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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.
Display Garden
Cantigny Park, Wheaton, Illinois 41.855233, -88.155584
October 18, 2019
A previous version of this, with only three of the four obelisks, is here
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Window display for Jelmoli, Zurich by Hans Erhardt. From Gebrauchsgraphik 11 1960. Blogged at Aqua-Velvet.
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.
Bray Airshow 2017
Irish Air Corps PC-9 display led by the latest addition to the fleet, 269 over Bray while a Sealink ferry approaches Dublin port. Note the non bulged undercarriage doors on 269 compared to the rest.
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.
Notes: The new corner displays were part of the recent refurbishment.
Blaxland was the first new branch to be opened by the newly appointed Chief Librarian, Mrs Gay Baker, in 1975. The township had not formerly had a library, so the new branch was housed in a fibro cottage behind the shopping area. It consisted of a small reference section, adult fiction, large print and non-fiction collections and a separate junior room. The present branch library was opened in the new Community Centre built in 1977.
Format: colour digital photo
Date Range: 2015
Repository: Blue Mountains Library - library.bmcc.nsw.gov.au
Licensing: Attribution, share alike, creative commons.
Terms of use: please credit - Blue Mountains Library, Local Studies Collection
Photo credit: John Merriman
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I took a quick picture of my display how it looks now...
On the left side there are Peggy and DeeAnna (the larger dolls) and on the left are my Amber and the Ellowynes; Always playing solitaire, Sushi, Pru Dressed me and Overdressed...
(I really should give them names LOL)
... Santa has not arrived yet, but Mickey Mouse helps keeps a watchful eye on the Christmas display at Centre Court,Mid-Valley Mall, Kuala Lumpur.
December 2019
My Korean Hornbeam won "Best in Show" at the 2006 MidAtlantic Bonsai Societies exhibition. It was chosen by the International bonsai masters demonstrating at the event. It's quite encouraging for an artist hoping to keep improving to win an award like this.
Edwardsville/Kingston, PA. November 2016.
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A peacock at Exmoor Zoo who was trying to attract the attention of a female of his species. Unfortunately for him, she was too busy eating and barely even noticed him strutting his stuff.
I noticed this great display at the quilt festival. I don't know the name of the artist...if anyone knows I will post.
display taken from a nokia 3310 which needs 3,3 volts. quick setup to use it with an arduino without a proper regualtor.
A display window is a window in a shop displaying items for sale.
Display windows at fashion stores usually have dressed-up mannequins in them.
A kiss (from Old English cyssan "to kiss," in turn from coss "a kiss," perhaps onomatopoeic) is the touching of the lips. The scientific name for kissing is osculation.
Anthropologists have not reached a consensus as to whether kissing is a learned or an instinctive behavior. It may be related to grooming behavior also seen between other animals, or arising as a result of mothers premasticating food for their children. Kissing allows prospective mates to smell and taste each other's pheromones for biological compatibility. Women are subconsciously more attracted to men whose immune system proteins and genotype are different than her own, leading to offspring with resistance to a greater number of diseases, and thus having a better chance of survival. This explains why couples are more likely to bond if they have the right "chemistry". Many non-human primates also exhibit kissing behavior.
Photo taken at: Esprit shop display-window | Kensington High Street - London.
Kensington High Street is the main shopping street in Kensington, west London.
Kensington High Street is the continuation of Kensington Road and part of the A315. It starts by the entrance to Kensington Palace and runs westward through central Kensington. Near Kensington (Olympia) station, where the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea ends and Hammersmith begins, it ends and becomes Hammersmith Road.
Kensington High Street is one of western London's most popular shopping streets, with upmarket shops serving a wealthy area. From the late 19th century until the mid 1970s the street had three classic department stores: Barkers, Derry & Toms and Pontings. Barkers bought Pontings in 1906 and Derry & Toms in 1920, but continued to run all three as separate entities. In a big building project which started 1930 and didn't finishing until 1958 (the Second World War halted the project), the company made Derry & Toms and Barkers into Art Deco palaces. On top of Derry & Toms Europe's largest roof garden area (1.5 acres) was created, consisting of three different gardens with 500 species of plants, fountains, a stream, duck, flamingos and a restaurant - said to serve the best high tea in Kensington.