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yellows
top row left to right # 74, 76, 75,24 full str
bottom row left to right # 74, 76, 75,24 1/3 str
I could not possibly list all the items stored in here, but there are enough that the light will not filter through to the lower shelves!!!
Took a comparison photo of the no-bangs Abbeys I have. It was for someone specific, but I figured I could post it here in case it’s helpful.
(The one cut off on the very left was a skull shores duplicate, so I cropped her out)
Noticed that her blue skin color varies a bit too. The older Skull Shores version is a much lighter blue.
Lati Yellow S.Belle: Nomyens face up, 12mm Oscar Doll eyes
Lati Yellow G.Belle: Squirrel company face up, 14mm glass eyes
Lati White SP Belle: Nomyens face up, 8mm Oscar Doll eyes
Though I don't recall which batch this was. Clearly the one on the left is from the first copper batch. That lovely caramelized exterior...!
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Left - Centaurea scabiosa (Greater Knapweed)
Centre - Centaurea nigra (Common Knapweed)
Right - Serratula tinctoria (Saw-Wort)
For Cindy & Ann. Here is a comparison shot with DaisyDayes Moth, Fairyland Littlefee and Fairyland Pukifee
Just about the same dimmed light room but HS is nearer the flash.
If I have funds for another day out I'd go and comb MPG's hair thoroughly. I'm aching to do that!
I decided to adapt the design of my SPIII Modified Baracuda tcx17. This is the result. I rather like it.
This is a comparison of "same" size Paramounts - one from 1966, the other from 1989. The really noticeable differences are in fork rake, trail, and wheel base. If the stems were the same, the reach would be very similar.
Comparison of an older style Crayola box to that of a newer one minus the "Made with Solar Power/Preferred by Teachers" banner that was added for Back-to-School time.
Obvious difference between these two being the size of the boxes, since one is for 64 crayons and the other for 24, and the logo, which has been updated for the newer one.
While the colors may have been shifted around a bit, they both use the same general color scheme of red, green, and yellow/gold. They both feature a crayons on the front, also.
Volks F38 on SDGr body, Volks Williams on SD17 body, Volks Reisner on SD13 body
(Akihito got a new body today!!)
Took a comparison photo of the no-bangs Abbeys I have. It was for someone specific, but I figured I could post it here in case it’s helpful.
(The one cut off on the very left was a skull shores duplicate, so I cropped her out)
Noticed that her blue skin color varies a bit too. The older Skull Shores version is a much lighter blue.
100% (3200 dpi) Comparison between TRI-X developed in HC-110 dilution B (on the right, rated at 400 and developed for 7.5 minutes) and TRI-X in Rodinal (on the left, rated at 1600 and stand developed two hours)
As you can see, the grain on the left is much more prominent but the grain smoothing of the HC-110 means that while the grain is finer, the resolution is the same.
Comparison of the different sized blimps used by the Navy. This "chart" was on the wall inside the museum and as tall as the side building wall. You can see the K-class ships down near the middle which were housed in this hanger and Hanger A. The USS Akron and Hindenburg sized blimps were housed at Lakehurst in New Jersey where Steven had Optical Landing System (OLS) Tech classes.
Comparison of the strengths of open courseware courses from MIT, Carnegie Mellon, and The Open University.