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While waiting for my bus on Southport's Lord Street, I heard a clip-clop sound getting closer. Thankfully, once again, I had my camera with me as this passed by.
I bought some blonde hair dye for highlights early this afternoon, and I just now got around to dying my hair. I'm not exactly sure if putting the bag over my head actually helps or not, but I think I look pretty gangsta with it on.
I got this technique from Steggybean, but he used it in a different way. The 1x1 tile clip has the best bite, but most clips will work. The grilles can also be held in by a 2x2 bracket upside down and there's even enough room under the 1x1 tile clip for another plate so they can be linked easily.
Canon R6 with Nikkor 135mm f2.8 AIS
So mad at myself but so happy to use one of my favorite lenses again
The clips look like a cross on black M. It is very useful for quickly securing name cards I collect from store and show visits. One very nice clip/bookmark you don't see here is called Book Dart, so thin and useful for page and paragraph indication
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Our Daily Challenge 20-26 January : Strength.
This hangs in my greenhouse, and I think it may have a been a tow-rope left by a lodger
Swimming Paper-Clip captured with two flashes. One with snoot from above, one over reflector
from behind. Fired with ebay trigger.
I'm really adoring these new hair clips! I discovered this weekend that they look really cute all together on a winter hat :D
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These are an actual pair of Dutch clogs that I purchased many years ago in Amsterdam ~ they can be worn, if you have small feet, but were only bought as a kind of souvenir.
I focused just upon the one "shoe."
Flickr Lounge - Weekly Theme (Week 49) ~ Monopoly Tokens ....
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Royal Air Force 'University of London' Air Squadron's
Scottish Aviation Bulldog T.1 XX545/02 on static display at the 1976 RAF Biggin Hill 'Battle of Britain' Air Show
When Beagle Aircraft Limited failed, Prestwick based Scottish Aviation took over the production of their then new Bulldog basic trainer
Replacing the venerable DHC Chipmunk, for several decades the RAF and their University Air Squadrons used them as did several African Air Arms along with the Swedish Air Force
With most - if not all, now out of military service, many now populate the civilan registers both here in the UK, Europe and in the USA
Scanned from a 35mm Boots Panchromatic Negative taken with a Russian Zenith E using a 56mm lens
I keep a paper record of the photos I add to my two 365 groups. This is the list for the daily self-portrait group 365 Days of which (by dint of long-service) I'm one of the admins.
You will note that this is photograph 3543 of my daily selfies. Early in 2007 I saw Flickr folk posting daily self-portraits but I'd missed the obvious starting point of the First of January so I waited until my 65th birthday on 21 April 2007
The hereios of the We're Here! group have paid a visit to a group which we have each set up for the purpose. I have set up the Bulldog clips group. Admission is free to all, but submissions will be ruthlessly moderated. BULLDOG is a registered trademark of Brandsley Limited which is licensed to Faire Bros & Co Limited. Its registration as a trademark in the United Kingdom dates back to 1944.
Stuck for an idea for your daily 365 shot? Try the hereios of the We're Here! group for inspiration.
From the first roll of 2012. I saw this strange topiary as I was driving out of Marsac yesterday. They form part of the frontage of the cemetery, and because they are so beautifully done, have an almost unreal appearance, like an illustration from "Alice Through the Looking Glass"!
1950's Voigtlander Perkeo I, f4.5/75mm Vaskar lens, X2 yellow filter. Foma 400 at box speed, Caffenol C, 20gcoffee-20gsoda-6gvitC-6gsalt-500ml, 5mins presoak, 15mins @21C, scanned @1200dpi with Epson V500