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Baby's Breath makeup comparison w/ restored Kenner.
Notes: Baby's Breath's eyeshadow is pretty similar to my Redhead Kenner's. Her lips are a slightly lighter pink than Piper's.
I really think that BB's makeup is super-Kennery in color and style. I just <3 this girl!!!
Iso comparison of the new Nikon D90. 200 thru 6400
Iso comparison of the new Nikon D90. 200 thru 6400
2nd interpretation of this--I'm still not sure if this is the way I want it. I may yet upload the 1st interpretation. :)
Horicon National Wildlife Refuge. This is along the auto tour, a spot I'm especially fond of.
Flickriver view recommended. (Could someone please let me know if that link is wrong somehow? Thanks...)
It was interesting trying to export a version of this that wasn't totally destroyed by Flickr's autosharpening. I've heard so many people complain about that, and been somewhat affected by it myself a few times, but never had I seen an image that was just wrecked by it the way this one was. I finally took Lightroom's sharpening control and put it on the minimum setting and disabled export sharpening, which seems to have done the trick...mostly.
The other thing issue I've resolved (I guess) is the colorspace issue. My first two tries for this were sRGB and AdobeRGB--I did a back-and-forth comparison between the two in Lightbox view here, and could see no difference whatsoever in the colors. Absolutely zilch. So any color issues I've been having I am guessing are due to the limitations of 8 bit per channel colorspaces overall, rather than which particular one I'm using. It might be a side effect of JPG compression too, actually.
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This is a comparison of the 3 available battery film covers for the Holga.
The middle one can be found at:
www.freestylephoto.biz/154122-Replacement-Battery-Cover-f...
This Holgaroid one allows the maximum amount of image to reach the film, whereas the others crop each frame a bit.
I use the Holgaroid one exclusively.
Handy for 35mm sprocket hole photos as well. See how I do that here:
I wanted to show how a Sindy compares to other dolls so I paired her with a Littlefee, Ruby and Cricket, a RealPuki
Northern Pintail NOPI (Anas acuta)
Dark under tail feathers but white around vent
White of tail feathers is not laterally connected
Black above white
White variegated feathers above black
Here on drake we also see
Grey Patterning on Flanks ( More Course than Mallard)
Elongated feathers on back with dark patterning to centers
Distinct crisply defined black area laterally along upper flanks
and elongated white feathering above black area rump
Martindale Flats area
Central Saanich BC
DSCN2432 Cropped
Comparison between me just having started my weight loss (230lbs, 28% body fat), and current (180lbs / 18.2% body fat). I started at 250lbs. Cassidy loves to grab the medicine ball and say to me "so, HOW many of these have you lost?" (10lb medicine ball).
...7.
7..10lb medicine balls (Crazy)
Wednesday is my final post-back-surgery checkup, and SHOULD be the sign off to start rehab :giggity:
WTB: Muscles
Comparison in colour between Verdes and this unknown casserole, both Pyrex.
The yellow/green colour is identical.
M4A1 comparison for the contest. It wasn't too hard, but getting the right details like the barrel and the lack of a gas tube was a bit confusing.
Compared to the ones from the store. Smaller and greener. :-) I'm so happy!
This will be the first of many, right girls? You were watching what Veruca did and tomorrow you'll get busy?
Kidz N Cats Alister; approximately 17 3/4 inches tall (44-45 cm tall).
Sylvia Natterer Talia; approximately 14 inches tall.
Distant Memory resin comparison to Guu doll, Doll family, Switch, and DollnDoll
(guu doll normal and Distant Memory normal.)
Distant Memory resin comparison to Guu doll, Doll family, Switch, and DollnDoll
(switch normal skin and Distant Memory normal.)
This is a crop from two shots one with each lens of the crane by Jury's Inn from the previous scene. The 300mm frame is scaled 200%.
For all these comparisons I used the exact same settings in Camera Raw to process each RAW - no differences. To be as fair as possible the 300mm was stopped down to f8.
I think it's pretty close here - with maybe a slight advantage to the DO. But is that just better contrast?
What a difference a few days make. The photo on the left was taken at the start of November. The photo on the right was taken 4 weeks later, at the start of December.
Through Autumn, deciduous trees reduce the amount chlorophyll they produce. This is the pigment that gives leaves their green colour. As a result, other colours begin to show in the leaves, like yellows and oranges.
The production of another chemical in the tree, auxin is also reduced. This triggers changes in the cells where the leaves meet the branches of a tree. The connection between them breaks, causing the leaves to fall off. This process also seals the point where the leaf was connected, to protect the tree.
Losing their leaves helps trees to conserve water over winter. In some parts of the world trees shed their leaves as the dry season approaches, for the same reason. However, it is generally only in places where the days grow shorter and the nights colder that trees turn bright autumn colours.
These photos were taken with a Nikon D300 and 18-200mm VR lens @18mm. The autumn photo was taken on November 4th, 8:15am, at 1/640, f3.5, ISO 400. The winter photo was taken on December 1st, 7:40am at 1/40, f3.5 ISO 400. The white balance of the winter photo was adjusted in Picasa (picasa.google.com) because the snow had a slightly blue tint in the original photo. The two photos were then stuck together using XnView (www.xnview.com)