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These are 48 separate images I worked on a few years ago and have tried to market as a series, a set, a collection. I haven't quite yet sold anyone on my concept (see catches-the-light.com/abstractart/index.html or my blogspot) but I have sold some of the individual images and have made a portfolio to approach a big time local gallery with the set as well as my paintings. I'm starting to take more photos for a new set of "not so abstract" abstracts for 2010.
Esta es una foto de una parte de mi colección de Transformers, el 05 de abril de 2012.
Autobots G1 3/9
A esta fecha tengo 493 figuras de Transformers.
Me he enfocado en 7 líneas principalmente hasta ahora:
* Generación 1
* Classics (Henkei/Universe/Generations/Reveal the Shield/United)
* Movie (2007 / Revenge of the Fallen / Hunt for the Decepticons/Dark of the Moon)
* Animated
* Alternity
* Masterpiece
* Transformers Prime
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This is a picture of part of my Transformers collection on April 05th, 2012.
Autobots G1 3/9
At this time I own 493 Transformers figures.
I have focused mainly on seven toy lines:
* Generation 1
* Classics (Henkei/Universe/Generations/Reveal the Shield/United)
* Movie (2007 / Revenge of the Fallen / Hunt for the Decepticons / Dark of the Moon)
* Animated
* Alternity
* Masterpiece
* Transformers Prime
30/04/17. Xinzhuang station, Shanghai.
My Chinese railway collection: www.flickr.com/photos/hhhumber/collections/72157649508299...
Como comentei no post do Frock N' Roll (aqui ), para além dos mais recentes Essie que adquiri terem-me surpreendido devido à excelente pigmentação , o que mais agradou ás viciadas portuguesas ( pelo menos àquelas que já experimentaram os da colecção de Inverno 2015 ) foi a alteração do pincel !
Por aqui encontrávamos as 2 "linhas" da marca ( tanto aquela que tem o logo da marca gravado no vidrinho, e em relevo no alto do cabo e o nome no fundo do frasquinho, como a outra que tem um autocolante com a denominação Essie e o nome do vidrinho no cabo ), mas nenhuma delas era muito popular devido à dicotomia "preço alto" vs. "pigmentação nem sempre muito boa", mas sobretudo ao pincel que era muito mau para quem como nós portuguesas, usualmente pinta as unhas com a técnica que vocês meninas brasileiras, chamam de "esmaltação americana", pois em ambas as linhas mencionadas os pincéis eram bem finos e com poucas cerdas.
Mas nestes frasquinhos mais recentes, o pincel é bem diferente do que nós estávamos habituadas a ver nesta marca e vem bem mais cheio, achatado e com a ponta arredondada, o que facilita imenso e evita passar o pincel várias vezes na unha, dando desde logo um muito melhor acabamento final !
Principalmente se forem "One Coater" como aquele que já usei! \0/
Na foto temos o lindo Bell-Bottom Blues , da colecção Leggy Legend (Inverno 2015) e o On a Silver Platter da colecção Encrusted Treasures (2013) e dá para perceber bem as desigualdades e disparidades entre os 2 pincéis !
Não sei se vocês já conheciam ou não este formato nos pincéis da marca, mas por aqui eles são novidade e receberam o meu "selo de aprovação" ! Kkkkk
Nos comentários têm mais fotos ...
Nota: Para as interessadas, parece que o BBB ( rsrsrs ) é um quase-dupe do Yoga-ta Get This Blue da OPI
Doing some downsizing and reorganizing (even though I've concluded I need two more large shelves. The Wolfs are temporarily moved to my wall shelf and are overcrowing i mightily. My sigs/swims/CaMs are on my big shelf but I'm soon gonna hadta move the swim dolls. I cleared off my media tower for EAH dolls and my dedicated book shelf has my DTs on top, Rangerettes hanging out and probably where my wizards will reside
I love collecting Japanese candy tins although I don't have too many I cant wait to collect more .....
One of the few photos with the short-lived summer theatre in it, just in front of the Building of the Olympians (right background). There seem to have been several temporary summer theatres in this area prior to the construction of Zappeion.
Photo attributed to Athanasiou.
[13 May 2022: very high resolution image uploaded]
Scan from private collection of MBE
Since this pic, I've picked up Wipeout Pulse for the PSP and downloaded Wipeout HD for the PS3. Both excellent.
Simple plastic camera from the 1990s . The so-called 'panoramic 'mode is obtained by a sliding button on the back , marked 'P' . When used the viewer area is reduced by horizontal bars , and in the film compartment 2 screens fold in to create the 'panoramic view' .
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This is my FZ collection (just the CD's and two music DVD's) I also have "some" records and DVD's and books. Although I don't listen to the CD's a lot I try to keep the collection more or less complete (just missing "the best of" and "cheap thrills" I think, but I'm not very interested in those compilations) If I miss something, please notify me. (I did get the Lumpy Money box, and the Torture Never stops dvd, they are not on this picture as it was taken earlier) As you can see, the top three rows consist merely of "beat the boots" and some other bootlegs. I don't have the intention to make those complete...
So this is my current collection of slippers. It's been steadily growing for a while now, and while some pairs are too worn out to wear, most of them are still worn. Thought i'd upload a new shot since I have a few new additions. Running from left to right, and starting at the top;
1. ThinkGeek Heated Smore Slippers – I bought these for the winter, since they are USB heated, and were perfect for the really cold nights. Never really wore these around the house since they are a little small, but they were perfect for keeping my feet warm and toasty while I was lazing around on the laptop or PS4.
2. Coolers Slipper Boots – These are probably the 6th or 7th pair of these I have bought. They are perfectly lined with faux fur and have incredibly durable rubber soles, which makes them perfect for all-round use. These are usually what I slip on when I am tired or just not bothered about what's on my feet. Also good for wearing with socks a foot cream after a bath or shower.
3. ThinkGeek Robot Slippers – These are by far the most comfortable slippers I have ever bought. They can be really tricky to walk in, since they are so massive, but they are off the charts comfy. They have a fleece lining, and uber thick soles. They do have an electronic sound feature but I never use it. A friend of mine suggested using big thick car sponges to increase the thickness of the soles and prolong the life of my slippers, and they work so well in these. I don't tend to wear them too often lately, but they have lasted a long time, and will always be a favourite.
4. Next Bear Slippers – One of the spare pairs I bought over christmas and put away. Nice a comfy, though not amazing roomy. This is another pair I modified the soles with car sponges, as the soles on these are pretty thin. Haven't really worn these much, good for a backup pair.
5. Happy Feet White Tiger Slippers – These are something I have wanted or a long time and finally bought. Only got them today, and already a favourite. Very thick soles and very comfy, will pretty soon be almost permanently on my feet.
6. Happy Feet Tiger Slippers – Just like the White Tigers, these are the normal coloured variation. Absolutely loving these right now, got that new slipper feel.
7. Next Polar Bear Slippers – Another spare pair I bought over christmas. Just like the Bear Sippers, I added car sponges to these to increase the thickness and comfort of the soles, to bring them in line with the Happy Feet slippers and the Robot Boot Slippers. These are currently my most commonly worn pair.
8. Old eBay Claw Slippers – I only really keep these around due to habit. Bought these a long long time ago from eBay and never got around to wearing them. The soles aren't that great, and these were before the sponges made an appearance. I'll probably keep them hanging around until I decide to do something with them. I'm toying with the idea of making my own thick spongy soles and using a spray on rubber to make the soles more durable, which should drastically improve the lifespan of my slippers. These will probably be the test pair I use.
9. Happy Feet Miama Heat Sneaker Slippers – These were the first pair of Happy Feet slippers I bought, and were an instant favourite. I don't support Miami Heat, not even entirely sure what sport they play, I just preferred this colour combination than the others. They were my primary pair for a good few months before the soles wore out, now they are mostly for show, not really much use for them. Will probably replace them at some point.
10. Bedroom Athletics Fleece Lined Slippers – This pair was something I found one night on eBay and just really wanted. The lining is so so soft and feels so great on my soft soles. I haven't worn them a massive amount, but they are perfect for quick dog walks down the street.
11. Happy Feet Flip Flop Slippers – Another pair I bought on a whim. I got these last year for wear during the summer. All the thick spongy comfort of Happy Feet Slippers without the added decoration. These were great during the really hot summer months when it was far too hot for anything else.
I don't doubt my collection will continue to grow. I usually put some money aside for Christmas when most of the shops in town stock up on novelty slippers. I also have my eye on a few new pairs; some Godzilla slippers, Happy Feet Wolf Heads , and maybe some new Sneaker Slippers.
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In the openlucnt/open air museum in Arnhem Holland, there is an exhibition of collections of what some of my countryman collect over the years, this man has the largest private collection of vomit bags of airlines, this is a part of it, do not hope you need them afther seeing my photostream
The Half-Blood Prince.
Sets released in 2010
(I know that the only one that specifically relates to HBP is 'The Burrow', but that's what I've decided to call this collection, so there!)
G-Shock Stores in Hong Kong
NOTE: For those who are messaging me, I'm not based in Hong Kong whatsoever. I'm just touring there once a while to buy some g-shock's. I'm from the Philippines to be exact.
EFCO Fairley Font Collection includes 11 fonts that have different styles in sans, serif and script, which are all works great together or in their own. The script version also combined with ending swashes, use stylistic alternates from 0 to 9 to work with them. The Inspiration for this collection comes from today's graphic design trends. EFCO Fairley Font Collection was designed carefully to create dozens of font combinations and get really unique typographic for your project. It would be a perfect choice for posters, logos, t-shirt and magazine prints, eye-pleasing typographic designs and more.
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Hazel Johnson on the tarmac of the Memphis Downtown Airport.
3.5x3.5 color photograph. Image from a scrapbook album belonging to Hazel Smothers, whose aviation highlights include copiloting her plane to 1st place in her class at the 1969 Powder Puff Derby air race, and flying search and rescue missions for the San Luis Obispo County Sheriff's Department in her pink Bell 47 helicopter.
San Diego Air and Space Museum Archive
For over 50 years the San Diego Air & Space Museum (SDASM) www.sandiegoairandspace.org , has preserved the aviation heritage of San Diego and the world, through a unique collection documenting the history of aviation from the dawn of flight to space exploration. Established in 1961, SDASM is one of the largest aviation museums in the nation, housing the third largest aerospace library and archives. The Museum showcases the history of and contributions to society provided by the development and advancement of air and space technology. The Museum experience provides a means for the public to gain a greater understanding of current and projected aerospace efforts that play such a key role in the national economy, our position in a technical and competitive world, and mankind's future exploration. CollectionThe Museum's Library & Archives houses one of the most significant collections of aerospace-related research materials in the world. Materials in the Library & Archives collections exist in a variety of formats, including books, periodicals, films and videos, manuals, drawings, and more. Many of these collections may be searched on the Museum's online catalog, 207.67.203.79/s92006staff/opac Aerocat , and a portion of the Museum's extensive photograph collection, consisting of over 2 million images, is available on www.flickr.com/photos/sdasmarchives at Flickr.com. In addition, several hundred digitized films and videos can be found on the Museum's www.youtube.com/user/sdasmarchives at YouTube.com channel.Image RequestsTo request images or videos for purchase please visit the SDASM website and then contact us at 619-234-8291 x125, or dseracini@sdasm.org. The Museum charges licensing fees for commercial use of these images, which helps fund ongoing efforts to care for our collection.
Information about the works in the Balboa Park Commons is still being researched and made available for public viewing. Much of this data exists in paper records at the Museum. For more information about this work, please email Dseracini@sdasm.org and include the Item ID# of the record in the body of your email.