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sigma 15 mm diagonal fisheye for FX. Metro Station Los Dominicos in Santiago de Chile.
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Saturday was a glorious sunny day. We started out with breakfast at Cha Lounge and had a couple of photos near there just near Brewery Wharf.
On the evening we went to Pieminister for tea then on to the Pack Horse, then to Baracoa, then The End and finished up in Smokestack for a drink where we bumped into the lovely Jean.
A cracking evening!
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today was glorious.
i slept very well, and awoke to no rain.
i went to target, and got some things for my interview.
then i headed out, very nervous.
i prayed about it, and i began to calm down a lot.
so when i finally got there, i had to wait, and see all the other girls that were auditioning. i just kept trying to block it all out.
and then i went in, and met the man named Billy.
and he told me i had the job. hahaha.
which never happens. but it did! and it was so scary! i had to read all these lines,
and he looked over a bunch of my pictures. but im in! im officially a model/actress!
eeeeep! i feel like im dreaming. haha. but yeah. thats how my day basically went.
and on august 26th is my shoot. and until then i have to take a bunch of classes and stuff. and once my portfolio is all up, then i get to go to the casting calls and go sees!
yayayayaya. i wish i had someone to be excited with. my parents are gone doing errands and work, and my brother could care less. haha. oh well. ill celebrate with myself.
after that me and my mum stopped at this lovely field.
i liked it because it was golden. and for the first time this summer, i feel golden too.
expired 1998 film!!! i know its not crazy old or anything... but still. its 1000 speed, so super grainy by nature... and all my film came out like this, split in half.
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[This is one of a set of 8 photos} The John Waddey Carter House in Martinsville, Virginia, was built in 1896; the architect was George Franklin Barber, mail-order architect from Knoxville, Tennessee. This was a wedding present for Carter’s second wife, Kizziah Drewery. Locally the house is known as the “Gray Lady.” Carter was a lawyer and politician, one-time mayor of Martinsville.
A somewhat subdued Barber design, this is still a remarkable Queen Anne with architectural features galore. It’s a 2-story frame weatherboard structure with a dominating central gable, under which are found porches on both first and second floors. The roofline is complex with the front gable, steep-pitched cross gables, and a tower with onion dome. The roof is hipped, standing-seam metal-clad. A large dormer window is on the side with narrow double windows. Running bond brick forms the foundation.
The first level front façade has a wrap-around porch that contains the bulge of the tower. It has a frieze of beaded spindlework, turned posts and lace brackets, and a balustrade consisting of thick balusters but with panels at the corners. The porch gable has a board-and-batten decoration and a very basic bargeboard. The second-level porch has more involved ornamentation with a base of fish-scale shingles, a wide, subdued bargeboard, and stylized floral corner medallions. The central gable is decorated with fish-scale shingles and has two small 1/1 windows, the upper portions with a design of diagonal muntins.
The octagonal tower is more a part of the mass of the house rather than a taller, more prominent element. Fish-scale shingles form the base of the tower above the roofline; above this are small sunburst windows; and above the windows is an overhang with prominent brackets. Capping the tower is a small onion-dome with patterned metal shingles. A variety of windows exists throughout—tall but narrow 1/1 paned windows, single-paned, round, half-round, arched, and stained glass (I didn’t spot this). The entrance is simple with large sidelights and a decorative sunburst pattern below them.
Modifications have been made to the original house to accommodate additions of a bathroom and kitchen.
The house was listed November 3, 1988 on the National Register of Historic Places with ID #88002180. The Virginia Department of Historic Resources nomination file includes a very detailed account of the interior arrangement and decorative elements.
www.dhr.virginia.gov/registers/Cities/Martinsville/120-00...
A nice b&w photo (no date given) at
www.dhr.virginia.gov/registers/Cities/Martinsville/Carter...
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September's LFF weekend was a bit different from usual. The evening was tinged with sadness and loss as we had a memorial for Janie Marie Swann, the amazing organiser of LFF who sadly passed away in July.
But it wa also a hugely social night meeting loads of people, friends old and new.
And I did a thing - I made my karaoke debut! It was nerve-wracking but I loved it! After a bit of a shaky start I loved every second!
Hotel selfies.
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Due to unexpected ccircumstances, sadly I was unable to get to Leeds in time for the Friday night as I usually would, so instead I went on the Saturday.
We went to see the comedy show at the Fenton and then on to Pryzm for a bit of music and dancing.
We had a new friend with us this time - Kimberley who had been out on the Friday, but couldn't get a makeover organised for Saturday so she came out in her male persona.
In Pryzm later on in the night. I love this photo Sarah took, it's a very unusual view.
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Alarmed by the gun shots fired off the Gotham Bridge, the GCPD soon arrived. A spotlight was shined up on the point where the shots where fired from to reveal a man in a leather jacket and a red helmet, holding a decapitated head in a bag. "Hello people of Gotham! I am the Red Hood! I am here to take this city back from the corrupt, such as this man!" The Red Hood held up the bag "Carmine Falcone! Gotham's head businessman and crime lord! He ran this city in his grasp. Which I have freed you from!" He tossed the head down
"Mr. uh... Hood? Please step down from the bridge or we will shoot you!" A police officer yelled up at him
The Hood aimed his gun down at the cop, and then shifted his aim to the police car's gas tank. He pulled the trigger, blowing up the car and everyone near it. He did the same thing to the other cars, killing all of the police officers, and several civilians.
"You have been freed from your corrupted ruler and police force! All the other corrupt shall follow! Take back your city Gotham! Take back your city."
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A midweek trip across to Leeds for my second appointment (finally!) at the Gender clinic.
All went well. I saw psychologist and have now been officially diagnosed with gender dysphoria, which means I can now move onto the next stages and start organising a treatment and care plan.
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Part of my Plants & Such Set - contains a few Time Lapse Videos too, come check it outs!
(if you're looking at this on fbook, you have to follow the link because it's a video....)
I've admittedly become not as interested in random time lapses as I was a year or two ago, but still enjoy small things here and there for sure. I've got loads of short sequences on my computer from the past couple years, but figured I'd post something recent. Took this last night while I was planting some prickly pear seeds and potting my new eggplant, tomato, & pepper plants.
The work I've done getting my yard out of complete disrepair has been fun and documenting little things along the road is a fun way to keep track of my progress and the steps it's taken to get to where I'm at.
Didn't take time to really edit the video much for flickr's 90 second requirement. Just kinda cut it short enough to fit. There is a bit of flickering, I've figured caused by the clouds against the moon because the camera was on manual settings. Sometimes you can only do so much :)
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I recently returned from my first trip to Big Bend. If you're interested, here's a link to some of the photos I took - - - My Big Bend Set - - -
And here's My Most Interesting Set
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"Down on the Corner" by Creedence Clearwater Revival
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Gemma came up to Hull for Hallowe'en weekend and we had a fantastic time!
Friday night we went to Cognac for divine French food then on to the Star where we had a great time! We got chatting to a couple of beautiful girls in costume - Charlotte and Sharon - and a random gay couple bought us a bottle of Prosecco becvause they thought we were awesome! How lovely is that? I mean, I don't drink so of course I couldn't have any but the gesture was just lovely.
This is the lovely Charlotte and Sharon.
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It was so good to be back in Lincoln for a weekend after missing it last year. We love Lincoln, it's such a beautiful city.
Saturday started out pretty grey but dry enough to get out and enjoy the day. I spent a lovely afternoon in the Arboretum - what a beautiful place!
Brayford wharf. The lilies were in flower!
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One of many photographs I took at this years Newcastle Beer and cider festival 2023, which took place at Northumbria Students Union, Newcastle upon Tyne.
I was joined by my good friend Alice. We had an amazing two nights trying lots of lovely drinks and meeting so many nice people both nights were were there. A truly wonderful experience to be able to be welcomed and accepted at such an event.
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