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I promised a comparison between my new Elfdoll tinydoll Hiro and a pukipuki, so thought why not do all my tinies?
From Left: Lati White Sp, Pukipuki, Elfdoll Tinydoll, Pukifee
Also, I think her name will be Feather. She seemed so light and fragile like a little bird :)
Front View
Left: Fairyline60 Scarlett Normal Skin Full Bust
Middle: Hybrid - Head: Fairyland F60 Scarlett / Body: SQLab DG61, detachable High heel feet
Right: Hybrid - Head: Fairyland F60 Chloe / Body: Supia Double Jointed small Bust
Resin comparison between various companies I did with my friends in our large group gathering.
SQlab is realskin white (said to match volk's white)
Withdoll is rosy white
Soom's white is Serin Rico batch = paper white
No yellowing.
And this is the comparison between different editions of one photo.
Don't know about you but I prefer last version.^^
I figure that a lot of people will be wondering how big Kikipop is next to different dolls, so I went ahead and did some comparison shots of all the different types of dolls I have!
L-R:
Minifee Moe-Line - 15inch, 38cm
Pullip - 12inch, 27cm
Monster High - 10.5inch, 26.5cm
Littlefee - 9.8inch, 25cm
Kikipop - 9inch, 23cm
Pukifee - 6inch, 15.5cm
PukiPuki - 4.5inch, 11cm
Nendoroid - 4inch, 10cm
The latest pic of me on the left against one of the original fetish maid pics on the right. I hope I've gotten better, although I appreciate that my waistline has filled out a bit.
Wig Color Comparison
1.Leeke: SandyBrown/ 2.LUTS:Sweety Gold(?)/ 3.LUTS:Honey Brown / 4.Monique:Auburn(?)/ 5.Leeke:RealRed/ 6.Josephina:Pink(ไม่มีรหัส)/ 7.LUTS:HoneyPink / 8.Leeke:Pink Cocktail/ 9.Dollheart:YW-88/ 10.LUTS:Floral white/ 11.Josephina:Black(?)/ 12.Ruby Red:Dark Brown/ 13.Leeke:Baby Brown/ 14.Josephina:GL-26/ 15.Rosen Lied:Blond/ 16.Leeke:EveCream
Cleverly, Nottingham City Transport E400 City 433 had been parked alongside Nottingham Heritage Vehicles Leyland Atlantean 433 at Autokarna 2018. This provided the perfect opportunity to compare the two.
The Nottingham Standard angled destination blind is seen to good effect here. Much less reflection than the E400 Cities.
Cleverly, Nottingham City Transport E400 City 433 had been parked alongside Nottingham Heritage Vehicles Leyland Atlantean 433 at Autokarna 2018. This provided the perfect opportunity to compare the two.
The enormous HELP bumper on the Atlantean looks imposing!
The man in the black top and blue shorts has also managed to feature twice...
This is a set of pictures I was thinking of making since several months ago. I wanted to create a line-up of my sister's and my own dolls, but something different from your usual comparison pictures.
Basic Unit of Measurement: Pukipuki/Obitsu 11cm.
As you may notice, we love Blue Fairy =)
This comparison should answer some of the questions I have received about the differences between the TBLeague/Phicen body and other Fashion Dolls!
The TBLeague stands between a Color Infusion and Victoire doll!
I've been reading photographers' discussions on various external flash accessories. These are updated comparisons for 6th edition of my textbook, "Photojournalism: The Professionals' Approach."
For these tests, the subject remained at the same distance from the background, and the flash was located nine feet from the subject. Pictures in the left column were taken inside. Those in the right column were taken outside.
From top to bottom, the Indoor/Outdoor comparisons are for:
Direct Flash
Bouncing the flash off a ceiling
Fong diffuser
Lumiquest
Omnidome
Through a softbox
Off an umbrella
Through an umbrella
Outdoors or in a large ballroom or gymnasium, all the accessories work less well at softening shadows. Inside, light scatters off many surfaces. Outside, the scattered light rays coming from the accessories have few surfaces to bounce off.
Notice, in the outdoor series, that the shadow behind the model is darker in almost each situation.
All accessories are subject to the same laws of physics.
Ken Kobre - www.lightscoop.com
Lightscoop® is a device that bounces the pop-up flash in most dSLR cameras.
Here’s some comparison photos of the new Curvy MTM body next to some other dolls. She’s shorter than the Collectors Curvy body and is closer to the Fashionista Curvy but her limbs are slightly thicker.
She has almost the same poseability as an Original MTM body but due to her thicker body type it ALMOST does the same things anyway. Her ankles are as floppy as original MTM so bleh.
Surprisingly her wrists are compatible with Original MTM, which means it’s compatible with older jointed Barbie dolls with vinyl arms AND DC Super Hero Girl hands.
Her ankles though are completely different so if you were hoping to give her smaller feet you’ll need to mod the doll a lot.
Her skin tone is ALMOST Tropic Tan/Nikki but it’s slightly too pink and light. Still darker than other Caucasian skin tones though.
Had to take up this photo opportunity of our chipmunk munching away in almost the same pose as the red squirrel on one of our cushions .... just a bit of fun !!
Nature paths suitable for wheelchairs and pushchairs will wind you around a stunning, safe wetland habitat littered with pockets of woodland and wildflower meadows, and the friendly Kingfisher Tearooms is a great place to you recharge with friends and family. Hides allow you to get up close and personal with birds such as woodpeckers and kingfishers and during your wander you may also encounter mammals such as roe deer and hedgehogs. The ponds provide a home for newts, frogs and whirligig beetles with staff on hand to show you the best spots for pond dipping. The meadows during summer are full of butterflies including small tortoiseshell, in comparison to a snow laden winter where you may be lucky enough to spot our overwintering bitterns – this globally threatened species is a real highlight for any wildlife watcher.
Come summer vivid purple loosestrife and Southern marsh orchids provide plenty of colour.
The Potteric Carr Nature Reserve trail guide* is available to download below, which includes a map with all the hides and paths marked on so that you don't miss out any of the wonderful habitats and species during your visit. Also don't miss out on the Minibeast Totem Pole trail, which has a podcast put together by Pheasant Bank Academy.
For an idea of the geat array of wildlife that can be discovered on the nature reserve take a look at our latest sightings blog.
Please note we unfortunately do not allow dogs or bikes onto the reserve as they may disturb or harm our wonderful wildlife.
Volunteering at Potteric Carr
To find out more about how to get involved at Potteric Carr, including our regular practical conservation task days, please see our volunteering pages.
Education at Potteric Carr
Potteric Carr also offers a fantastic education programme, working with children, young people and adults to encourage a love and understanding of Yorkshire's amazing wildlife!
For more information about visiting Potteric Carr or getting involved in volunteering, send an email to potteric.carr@ywt.org.uk or call 01302 570077.
www.ywt.org.uk/potteric-learning
Potteric Carr Nature Reserve offers a rich variety of wildlife education programmes for community groups and all key stage level classes from Early Years through to University level.
The activities held at Potteric Carr Nature Reserve aims to inspire people of all ages and backgrounds to take an active interest in local wildlife and its conservation. We provide children, young people and adults with fun, relevant, high quality environmental education. Out of classroom learning on site offers fantastic opportunities for positive, progressive and participative learning.
For more information on the sessions available and costs associated please see our learning pages.
Email the Education Team for more information or call 01302 570077.
www.ywt.org.uk/discover-learn/potteric-carr-flagship-rese...
As well as formal education programme, we also offer informal sessions for community groups including out of school groups such as Scouts and Guides, youth groups and school holiday clubs, and also for adult groups.
We're a learning destination for the Children's University!
Doncaster Children's University is a Study Support scheme offered by Doncaster College. Children taking part in the scheme can collect credits in a 'Passport to Learning' and work towards a 'National Award' by attending after school clubs or Learning Destinations.
Children's University Learning Destinations provide learning opportunities for children outside of school hours and out of the classroom! For more information about Doncaster Children's University and to find out where you can get a 'Passport to Learning', click here.
Come along to one of our events to get your passport stamped. Find out what events are coming up at Potteric Carr on our What's On pages.
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We offer a range of exciting activities for brownies, cubs, scouts, guides and other groups at Potteric Carr which can be linked to badge work or just for fun!
All activities can be tailored to meet your groups needs. Here are just a few of the sessions you can expect to enjoy at Potteric Carr.
Beneath the water
Pond dipping to capture, identify and study mini-beasts that live under water, before returning them to their natural environment.
Mini-beast madness
Searching, sorting and studying mini-beasts found in leaf litter, log piles or grassland areas.
Where am I?
Discover how to find your way around the Reserve using geography including a map game, and learn to draw simple maps with keys yourself.
A special place
A series of activities aimed at helping children appreciate the wonders of nature including sticky palettes, journey sticks, un-natural trails.
Bush Craft
Try your hand at traditional crafts and help make some wonderful items as well as learning about bushcraft and survival in the wild!
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Yorkshire Wildlife Trust received funding from the BIG Lottery to develop a community pond dipping station - an exciting new resource for local community groups to use.
This project provides community groups with an outdoor classroom stocked with all the necessary equipment; ID guides, interpretation and information to ensure a memorable visit to the nature reserve. We also hope discovering the benefits of having a pond will inspire action in the community. Ponds may be small but they are an important part of our landscape and create hotspots for a huge range of wildlife. Making a pond is one of the best ways to quickly and easily attract a variety of wildlife into your own backyard, whilst also providing a fascinating resource for all
www.ywt.org.uk/connect/flutter-by
Flutter By at Potteric Carr Nature Reserve started in March 2013 and aims to inspire all about our fascinating winged wildlife. Read on for more...
Generously funded through WREN, we have been able to create a new sensory garden and natural play area to be enjoyed by both the wildlife at Potteric Carr and most importantly you … our visitors!
WREN is a not for profit business that awards grants to community, environmental and heritage projects across the UK from funds donated by Waste Recycling Group (WRG) to the Landfill Communities Fund.
Peter Cox, managing director of WREN explains that "WREN is committed to funding projects that make a real difference to local communities, children and families. The Flutter By project will provide a fantastic space for local people to get outdoors and have some fun. We’re delighted to support Yorkshire Wildlife Trust to make this happen and look forward to the completion of the project in March 2013."
Invertebrates .... The basis of all ecosystems
7-spot ladybird - Credit Rachel ScopesWildflower meadows offer a diverse habitat rich in wildlife but this colourful landscape has been restricted in the UK due to change in land use and management since around the second world war. The decline in these habitats has been shown to have a negative effect on many invertebrate species, which in turn has caused noted declines in various other animals such as farmland birds and other small mammals. Invertebrate populations, ‘minibeasts’, play an important role in all ecosystems, by providing a service to both the environment and the species within it. Minibeasts not only provide an essential source of food for various animals, they also act as waste recyclers, pollinators and pest controllers and can be used to assess the ecological quality of a habitat. For these reasons the conservation of wildflower meadows are of increasing importance.
Flutter By
Flutter By, a component of The Connect Project, has been created to aid public engagement with the Humberhead Levels Nature Improvement Area (NIA), by building an area which can be use for exploration and learning. The old sensory garden at Potteric Carr Nature Reserve, which at present can be found along the Dragonfly Trail has undergone a transformation as our team of staff, contractors and volunteers all got their hands dirty rebuilding a natural play space and butterfly garden.
The garden has been filled with wildflowers which will attract numerous invertebrate species, in turn encouraging other species of birds and mammals to take advantage of the increasingly diversified habitat on the nature reserve. Along with the creation of new habitats, a variety of natural play equipment was commissioned which has been built and designed with the minibeast theme in mind! To help you learn more about the importance of invertebrates within the ecosystem and make your visit to the garden even more enjoyable a minibeast audio trail has also been put together. This trail consists of a number of minibeast inspired totem poles, each with a downloadable podcast for you to listen to as you search the garden (see below).
In addition to the environmental benefits Flutter By will create, it gives you a chance to get involved in a project which will benefit conservation and your local community.
There are various ways to get involved in Flutter By, from helping with the construction of the Garden and activity station to attending training sessions to learn how to teach groups in your community.
Children's Events
We have many children's events running throughout the year, many of which take place in or around the Flutter By Garden. Find out what events are coming up at Potteric Carr on our What's On pages.
Corporate Workdays
Flutter By is an ongoing project which needs continuous maintenance; one of the ways in which you can help is by booking a corporate workday. Corporate workdays are a brilliant opportunity to develop better working relationships, spend a day out of your normal working environment and make a difference to your local wildlife! Find out more about corporate workdays by contacting Lizzie Dealey.
Community Leader Training
Community Leader Training events offer a great opportunity to community group leaders to learn about minibeasting activities. Click here to find out more.
Explore the mosaic of habitats and wonderfully diverse wildlife at Potteric Carr Nature Reserve by picking one of four trails, many of which are suitable for wheelchairs and pushchairs.
The four routes are marked by coloured posts which include:
Dragonfly Trail - orange markers; 3 km lasting approx. 50 minutes
Expresso Trail - brown markers; 0.5 km lasting approx. 10 minutes
Railway Walk - red markers; 3 km lasting approx. 50 minutes
Wetland Walk - blue markers; 5 km lasting approx. 1 hour 10 minutes
All four routes cover approximately 8 km if you decide to make a day of it and take in the majority of the nature reserve. Please download the Potteric Carr Nature Reserve leaflet at the bottom of the page which shows all of the footpaths. On all routes you will come across several bird hides, the majority with ramp access. There is also a special iSpy leaflet to download for children, showing the Dragonfly Trail.
For a better view of the wildlife, stop in one of fourteen hides, which offer excellent vantage points.
After your walk be sure to stop in at the Kingfisher Tearooms for a cream tea or cake.
If you've brought along your children or grandchildren then don't miss out on the Discovery Room, open during weekends and in the school holidays and packed full with wildlife-themed books, games and crafts. Activity rucksacks are also available for our younger guests - ask at reception for more details.
We do ask that you keep to the footpaths so as not to disturb our wonderful wildlife, as conservation work is carried out in these areas. Please be aware that if crossing the railway you will need to be in possession of either your membership card or ticket.
We hope you enjoy the walks and don't forget to let us know of your wildlife sightings by adding them to our 'Potteric Carr Sightings' Blog in the left hand menu!
www.ywt.org.uk/discover-learn/potteric-carr-flagship-rese...
Come take a browse in the shop at Potteric Carr, with merchandise to tempt all ages
There is something for everyone at the Potteric Carr shop - with binoculars, books, bird seed and much more it really is worth the stop! If you're after something in a hurry and haven't got time to pop down to the shop then why not take a look online.
Stockists of:
Zeiss
Opticron
Vine House Farm
CJ Wildlife
The Nuttery
Jacobi Jayne (Squirrel Busters)
Gardman
Email Richard Sykes or call on 01302 570077.
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Looking to visit Potteric Carr? Here is some useful information...
Opening Times:
Nature reserve: 9am - 5pm
Kingfisher Tearooms: 10am - 4pm (October - May) 10:30 am- 4:30pm (April - September)
Car parking: Locked at 5pm - if you would like to stay later, then arrive before 5pm and ask at the front desk
Open seven days a week (check website for Christmas closure times)
Prices:
Members of The Wildlife Trusts : Free
Adults: £4.00
Children: £2.00
Concessions: £2.50
Family: £7.50 (two adults & up to four under 16's)
No dogs or bikes please, they can disturb and harm our wonderful wildlife.
Address
Potteric Carr Nature Reserve
Sedum House
Mallard Way
Doncaster
DN4 8DB
Directions:
Coming from Doncaster take the White Rose Way (A6182), at the roundabout follow the directions for the M18. Potteric Carr Nature Reserve is signposted.
From the A1 (southbound) come off at Junction 35 for the M18, then take Junction 3 towards Doncaster and follow signs for the A6182 (White Rose Way). At the first set of lights you reach, turn right into Mallard Way. Park at Sedum House.
Nearest train station: Doncaster
For further information get in touch with us by calling 01302 570077 or by emailing potteric.carr@ywt.org.uk.
www.ywt.org.uk/potteric-kingfisher-tearooms
Visit the Kingfisher Tearooms
No trip to Potteric Carr Nature Reserve is complete without a rest stop at the Kingfisher Tearooms, where quality home-made food produced from local ingredients is our top priority.
Join us at the Kingfisher Tearooms for a spot of cream tea or a mouth-wateringly delicious sandwich packed full of local ingredients.
A child-friendly menu is available and for those wanting to venture from the tearooms for their lunch a family picnic basket provides the perfect solution.
All of our food is lovingly prepared from scratch, using the freshest of ingredients, with gluten free options available.
Opening Times:
April 1st - October 1st: 10:30am - 4:30pm
October 2nd - March 31st: 10am - 4pm
For more information:
Email Bev Walker or call 01302 364152.
We would love to help you with any bespoke cake orders, just get in touch!
Thank you to Network Rail, Unipart Rail and Phoenix Mechanical Services Ltd who have sponsored the Kingfisher Tearooms
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Yorkshire Wildlife Trust with the help of volunteers work to ensure the variety of habitats at Potteric Carr Nature Reserve are maintained.
Reed management at Potteric Carr Nature Reserve - Credit Jim HorsfallSome of this work involves reed cutting, this is carried out on a 10-year rotation with different blocks cut on each year of the cycle.
The grasslands are managed through a conservation grazing programme using Highland cattle and Hebridean sheep to allow the less competitive species to establish. Hay cutting also occurs in some areas to remove nutrients and improve the grassland for wildflowers.
In the woodland some areas are coppiced and other trees are thinned out to let more light through to the woodland floor and encourage woodland flowers to grow.
Footpaths and benches are also maintained to ensure guests enjoy a pleasant visit!
Regular volunteer days are held on site to help with the management of the wonderful habitats and species found here.
For more information call Potteric Carr on 01302 570077.
Sample image taken with a Canon PowerShot G9X. These samples and comparisons are part of my PowerShot G9X review at:
www.cameralabs.com/reviews/Canon_PowerShot_G9X/
Feel free to download the original image for evaluation on your own computer or printer, but please don't use it on another website or publication without permission from www.cameralabs.com/
Here’s some comparison photos of the new Curvy MTM body next to some other dolls. She’s shorter than the Collectors Curvy body and is closer to the Fashionista Curvy but her limbs are slightly thicker.
She has almost the same poseability as an Original MTM body but due to her thicker body type it ALMOST does the same things anyway. Her ankles are as floppy as original MTM so bleh.
Surprisingly her wrists are compatible with Original MTM, which means it’s compatible with older jointed Barbie dolls with vinyl arms AND DC Super Hero Girl hands.
Her ankles though are completely different so if you were hoping to give her smaller feet you’ll need to mod the doll a lot.
Her skin tone is ALMOST Tropic Tan/Nikki but it’s slightly too pink and light. Still darker than other Caucasian skin tones though.
Why is something like this explored? I spent about 5 seconds total planning and shooting this, where I spend days on other shoots and NOTHING! Stupid flickr! hahh
I got my Canon 5DMKII today, and theres nothing you can do about it.
We've had this cat for 5 months and still don't have a name for it yet. It just lays around and shows off how fat it is.
I DO currently still own my Nikon D90, and I have a couple shoots this week. I will be shooting with same settings on both cameras to post a direct comparison.
Here again a comparison. Left Bergheil with 135mm heliar, right with Proxar 2. A light wide-angle effect. However, little movements are possible. Very fast vignetting.
Voigtlander Bergheil
9x12
Heliar 4,5 135mm
taken with f 32 8min
Fomapan 100@64
Caffenol RS 14min.
Original and enhanced versions of Chevauleger, Königlich Bayerisches 2. Chevaulegers-Regiment „Taxis“.
I think Miss Berry fits in quite nicely :) The height difference between the little ones and the big ones doesn't seem quite as large now!
from left to right: Obitsu, extra small neemo, extra small neemo with Only Hearts Clothes, Small neemo, Licca, Skipper.
The small neemo is a half inch bigger in the hips compared to Licca so pattern adjustments would be need for pants. Also the arms are longer. I love how I can pose the neemo bodies and the joints aren't terribly ugly. Plus the hands can be changed. The feet can bemoved and then the legs will fit inside Barbie boots. The neemo body shown is an older model. The newer model allows great motion of the shoulder. I broke the foot on the extra small because I was being stupid, but one time a foot just broke. I fix them using pipe cleaners. Also I lost one of the shoulder or elbow joint pins. Sometimes the hands need a little bit of sanding to fit into the arms.
Ok.. minifee chloe on right is legit, reyon head is legit, the body on the left is a recast from bjdpifa on taobao.
You can see the rest of the photos to see the minor issues I have.. but nothing to really show just how impressed I am with the quality of the dolls I received from bjdpifa.
The bodies are clean, inside and out; they have match FL almost perfectly (must allow for some differences *even* from batch to batch of company dolls).. The feel of the resin and the weight in hand are terrific.
My mnf male body (no pictures yet) has the standard muscular minifee male issues - the slouch and leaning. But that's design, nothing to do with recast.