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And finally for today: at the end of the grocery side action alley we had this nice-looking display, no doubt in honor of the upcoming (at the time) July 4th, 2017 holiday.
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Walmart, 1997-built, Hwy 64 at Kate Hyde Rd., Bartlett TN
A window at the century old station house in Tungelsta. Today you will find Handlaget here. But the former Station Master still lives in an apartment on the second floor.
Creator: Unidentified.
Location: Queensland.
Description: Jenyns corsetry display at a drapery and ladies wear exhibition in London, England.
Jenyns Corsets was established by husband and wife Ebenezer Randolphus Jenyns (1865-1958) and Sarah Ann Jenyns (1865-1952), in Brisbane in 1898. Jenyns was a leading corset label that pioneered surgical and hygenic corsets for women. The business eventually became one of the country’s most significant underwear empires, and one of Queensland’s longest running fashion companies.
View the original image at the State Library of Queensland: hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/463540
View the Sarah Jenyns digital story: www.vimeo.com/100774637
You are free to use this image without permission. Please attribute State Library of Queensland.
Nice angle for the Refit. The USS Antares looks like it's resting on her saucer. Do you see the ghost amongst the machines?
Digital image captured with a Lumix GX1 and adjustment made with PSE12 and Topaz Labs Simplify - found and admired in downtown St. Charles, Missouri, USA.
Window display for Jelmoli, Zurich by Hans Erhardt. From Gebrauchsgraphik 11 1960. Blogged at Aqua-Velvet.
You can see most of the small 1/1400 scale TOS Enterprise to the upper left on a wooden base next to a small Micro Machine Botany Bay. The dreadnought to the lower right is a kitbash featured in my album "The Battle of Sherman's Planet".
A good look at the Leif Ericson too; Matt Jefferies designed it for AMT to make into a model after the success of Star Trek back in the 1960's. Its sales never took off unfortunately.
Finally I’ve decided to find a way to display my LEGO® minifigures series.
The first one was the "Team GB" series because it’s the smallest.
Now I only have more 12 series of 16 minifigures each to frame :)
My LEGO. Pedro Nogueira Photography.
More LEGO shots here.
Sony A6300 + Zeiss Sonnar T* E 1.8/24
Apgujeong-dong, Seoul, Korea
Young Woo Park - All Rights Reserved.
Coming upon a dumpster is always exciting. This one was enormous. By itself it had great texture, color, and rust. In addition, it was overflowing with interesting stuff, including three rusty machine components/tanks/etc. and two rolls of translucent tubing, a cyan colored one draped over the edge. And from this angle the rusty scraps displayed on the top were matched by a wet muddy spot at the base of the dumpster. Pretty nice overall. I framed it with the name on the dumpster cropped to say "Hanjin" which I think is a city in China, of no particular meaning or relevance, but fun anyway.
Kite Aerial Photograph
Spring scene of the Seminole Valley Park woods in Cedar Rapids, IA.
Picture taken using a gyro-stabilized camera platform lofted by a Jones 7ft Rokkaku kite.
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After using my calculator I put it aside and after a while noticed that it showed CASIO briefly before switching off. I turned it on and off again and waited for what seemed a long time before the name was displayed again. I've had this calculator for years and have never noticed this before.