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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

my first video for my movie making class

Some of my clip earrings in my collection. July 2022.

This is the beautiful formal garden at the Irish Museum of Modern Art - the former Royal Hospital, Kilmainham.

A rusty spring clip on a rusty tank

Some of the trim is missing from the old Packard, but I was pleased to find that the big, beautiful hood ornament was still in situ, along with the Packard lettering across the hood.

He was going up and down with this compactor for like 3 mins before trash started falling out.

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Fancy clips for paper. I’ve had the ladybird for many years & still use it all the time.

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At Tokyo Big Sight. (I've just known that this is not "Tokyo big SITE".)

3EX(2EV). handheld.

 

[EDITED]

- 3 exposures (-2EV, 0EV +2EV). EXIF for -2EV (I failed)

- SLR camera: Nikon D80

- lens: AF-S DX Zoom-Nikkor 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6G ED II (3.0x)

- tripod and head: handheld

- software: Dynamic-Photo HDR 2.01b on MS-Windows XP (Ultra-contrast method)

 

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This tranquil scene of 40 years ago might stir considerable nostalgia.

 

İstanbul in 1976 was peaceful, safe and - interesting. Very interesting. Imagine my great surprise when asked - by a teller at the bank where I was changing money - "What do you think of white Americans?"

 

(Eartha Kitt, the great African-American singer and actress, might have remarked, "Oh, those Turks!"

 

(Miss Kitt recorded a classic Turkish folk song, "Kâtıbim," in 1953; it is known in the U.S. as "Uska Dara (A Turkish Tale);" "Uska Dara" = Üsküdar'a, as in" Üsküdar'a gider iken." A "YouTube" audio is here. A "YouTube" clip of a 1967 television performance is here. Also of interest: "Üsküdar Vapurunda "Katibim" Sürprizi.")

 

Nostalgia aside, this photograph belies the political atmosphere of the times. The first "Nationalist Front" cabinet (Milliyetçi Cephe Hükûmetleri), a four-party coalition government organized by Süleyman Demirel during 1975, would collapse during 1977. Demirel's "Second Nationalist Front" cabinet (2. Milliyetçi Cephe Hükûmeti) would last for an even shorter interval . . .

 

In that era, pre-Internet, pre-social media (e.g. Twitter), a visitor who did not read the news might have come to İstanbul, stayed for a few days and then departed, all the while remaining blissfully unaware of Turkey's ongoing political turmoil.

 

UPDATE: I made the original scan of this image with the scanner set for too low of a resolution. I've made a "rescan" and uploaded it above (2021 October 27).

 

1976 August 4.

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 ....

 

Thanks to everyone who views this photo, adds a note, leaves a comment and of course BIG thanks to anyone who chooses to favourite my photo .... Thanks to you all.

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.

New for 2017, Octan unveils its long-awaited nostalgia racing team featuring its all-new modular gasser chassis. While the cars carry no "offical" Octan logos or other branding, the paint scheme leaves no doubt who is unofficially sponsoring this team of young engineers and builders who concidentally all work together at said company. The fleet consists of the original pilot car, a 1955 Chevy; a mid-sixties compact Station Wagon of undetermined make, and a late-forties Ford coupe. The 55 and wagon feature flip-up front ends while the Ford simply needs nothing more than the hood removed. While these cars are not street legal in their race trim, there have been unconfirmed sightings of them at the late-night street races that absolutely never take place on Bricksburg's industrial West Side neighborhood on the first and third tuesdays of every month.

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I'd like to introduce the new modular gasser chassis that is the second in line with the modular hot rod chassis I debuted this time last year. The new gasser chassis features great flexibility to accomodate many different body styles as seen here. Wheelbase and ride height are adjustable in several ways yet they all share common mounting points. As with the hot rod chassis, wheels and engines are easily changed. The front frame clip can easily accomodate either fixed or flip-up front ends.The chassis is low enough that bodies can easily be configured to fit minifigs as these models all do. As a final note, the 55 Chevy is an update of a former build. Can you spot all the changes?

Thanks for looking, I hope you enjoy these as much as I did building them.

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A trip to Tokyo is always 3 days too short. I was going to Frankfurt and immediately Tokyo from end Jan 09 to early Feb, the trip was so compressed I could hardly breath. Next time I should just take some extra day-offs for myself and meet some friends. Despite economic downturn (-12.7% in Japan!), I still found a lot of great stuffs in Tokyo, perhaps we are only looking at a slow start of a collapse. Interestingly, some company like UNI (Mitsubishi) has an interesting tag line in their internal communication, "We will not participate in recession". How brave and confident, according to source, they did not cut back any R&D expenses because that's the most important investment to them.

 

The loveliest thing I got this time is DULTON's tin can truck! I simply love the color and shape a lot and I'm using it to store my craft stuffs. Next Pilot's Frixion Ball in new colors! This time metallic shiny barrel with a new semi-transparent rubber, same amazing heat sensitive ink which can be "erased" with friction. If you don't realize the benefit of it, think of being able to use erasable ink on your tiny diary. UNI on the other hand will launch its secret weapon to answer Pilot's Coleto series. You simply select your favorite 0.38mm or 0.5mm ink refill and put into barrel of your choice (metallic pink/blue/silver/black), you can even put in a mechanical pencil! Name of this new pen is called "Style Fit". The rest: Elvis looking Mr. Bruzh, a keyboard brush, just "take off my wig, insert finger and brush". Mark's tiny keychain whistle. Various clips in great colors.

 

Designphil (or Midori) launches a new Traveler's Notebook in passport size, available in March. The idea according to Iijima san from Midori is that you use the passport size leather notebook to capture stuffs and then transfer to your more permanent full size Traveler's Notebook, so every notebook refill of the passport size has removable sheets. It is ultra portable not only good for your passport as a jacket, you can roll it up, throw it into your backpack, torture it and it still has that beautiful raw look. Same as the full size Traveler's Notebook, you can add a plastic zip pocket to store receipts and name cards.

 

Three types of notebook refills: ruled, blank, square. Instead of the all too familiar "in case of loss, please return to..." page, an immigration form looking page is printed on the last page of these notebooks. I tried to use it in my Tokyo trip and it feels great, care free, easy and reliable.

 

I also visited Midori's office and there is an entire showroom out of 4 dedicated to Traveler's Notebook. They are planning an exhibition in Spiral Market in March/April, which I'll try to participate by sending them my version of usage. Did I mention I was #6 on their Professional Users list? In addition, there's something new for the full size notebook too, a free monthly schedule and a free weekly schedule.

 

Oh this tiny little Biscuit album is so cute, you really want to have a bite and it smells good too. I started to put some of the tiny photos of my index prints onto the first few pages and it will soon sit inside the treasure box for my son.

 

Can you believe it? MT Masking Tape was giving out free tapes during the Tokyo Gift Show! I was too shy and got one only. They are launching so many new colors and patterns, you guys in the western world will drool all over their web site.

 

And Russian dolls already invaded Japan for a while, this year I saw this mini Valentine card and I just love the chocolate colors and the tiny envelope. Sorry darling, I bought a card but I don't intend to use it.

 

Finally, long hauling dozens of magazines was not easy, but it was worth it. I stopped by a book store on my last day of stay in Tokyo and grabbed stationery and photography magazines like crazy. Just give me 3 more days there please.

 

More on Scription blog: moleskine.vox.com/library/post/3-more-days-in-tokyo.html

Until I get out and take some more pictures, I am working on putting together a collection of time lapse clips. The video should be a few minutes long and I will hopefully have it ready to post in a week or two. Here's a still from one of the scenes.

 

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First invented in 1921, the collar clip (also historically called a “collar grip”) experienced widespread popularity throughout the rest of that decade, as well as sporadically thereafter (including the early 1950s). It is a piece of metal that uses tension to stay in place on the points of the collar.

Beer pump clip

 

Oakham Junkyard Brit Hop Ale 4.0% A.B.V

One of the most interesting subjects in Street Photography as far as I am concerned is capturing people that are "Out of place" just like this old lady here. I saw her looking around at all the crazy young people enjoying themselves with a puzzled look on her face and I just had to snap her! It is slightly out of focus because I had it on MF, but still came out ok I guess. Snap!

 

If you want to see how I took the photo, you can view the relevant clip on the official Street Hunters YouTube Channel at youtu.be/OXsDLXCcTFM?t=9m3s. Also, if you haven’t seen my previous Street Hunts, please visit the relevant Playlist at www.youtube.com/watch?v=ed28QCd4QRw&list=PLKhqhm3_KUy.... Thank you.

 

More about Street Photography at www.streethunters.net

125 Pictures in 2025 #16 Clips

clips keeping a bag of pretzels closed.

Need to buy a bigger claw clip, this one is just about to break...

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