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Soul Doll Juno on new kids double body
SummerBirdBJD Viola
Magic Mirror Moira
Soul Doll Junia on kids NL body
the old roller bell next to the installed new one. note the dado in the old bell...fit right around the roller bracket bit prevented it from turning, leading to the flattened spot.
A comparison of size/scale between Solomon's Temple and Herod's Temple. (Scale is approximate). The large image is a photo of a modern reconstruction of Herod's temple.
Sources:
Herod's Temple reconstruction (cut out and desaturated from the original): Photo "P1080255" by Ricardo Tulio Gandelman (CC BY 2.0).
Solomon's Temple layout: Encyclopaedia Biblica Vol IV p. 507 (public domain).
Herod's Temple Layout: simplified from "Temple sketch2.png" by Gal m at Hebrew Wikipedia (free to use for any purpose).
Reference was also made to a graphic by Logos/Faithlife (such as this one) for small details and scale.
Here you can see the broken wrist strap is actually one of the NEW wiimotes I bought on Sunday. The wrist strap that broke is of the thicker, denser variety. I wasn't going to order replacement wrist straps, but now I'm going to have to.
A comparison I whipped up so you can all see just how big the arachnid truly is, which is freaking massive! I love how he came out, and he looks just excellent next to the 'Mech, least in my opinion.
The F20 (left) looks much better on the thicker neck of the SD13B body, as well as the shoulders and height. to his left is a SwDr School A on an SD13B body; note his smaller jawline, higher head dome and lower-set eyes, in comparison to F20
I saw aesthetic potential in this puddle with rocks at the bottom, so I took a picture. The unedited photo was fairly boring to me, but I like how it turned out after some tweaking. Of course, it's still just a picture of rocks. :)
This is a comparison of the tweaked image (top left) with the original (bottom right).
I did most of the tweaking using filters from Topaz Labs (Denoise, Adjust, and Detail).
A comparison between a view of Manhattan when I flew into Newark and what I saw from the simulator. The sim shot doesn't really do it justice; while it wasn't perfectly photorealistic (note the 2D buildings, for example), it was much sharper and more convincing than what my camera was able to capture. Better than what FSX or X-Plane can offer, trust me.
This is a graph of "media attention" from Jul 07 to Jul 08 compiled by www.silobreaker.com/NewsTrends.aspx?TrendDrillDownItems=1.... It compares 'media attention' paid to Baghdad compared with Darfur, Kinshasa, Kampala and Mogadishu. Silobreaker claims to source data from "approximately 10,000 news, blog, research and multimedia sources." From www.fromthefrontline.co.uk in response to Ethan Z' post - www.ethanzuckerman.com/blog/2008/07/07/media-reality-repr...
Comparison photo of the Berry next to the Penny.
JerryBerry Autumn Girl Penny - Larkin
JerryBerry Fall in Berry - Esther
The High-T is not a small watch. The T-Touch is even taller than most analog watches, and the High-T towers over it. It's worth the size, though, in my opinion. All those features need a large case.
This was taken with the APS-C Canon Rebel T3i, using the EF50mm lens. Much less area of the towel fills the screen compared to the full-frame Canon 6D Mark II. The tripod and the towel were not moved. The lens stayed the same. Only the camera was different.
The saturation level is noticeably lower with the Rebel T3i.
Comparison of two towns 6 miles apart, Taqa on the left (a fishing village) and Darbat mountains on the right, famous for its waterfall during the monsoon season, frankincense trees and lush green mountains.
These 2 are for critique on the post processing. On each there is a more natural version, and a more heavily processed one. What do you think?
1st, 2nd, 3rd,4th shots are 18mm shot with AF-S. The focus points are different.
5th shots are AF-S through liveview which is much better than the previous 4 shots. The last one is manual focus through liveview mode. Reason I use live view mode because it can zoom in the focus point so that I can adjust the focus more accurate.
I was looking at some of the neat effects at dumpr.net and tried one of my photos using the "Make photos using the same photos" option. I then re-created the image from scratch using only Gimp. Can you tell the difference? Try out dumpr and Gimp! They're both fun!
Provides correlation between n-dimensional data and allows drill-down on all combinations of variables.
Manual Focus are much sharper than the AF. And Liveview AF-S is better than the viewfinder AF-S. Why?
Using ATTO drive tester for data transfer rate.
Left: Samsung 300Gb 7200rpm approx. 6years old.
Middle: Western Digital 1TB 5400rpm approx. 3years old.
Right: Samsung 1TB F3 spinpoint new.
Canon S5 IS---Left to right: a Taverner's Cackling Goose, a Minima Cackling Goose, a Lesser Snow Goose and a Western Canada Goose. Getting them all in the same photo was about as easy as herding cats.
Red = FR201
Yellow = FR 205
This is a one mile section of paved trail. To the left is open space hills with several steep slopes creating a canyon effect in some sections. Left are trees. Most of the trail is not undercover.
You can see reviews of the Garmin Foreunner 205 here:
First look at the Garmin Forerunner 205, First run comparing the Forerunner 205 with the Forerunner 201, Day 2: Garmin Forerunner 205 Solo Run, Day 3: Another Comparison Run with the Garmin Forerunner 205 and Forerunner 201, Day 4: Garmin Forerunner 205 Solo Run Over Forested Trail, First Week Garmin Forerunner 205 Review Wrapup