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Lati Yellow S.Belle: Nomyens face up, 12mm Oscar Doll eyes
Lati Yellow G.Belle: Squirrel company face up, 14mm glass eyes
My ScaleTrains AC4400CW is parked next to my BLI AC6000CW.
Although at a glance they looked identical, in reality both are completely different type of locomotive.
The subject, a 1/18 scale model car, was 5 m away in this comparison. Again, one can tell that the 300 F/4 lens produces a sharper image, especially when viewed at full size.
Top photo: Nikon D7000 with Nikkor AF-S 70-300 VR lens; 1/8 s, f/5.6, ISO 400.
Bottom photo: Nikon D7000 with Nikkor AF-S 300 F/4 lens; 1/10 s, f/5.6. ISO 400.
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The lapse of time and rivers is the same,
Both speed their journey with a restless stream;
The silent pace, with which they steal away,
No wealth can bribe, no prayers persuade to stay;
Alike irrevocable both when past,
And a wide ocean swallows both at last.
Though each resemble each in every part,
A difference strikes at length the musing heart;
Streams never flow in vain; where streams abound,
How laughs the land with various plenty crown’d!
But time, that should enrich the nobler mind,
Neglected, leaves a dreary waste behind.
1955 Customline by Trax and 1958-59 Mainline by Armco. The Trax is too low and the Armco seems slightly too big.
Two Volks Lilie sculpts. The girl on the left belongs to fellow DoA member "St. John", and has a mermaid body (lower torso & tail) by the Peapod company.
Al Azif compared to DDh04...
Al Azif's head cap is smaller but they are the same size (even though Al Azif's head is different proportions....she might look good on a DD2 body)
Comparison of two Eley .22 cartridges showing very different firing pin impressions. Both taken with an F/2.8 AI-S Micro Nikkor with PK-13 and additional extension at F/16, 1/2 sec. ISO 400.
Taking celt_dog's advice I tried a softer lighting approach by taking these in a DIY light box to diffuse the harsh light given by the halogens. I think the result is better than the previous rimfire picture.
Comparison between the original craft foam right arm leather portions and the new version made from faux-leather, buckles, snaps and eyelets.
Saga's saga
Default faceup --> Faceup wiped --> New faceup
I took a TON of pictures of Saga after wiping her faceup again and she definitly looks like she could be a nice boy with the right faceup. I will upload some pictures soon hopefully, free to use for any reference. That's actually the reason I took em in the first place, I figured some people might want to plan faceup and other stuff and haveing bald, naked and faceless pictures are just perfect for that :)
On his website, director Michel Gondy (Be Kind, Rewind and Science of Sleep) offered to sketch you for $19.95 if you sent him a picture. I thought, sure, why not?
So, I sent him the picture on the right and got back the sketch on the left. I guess it's what I would look like if I were angry and French.
This morally ambiguous art installation is, fittingly, at the tube station closest to parliament.
"Beauty < Immortality
"Utility < Perfection
"Goodness < Righteousness
"Truth < Wisdom"
Percentage of Blackboard and Webfuse course sites (2005 through 2009) that made use of features associated with class evaluation.
Egg Beater SL vs Egg Beater MXR packaging. At this rate I'm assuming the Egg Beater 4Ti's inner material is distilled exclusively from the silver lining of clouds, and also includes your own personal mechanic to install them for you.
A comparison of film & digital (L&R respectively). One is shot with a Nikon N70 w/ Sigma 15mm fisheye on Fuji T64, the other a Nikon D50 with Nikkor 10.5mm fisheye ISO200 Incandescent WB.
We ventured out this evening to a concrete plant in Warwick RI. The group this time out was Threshold, Skazama, Rizzolo and rtlm40 and II Duce.
I was a bit scatterbrained this evening. Temperature was cool but it was super HUMID.
You can see a group pool here of all our shots on Flickr from the night or a slick slideshow here. It may take a week or so for all the shots to be posted.
This plant was originally purchased from Out of Africa when its greenhouses were still located in Centerburg, Ohio. The plant was identified as Ceropegia petignatii, but a comparison to photographs of a plant in the collection of Jerry Barad convinces me that this plant is of a different species. It has definite affinities to Ceropegia armandii, but the flowers of this plant are quite different from from that species. I have recently been informed that the likely identity of this plant is Ceropegia aff bosseri var razafindratsirana
This is a dimorphic species with two types of very different looking stems: typical stems are quite strange, they are angular with odd projections which have the appearance of grappling hooks. At this stage the stems typically remain fairly short. In cultivation, these stems are low and scrambling, but in habitat, these stems may grow more or less upright and typically grow in association with other vegetation, which will give this plant some support. The stems are cryptically colored, and may vary in their coloration depending upon light intensity, temperature and possibly other factors, but are typically an almost black combination of dark greens and maroon/magenta although in very bright light may exhibit more reddish coloration. When the plant reaches flowering stage, very long and much thinner vining stems are produced. These vines are almost circular in cross section and can grow to at least 6 feet in length.
Years ago, I shared a cutting with Joan Leonard at the Ohio State University Biological Sciences Greenhouse; the images of the flowers of this plant are from that plant.
Part 2
Here are some of my dollies compared to their standard version (mostly), sadly some of them are not still finished so I guess the comparison is not fully correct but wanted to see the difference ^^
Comparison photo of when I first collected my Red Wasp (Vespula rufa) nest, and when it matured to full size.
Screenshots of modern hot-shoe-mounted light meter comparison document.
docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1z8oI4PPEWVyEPa_Uo8XO9Km4_...
From Left to Right. The famous original Death Row picture, the Rob and Big version from the show of the same name, then the version I worked up with my housemates.
Peleng and opteka fisheye comparison. Both is shot with T2i on tripod same distance away. The Peleng is wider as you can see but does vignette and blur a little at the edges. Opteka is not as wide but clearer. Which will you choose?
Rosette Camellia compared to Lati green and yellow. Fairyland puki puki and littlefee and Pipos little cat ^^
DFH Normal yellow headcap, Misha (DF-h Normal Pink), Soom NS leg (Soom is a new, and pretty pinkish NS)