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Déborah Kempczynski, Brussels, Belgium, 2010
pinhole camera home made with carton box
resin-coated paper
around 2 minutes exposure
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Victorian pillar box MK18 52 by Handyside & Co. Market Square, Winslow, Buckinghamshire. 22nd May 2017.
Right before delivery - the Kahlua Fudge Cake. Decorated with simple buttercream flowers and lettering, as well as silver dragees and ringed on the bottom with chocolate covered expresso beans.
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Wedding dress and veil in original box. 1919
From H Binns, Son & Co, in the House of Fraser Archive. To view the catalogue for this item go to: www.housefraserarchive.ac.uk/series/?id=fras-407&q=we...
This paper model is a ZTS CN 23 TO Tank Trailer, created by Ripper Works, and the scale is in 1:32.
You can download this papercraft model template here: ZTS CN 23 TO Tank Trailer Free Paper Model Download [Box] [Gavitex]
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Boxes are permitted to visit with up to three (3) visitors at the same time, with the maximum number to be determined by conditions set forth in each facility, availability of space. All boxes are limited to one (1) visit session per visit day.
The Great Western Railway Company pattern cast iron nameplate on Bridgnorth signal box on the Severn Valley Railway. Tuesday 29th May 2012
Bridgnorth signal box is a Great Western Railway Company type 28b design fitted with a 30 lever Great Western Railway Company Vertical Tappet 3-bar frame opened as a non block post by the Severn Valley Railway in 1970. The signal box was built on the site of the previous signal box using a top moved from Pensnett signal box and a lever frame moved from Windmill End Junction signal box. The signal box was upgraded to a block post on 2nd June 1973. It was temporarily closed from 25th September 1977 until 6th August 1978 during which time a temporary block post was located in station masters office
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Actually, the two in the foreground aren't pill boxes but seem to be just lumps of concrete or something.
A few months ago I bought this lovely jewelry box from the 1950s. (Yes maybe a little slowto post the pictures) It cost less than a cup of coffee so it was a real bargain. The box is green with lovely ornaments. It doesn't matter that the lock dont work.
For the moment I only have a pocket watch, pearl necklace and great grandmothers old jewelry from the 1800s in it.
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Alms for the poor. St. Agnes Catholic Church (Baton Rouge, La.)
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Photo selected by The Consumerist to illustrate "Report: $37 Billion In Welfare Will Disappear By Year's End" (7/11/11).
Photo selected by The Consumerist to illustrate "Downsized Bonuses Have Bankers Whining About Clipping Coupons" (2/29/12).
Spotted on Wilton Street, Plymouth. This old box still retains its wonderful enamel information facia plate.
Trees on Box Hill, a famous beauty spot on the North Downs in Surrey, which last summer was the scene for the Olympic Cycling Road Race.
The view from Box Hill across the Surrey countryside is stunning, but on a sunny winter's afternoon, the view behind, with a setting sun, is one of golden light and wonderful colour, particularly with a dark sky background.
The back of the box features that classic black and white lineart look that Kenner and other companies often used for the rear panel. If I ever do another one, I think I'll incorporate some red ink line art also, which was common back then too.
Every day since I left the house with my Ex, I have written my daughter a letter without fail. I wanted her to know that I thought about her every day- even if I didn't get to see or talk to her.
This was 11 years in the making and encompasses so much history. Almost 4,000 pages in 20 journals, and then I made a box to hold them all. There were pages from when she was a little girl, drawings she gave me, guitar picks from a performance where I dedicated a song to her- pages from camping and traveling all around the world.
Needless to say she was amazed when I gave them to her... this completed my 58th Lifetime dream.
New building in Perth above the Murray Street entrance to Perth underground station. It's like boxes piled up on one another - very cool. I want to come back here on a windy day with some clouds and the 10 stop ND filter to get some movement in the sky.
Hasselblad 500C/M + Ektacolor 160
Here's an altered art pic that I made from a background of a public domain petroglyph photo and some additions of my own. The main purple rectangle is from a photo I took of the box of purple exam gloves that were on my Dr's wall during a recent visit. One of the fingers of the gloves
was partially pulled out at a jaunty angle, and looked like a dancing leg. Add to that the curved side of the opening of the box reminded me of the hunched back of the musical Kokopelli, one of the beloved gods of many Southwestern Native American traditions. In some of those beliefs, he dances along, trading new songs for the ones he carries in the sack on his back. I figured that it would be a terrific idea for my version to spread joy when he could.
The 'bike box' Romulo and I put together at Narda's last night for my flight out of Manila this evening. Might have been better just to wheel the bike into the airport, turn the handlebars and check it in, but just in case...
The remaining photos from this night walk in the area beside the lodge.
This was a total surprise to me. I had no idea they would even live here.
Mechanically locking Thuxton signal box. Richard inspecting the first circuit controller mounted on the frame made from point rodding. There will be three rows on the frame, all but three levers will have them attached. Linkages attached to the levers need to provide sufficient travel on the arm of the circuit controllers.