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Certainly not all of the clips I've taken from 2024, but a good slice of memories.
It was a great year for photography and getting out with friends.
"Just dreamin' of a warm Summer day in Natchez....that's all!"
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I can't believe I've never posted photos of the great Lore Decorators signs before now. These photos are from last June. I believe this building was torn down over the summer. I need to dig into the archives to find my older photos of the place.
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This is my next "clip" picture for my 365 project with the weekly theme "1 object - 7 pictures".
CLIP = OUCH!
I'm off for the next days to Salzburg - catching up on Monday - CU.
Captured with a Nikon Df and a manual Nikkor Ai 50mm ƒ1:1.2 with a 3 x ND Filter, post processed in Lightroom using VSCO.
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A short clip of one of the wild Otters that have been entertaining onlookers through the lockdown period on a Loch in Holyrood park, a short walk from the city centre of Edinburgh.
Ces pinces métalliques n'arrêtent pas de se suivre pour éventuellement s'agripper à un congère tout en le pinçant à qui mieux mieux.
I don't think I've grown up at all within..I love colourful,sparkly shiny little things... Board pins and gem clips are my all time favourites
In my relatively recent venture into cyberpunk, I have used a lot of bars and flex tube to build pipes/conduits along walls. If the wall and bar are the same color, a 1x1 plate with a clip works perfectly well as an unobtrusive attachment point. When the bar and wall are different colors, I was not a fan of any of the simple options. If the clip plate matches the bar, it stands out against the wall. If it matches the wall, it stands out against the bar; and with a bar clip in a hollow stud, the colors match on both but the clip is big and distracting. So I went in search of a better alternative. That brought me to triangle tiles. I initially did not like the ~1/2 plate cutoff at the end, but I have since then found it to be useful in filling some oddly shaped gaps, such as here. In this case, an old 4735 robot arm fits through the gap created by that clipped corner. The clip on the robot arm is smaller than on any other part I can think of, and so the attachment points become nearly invisible. This trick also allows the bar to be tight against the wall, as it is in this example, but it can be moved farther out in small increments by adjusting the attachment point.