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So I have a huge project coming up and I'm almost done recruiting the dolls I need for this. So I'm hoping that it's a huge success. Spring break is coming up so I have more free time now to shop, customize, and write this not so very new story.
Stay tuned guys.
☆ [NYNE] Head Pieces - Deer Lights
☆ EscalateD Caddie
☆ Akaesha Holiday Bow
☆ Cake Inc. Snowflake Bindi
☆ Elle et Lui Snowflakes winter Jewelery set
☆ !gO! Icelyn sweater
☆ Blueberry Alena Legging
☆ Blueberry Tinker set
WiSh U a Merry Christmas.
First operated double deckers on December Saturdays on the long X95 Edinburgh-Carlisle route, to provide extra capacity when the inhabitants of the trainless towns of Galashiels, Selkirk, Hawick and Langholm flocked to the cities at either end of the route for Christmas shopping. 1st December 2012 sees Volvo Olympian P593WSU outside Hawick High School prior to departure for Edinburgh. This bus was new to Strathclyde Buses in May 1997 as fleet number VO112. These elderly double deckers would normally work schools services from Mondays to Fridays.
I seem to be in a bit of a mono mood. Perhaps it's the grey November light. Anyway, I was waiting for a train to Brighton on Wednesday, so of course I whiled away the time with my camera ... as you do. :)
Always things to watch at the Landguard Nature Reserve at Felixstowe - as well as the beach and the birds, watching the container ships come in takes up a bit of time - we watched this monster come in and wondered exactly how many containers there must be on it, what's in them and who they're going to. We were amazed at how quickly it came in - hope it's brakes worked!
Ahhhh... the beauty of an early evening winter twilight! Well... truth be told... a slightly enhanced early evening winter twilight. The work day done, people everywhere are making their way through the maze of neighborhoods and safely home. And aside from the ocassional arrival home... it is quiet outside. Postcard winter wonderland, bathed in twilight blue. Still... if I were to have an art director's control of this scene...
- I would have liked to have seen more warm interior glow in the windows of the houses that are in frame. Like inviting sanctuaries from winter's chill.
- I'd like to have the option of better in-camera DoF control. Yeah, I know... shoot with my DSR. But that's not the point. ;)
- I'm wanting to have more creative control over some of the post-processing decisions... like vignetting and tone variation. I'm getting some funky tone gradation that I'm not completely happy with. And I'm sure that kind of control is available out there in iOS app land. Especially now that Photoshop Touch is available (as of today) for the iPhone (4s and 5)! I think it's a combination of what the apps are capable of... and mastering those capabilites. But I guess that's no different whether your on a mobile device, a laptop, or a desktop...
And so... the journey... and the trial and error... and the learning... continues.
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Camera+ > Snapseed > Laminar Express > PhotoForge 2
This series of three shots shows pairs of tundra swans rising, flying, and descending. Life is like that, don't you think?
First day of Winter at Swan Lake Cashmere, June 1, 2014 Christchurch New Zealand.
I told John about the lake and he wanted to have a looks himself so another visit and more snow shots!
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I spend a few hours in Bethlehem, when I was in Israel and on the West Bank. It's a very interesting place. And even though I don't believe in any of it, it's still quiet cool to see all the biblical places. Unfortunately the Church of the Nativity - the place Jesus was born - was under construction, so I didn't really get any good photos there.
Washington, DC
Capital Weather Gang: D.C.-area forecast: Excessive heat warning with dangerous heat indexes once again today