers! Soon they will know everything there is to know about Zartan. But this high security system is not easy to crack another ten minutes and they will have what they came for!
This is my answer to this manipulation game using Ness (or his cousin?) from LemonSunrise and this old camera by yummiedot, both were gracefully available under a Creative Common license.
I did basic retouches like removing the wood stuff and what the kid had in his hands then I added the camera and the monster. The monster shadow was added with grain merge.
And finally an old picture filter: border, sepia, noise and gaussian blur.
All was done with The Gimp.
Olivia discusses her plan to expand the children's nutritious food program with funds from more progressive city taxes. (Photo by Tim Ehlich)
For me, this is some kind of "acausal answer" to Georgs great picture "Volatile Reflexions".
It's some kind of "answer" because I returned it to mind after I had seen Georgs picture here in April and immediately knew that I would upload this some day. And it's "acausal" because I took this picture already in 2005 after the games at the end of the juggling convention in Karlsruhe, when some of the jugglers tried to produce soap bubbles as big as possible.
Homes are already being built on the right-of-way Mr. Tory wants to use for his transit plan. (Photo by Marc Demouy)
God answers Elijah’s prayer.
(1 Kings 18:16-39)
Shown in photo:
Fisher Price Little People Noah (blue), Wizard (aka Merlin or sorcerer), Sarah Lynn (Halloween witch)
Mini Bible Key chain
Marble Accent stones
Oregon raises money to take care of roads and bridges through a gas tax paid at the pump and vehicle fees. With more vehicles getting much better fuel efficiency, many people are paying less in gas taxes while using the road just as much. OReGO was designed to ensure drivers pay for what they use – miles of road – instead of what they consume – gallons of fuel. But most people don’t know a lot about how they pay for roads.
With federal grant funding, ODOT designed the Keep Oregon Connected campaign to help Oregonians understand the transportation funding problem, what it means for them and how OReGO works to solve it. ODOT will bring the campaign to community events around the state now through 2020, beginning with the Oregon State Fair in Salem, August 23-25. Follow ODOT on Facebook or on Twitter @OregonDOT to learn about future Keep Oregon Connected events.
The simple expression of complex thought is one valid response of an aesthetically diverse society, answering the needs of particular individuals and provoking debate in society at large about how we choose to live and how we expect architecture to support these choices. Minimalism is a way of thinking about space:
its proportions, its surfaces, and the fall of light.
The vision is comprehensive and seamless, a quality of space rather than forms; places, not things. Minimalist architecture follows the doctrine that the use of all decorative elements should be held to an absolute minimum.
Perfection is achieved, not when there is nothing more to add, but when there is nothing left to take away.
Floorplan first floor
Bathroom 2 free-standing bathtub
Bathroom 3 walk in shower
Double bedrooms 2, 3, 4 and 5
Home office
Original title of work: "MINIMUM TO THE MAX":
"the work is stripped down to its most fundamental features" - minimalism
"to get the maximum from the minimum of material" - maximalism
Designed and built on the principles of “less is more”, “doing more with less” and “less but better”.
Building costs per m2: €1000
General Information about a visit to the Mount Hood Railroad
We hope we are able to answer most of your questions about our historic scenic railroad. If you have questions that are not answered on this site please call us Toll Free 800-872-4661.
Scenic Railroad Passenger Info
All trains depart from and return to the Mount Hood Railroad depot in Hood River, Oregon. Paid parking facilities are available at the depot at rate of $5 per car, $6 per RV and $7 per bus. Pick up at the depot or pre-purchase when booking reservations over the phone. There are a limited number of parking spaces for the disabled as well.
All seats are pre-assigned and seat numbers are indicated on boarding passes. Passengers are welcome to move through the scenic train except where otherwise posted. Children must be accompanied by an adult when moving through the train. Return times may vary. Please note you must request to be seated with another party if family or friends are joining you. As booths on the Dinner and Brunch trains accommodate four people, parties of 2 or less may be combined when necessary
Limited handicap access: please speak with a ticket agent for details
Reservations recommended on all scenic excursion trains, however, walk-in’s are welcomed and seated based on availability. Reservations are required for all dinner and brunch trains as these are catered meals and pre-planning is necessary.(see cancellation policy below)
We gladly accept VISA, MasterCard, American Express, Discover and various ATM cards.
Onboard Information
The Excursion Train Ride offers light concessions onboard and cars are heated and the Dome cars also have air conditioning. The Dinner and Brunch Trains are comprised of air-conditioned and heated cars. All trains are equipped with restroom facilities. Only animals that assist the physically challenged are allowed onboard the trains. Smoking is not allowed on the Trains.
Freight
Hood River, OR - Mount Hood Railroad is a 22 mile short line located 60 miles east of Portland Oregon via Interstate 84. Hood River may also be approached from the south via Highway 35.
We currently offer freight services two to three days a week.
We offer a number of opportunities to serve the rail freight industry:
Car Storage
Sidings and spurs allow for car storage of approximately 50 cars on a year round basis.
Industrial Site Development
There are three locations along the line which are currently available for industrial/commercial use. Each locale has a loading dock, allows for site development, and is served by reliable and flexible short line service.
For more information please contact:
Ron Kaufman
541-716-4449
email: kaufman@gorge.net
fax: 541-386-2140
Scenic Railroad Gift Certificates
Make the most of every celebration with a gift certificate for any of our trains. Whatever the occasion, friends, family and colleagues will appreciate your thoughtfulness. Gift certificates cannot be used for the Polar Express™.
Gift Certificates may be purchased in any denomination and can be mailed out the same day they are ordered. Each Gift Certificate is valid for one year from the date of purchase. Hold on credit card or mail in prior to departure.
To order Gift Certificates, call our toll free number 800-872-4661
Cancellation Policy
There are no reschedules or refunds for cancellations made less than 48 hours prior to the departure trains. If, for some reason, the railroad must cancel a scheduled trip, you may reschedule within the 2013 season or receive a full refund.
The Polar Express™ Tickets are non cancelable and non refundable and can not be rescheduled.
Meriken Co. "ANSWER"
( pink / blue / green )
Main store
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しまった！陰がとれてーら！wwwww
小さい事にこだわっていると、いい事ないよ。
気にしない事です。
I have a serious scotch habit. It was my buddy Derrick's 30th birthday and I told him to come over and have a glass of scotch. As I was pulling out the different options I said to myself "now that is like Christmas, I should take some pictures". So I put up a black backdrop and pulled out (5) 100+ lumin white flashlights. I said to my wife, "hey do we have a sheet of glass" and she had one from a picture frame.
So, I elevated the glass with (4) water glasses, put the flashlights in rox glasses just below the bottles pointing directly up at the bottles and glass. I set up my tri-pod and used my 70-200mm lens to give me just a hint more depth of field compared to my 24-70mm at f/2.8 (yes I realize I could have just shot with the 24-70mm more stopped down).
I really like how the bottles are in focus in the left shot with the glass just waiting and how the glass, scotch and cap (off of the 21yr) are the focus in the right shot!
wooden box, art, copper rivets, washers, glass bottle, assemblage, old math book page, brass ruler/protractor, bark, mirror, copper tacks, rods, glass ball
9.75" X 5"
The motor mounting plate is then unbolted and slid out from under the wiring harness. This reveals the 2 brass flywheels for the capstans
The belt linking them is then slipped off and the capstans/flywheels slid out of the upper bearings. Finally the reel drive belt is pulled through the chassis slot.
The abouna get a call on his mobile inside the church of Saint Antony. Despite the thick adobe walls, we could still get cell reception here. Yes, the monks have cell phones. Why wouldn't they?
The church was recently restored inside. The icons are stunning. Beautiful examples of medieval iconography of the Coptic art. Underneath this church is the oldest Coptic cell in the world. It dates to the 4th century AD.
Premier Danielle Smith answers reporters’ questions during a news conference in Calgary on Tuesday, January 10, 2023. (photography by Chris Schwarz/Government of Alberta)