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This wooden shabti box contained gilt shabti of Tuya (Tjuyu).
Colors from centre outwards, red, green, blue, green, blue. Lid yellow.
18th dynasty, from KV46, Valley of the Kings.
CG51048
Upper floor, gallery 43
Cairo Museum
Tirei muitas fotos do box moment dela porque simplesmente estou completamente in love com essa pullip <3 e porque é difícil achar fotos dela por aí ;-; eu nunca acho...
Bom, primeiras impressões:
- wig excelente! Super lisinha, brilhante, de uma qualidade ótima, tipo as da Clara e da Chloi =D faltou pouco para ser como a da Hermine XD Só os cachos vieram meio bagunçados e foi preciso dar uma moldada neles com um pouco de creme e gel, mas fora isso, ótimos!
- outfit perfeito, SUPER detalhado!! *0* E ela é uma doll sem acessórios, veio tudo nela! XD E os sapatinhos ao lado. A cora estava um pouco descosturando da fita, por ser de metal, pesada. Mas colei ela e agora não está caindo! o/
- make dela é adorável! Delicada e fofa e acho que fica com um ar de menina moe, super fofa mesmo! <3 Os lábios parecem formar um 3 invertido e a sombra dos olhos dá um ar ligeiramente caído, todo meigo! *-*
Concert Balkan Beat Box au Bikini à Toulouse le 02/06/2011
Serie in Black... here...
(Olypums EP-2 + Angenieux 25 0.95)
...Brey’s “boxes” are only boxes in a single sense. They appear ordinary and familiar from the outside, but at the point of contact, interaction or performance they begin to unfold. The material and situational complexity of works like Sutra, 2010, The Black Cube, 2012, Water 2013, The Uncanny, 2015 and others, reveal themselves to be constellations within a Caribbean universe. Through them, Brey speaks to the infinity of the natural world, the sublime possibilities of one’s dreams and imagination. In part, thee works also act as psychological container of fractured history, blurred and concise memories and through material, form and experience, enter the fifth dimension. ( Fragment from “Adrift”, 2019 )
The challenge was to take a photo with a not so good camera but to try and do the best you can.I think my try out with the kodak did the trick.......
welcome to my neighborhood! this photo was taken just a couple blocks from where i live. as can be seen peeking out from behind the road construction chaos, we have a fab old movie palace here :-)
this venue, the music box theater, was designed by louis simon and opened in 1929. it's interior has been beautifully restored, and it is a popular place to see indie and foreign films.
I love to transform ordinary things into something special. I covered plain match boxes with vintage style prints, shabby pink roses and a pinch of glitter. I make these in many different themes and they sell like hot cakes in my shops.
Design: Makoto Yamaguchi
Link: www.youtube.com/watch?v=3kX7UOc-3Kk
Modified to two dollar bills from two squares.
I prefer to match the original model as close as possible, but in this case I was short on paper and had to make a few adjustments. I still like the final result, resembles a candy and still holds together with a minimum amount of folds. This is a simple and easy box to make. I raised the lid 1/8" for easy opening.
Felt Cake (2 Paper Boxes)
Big paper box: 8.5cm x 8.5cm x height 9cm
Small paper box: 6cm x 4.5cm x height 4cm
**One set only**
USD24 (included register mail to US)
Thank you for looking^^
117 Pictures in 2017 #1: Something You Open
This is a treasure box that my best friend from grade school got me many, many years ago when she and her family went to Germany. I used to keep my hairpins in it, now I keep my smashed pennies inside. Still my treasure box after all these years...
Designer: Ayako Kawate
Diagram: NOA Magazine No.385
Tutorial: Origami Spirit: Accordion Box
Units: 7 squares
Paper: Whimsy Press duo gift wrap
This is a very easy and fun box - and you can make it as as large/long as you want!
Thank you, Leyla, for sharing the model and the instructions.
The new Dongfeng Box is one of the cheapest electric cars in the Netherlands. For the first time Dongfeng is selling cars here under its own brand name. The Box will be competing with the Dacia Spring and the new Citroën ë-C3.
Box car at the Chehalis-Centralia Railroad & Museum in Chehalis, Washington.
Camera: Zeiss Ikon Maximar 207/7 9X12cm
Lens: Carl Zeiss Jena Tessar, 13.5cm, f/4.5
Film: Fomapan 100
Developer: HC110 Dilution B
Our Comcast cable TV box.
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The Starting Line, December 17th 2021, Franklin Music Hall. Philadelphia PA.
This was the first concert I got to shoot with the Nikon Z9. The lighting at this venue is not very good, as you can see, there was not a lot of front light. Without a front "white wash" or "spot lights", your images will be all over the place.
Without the spot or white wash, you have to bump your ISO higher than normal, and work the files a lot more in post.
With all of that being said, I still love the files I get from a Nikon. The cameras SUPER QUICK when it comes to taking photos. I shot it only in 20 FPS mode as you can't get RAW files at 30 FPS. Plus, you don't exactly need 30 FPS in this situation. (i wont be using 30 because it's JPEG).
In therms of Auto Focus, the focusing boxes were all over the dam place due to the lack of light in the face. It might find the eye in some situations, then jump to something else because there wasn't a lot of light.
Stephen was at the show shooting with the Canon R3 and ran into the same problem with the face detect and eye af bouncing all over the place.
What I can say, is the Nikon glass all the way around is slower focusing then Canon and Sony. Especially the 1.8 lenses, they are not as quick as I would like. The 70-200 is better, but in my experience using all flagship systems, the Nikon lags behind with focus speed. With that being said, it's lightyears ahead of the Z6 and Z7 and I could use it without an issue. I think I would on occasion miss some images that the Sony or Canon wouldn't miss, but it would be fine.
In terms of Banding, I did run into some issues caused by flickering LED lights. This is normal for all stacked sensor cameras from the a9 to a1 to Z9 and R3. The Canon and Sony's offer you variable shutter speeds to try and match the flickering. The issue there, when you have multiple types of LED lights, there's no way to match all of them. As a last resort the a1 and R3 also have a shutter and the Z9 does not. Stephen switched the shutter on and if he was above 1/400th of a second, even with the mechanical shutter, he still saw some banding. I felt the Z9 with Flickr mode on and off (it does not have variable shutter speed) did a very nice job. There's only so much you can do with these LED lights and I think the Nikon handled it really well. This was just a crap lighting situation that really pushes all cameras to the extreme.
This is just one concert setting, I shot with MUCH BETTER lighting the next night and got some great images, I will share those another time.
Another issue I ran in to, it's hard to know when you're taking photos when you can't hear the digital shutter noise. Theres white lines that show up around the outsides of the frames, but it's mostly out of my field of view. So it's hard to know when you're shooting unless you take your eyes away from the subjects, which I don't want to do. In fact, I handed the camera to my friend Richie to give it a shot, he took 350 images in 3 minutes because he said "there's no indication i'm taking photos". Canon puts a box more in the middle of the frame so you know when you're shooting.
It's been a while since i've uploaded all the FULL RES edited jpegs for people to see, but it was time to do it again.
I will have a lot more to say about the Z9 as I continue to use it. The good news is, i've shot two concerts, birds flying and a basketball game so far. Is it perfect....no, is it horrible, far from it. It has it's quirks, it needs some tweaks and I will pass my findings back to Nikon and everyone else who's interested.
Brayton Signal Box was a NER designed box that was situated south of Selby on the East Coast Main Line. It controlled rail traffic at Brayton Junction which was the route from Selby off to the port town of Goole which branched off the ECML. It became a Gate Box in 1973 controlling the level crossing and closed on 6th March 1988. The box has long been demolished.
The former signal box closed in 1994 and was denied a dignified end as is was the victim of an arson attack.
The line to the right goes into the exchange sidings still in use today,behind the box is the former station buildings.
1994
Arbroath North box still carries its old name-board today, even though it lost its South sibling in 1971.
The building and its setting look very different now, however. The signal box was altered under Railtrack's refurbishment programme, while the industrial premises which enclosed it to the north and east have long since gone.