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Newer DC Collection: #1
Here's my lego Felix Faust, I think he's an improvement from my last one. I may change the blue to a lighter shade like in Lego DC Supervillains. Not too sure what the cauldron is I just copied it from an image on the DC Wiki.
I'd love to hear what you think, hope you enjoy.
Felix succeeded his brother, Jean-Baptiste, as commandant just before the United States took possession of Louisiana. You can find this house on the adjacent photo of the diorama in the visitor center.
This home is a state historic site and not part of the national historic site. It has been part of the national historic landmark since 1960, however.
An iconic sign and auto dealership on South Figueroa and West Jefferson. Not far from the University of Southern California campus in Los Angeles.
Sesión del 28 de Marzo de 2009
Modelo: Félix Cruz
Foto: Yo
Estudio: Antonio Garci
y muuuuuuchas más por venir estos días
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I hope you are not bored of seeing him?! I have a crush on Felix and just about love any pictures of him ;)
Thanks to everyone who takes the time to view, comment, and fave my photo.
Félix / Album-Reihe
- Félix et Riri
art: Pat Sullivan
copyright: Pat Sullivan; KIng Feature Syndicate
Winkler et Librairie Hachette / France 1934
ex libris MTP
from nouvelles en trois lignes by félix fénéon, first published in le matin, a paris newspaper, later in book form translated by luc sante. fénéon was an art critic, promoter, editor, anarchist and minor clerk in the department of war.
Felix Kramer & Band - Musik Salon - Jazzit Musik Club Salzburg - 17.02.2019, weitere Fotos unter:
www.jazzfoto.at/konzertfotos19/felix_kramer/Index.htm
Besetzung:
Felix: Gesang, Gitarre
Clemens Pöchhacker: Schlagzeug
Max Wintersperger: Keyboard, Trompete
Hannibal Scheutz: Kontrabass, e-Bass
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Una de esas mañanas domingueras en la que me pueden ver en el Viejo San Juan con mi camara, siento que me llaman y cuando volteo la cabeza era un viejo amigo de la fotografia, el fotografo profesional Felix Cordero. Recordamos algunos momentos pasados en los que participamos en exposiciones juntos y en otras muchas ocasiones en la que nos encontrabamos visitando galerias en donde compañeros fotografos presentaban sus trabajos. Casualmente esa camara que lleva en sus manos la estaba estrenando con un lente que le habian regalado. Este encuentro y esta foto fue alla para Enero de este año que se la tome. Hace unas semanas me entero por la prensa que habia fallecido. No hay duda Felix fue un exitoso fotografo!!!
He melts my heart with this look (and the paw with the missing toe) even though it means that he will bite me!
Happy Caturday from me and Felix.
The class 68 locomotives are nicknamed cats, 68031 Felix is seen approaching Ramsbottom on the East Lancashire Railway on 2nd July 2022
68031 'Felix', heads west over the Chat Moss line at Glazebury whilst working 1F72, 15:34 Scarborough - Liverpool Lime Street on August 15th.
Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince 14
Chapter 14 : Felix Felicis
'Yeah...they're - er - really good...' said Harry.
He had no idea what to say to her. He was just wondering whether there was any chance that she had not noticed Ron, that she had merely left the room because the party was a little too rowdy, when she said, in an unnaturally high pitched voice, 'Ron seems to be enjoying the celebrations.'
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In which Harry pretends to use Felix Felicis, liquid luck, in Ron's drink to give him the confidence to play their Quiddich match against Slytherin. Gryffindor wins and Harry reveals to both Hermione and Ron that he never used it in the first place. In celebration, Ron snogs Lavender leaving Hermione upset. Harry follows to console her.
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This was one of my favourites, not only to build, but also to photograph. The light streaking through worked perfectly for this setting. I decided to do the scene from the movie of course, instead of the book where Hermione is actually in a classroom. I liked the simplicity and the emptiness of this area in the castle - its a great reflection of how Hermione was currently feeling.
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If you haven’t had a look already, please visit the previous builders pages. Their interpretations of the series are truly magical, you can see the full series in our Flickr group here.
Gamzigrad (Serbia) '23
Felix Romuliana was built as a retirement home for emperor Galerius. When Diocletian created the tetrarchy the idea was to restore the Roman Empire by increasing the number of emperors so they could deal with problems on different fronts. There was a college of four emperors, two Augusti and two Caesars, and every ten years the Augusti would elevate their Caesars, put new ones in their place, and retire. This worked exactly once. And then Constantine's father died and he decided he wanted to become emperor in his place. So everything went to hell.
Galerius was Diocletian's Caesar and when the old man retired he became the senior Augustus. He had some successes, but ultimately he oversaw the collapse of the tetrarchic government. He's best known for being the force behind the Great Persecution, where the empire made one last attempt to exterminate Christianity. For that reason we get a wonderful description of Galerius' death from a Christian writer called Lactantius explaining how God placed maggots in the great persecutor's bowels and they ate him up from the inside. Lovely. One of the last acts before he died was to issue an edict of toleration in 311, officially ending the persecution.
The imperial retirement home was uniquely tetrarchic type of architecture. Diocletian built himself a retirement home that is now the core of his hometown of Split. His co-Augustus Maximian presumably built a similar one somewhere else, either in Italy or near his hometown of Sirmium (now covered under the city of Sremska Mitrovica). Maximinus Daza built a smaller one with a mausoleum in the isolated site of Šarkamen. Galerius' is the best preserved. Galerius may have been born in Felix Romuliana, although other sources identify his birthplace as Serdica (Sophia). One thing seems clear: he never had the chance to retire here. He was buried here along with his mother Romula, after whom the site was named, on a hill called Magura above the site. There are two mausoleums and burial mounds which mark the site where Galerius and his mum were deified.
Felix alert
Camera: Mamiya C330 Professional
Lens: Mamiya-Sekor 65mm F:3.5 (Seiko shutter) with yellow filter
Exposure: 1/15 @ F/4
Film: Foma Fomapan 100 Classic developed in Kodak Xtol replenished
Boxpleat 28x40
Modèle créé pour un concours ayant comme thème «noir et blanc» pour la convention allemande d'origami (je n'ai pas gagné.) J'ai choisi ce modèle car il représente un des premiers personnages de dessin animé en noir et blanc, étant plus vieux que Mickey Mouse. Si on se fie à wikipédia, ça fait 100 ans cette année que Félix a fait sa première aparation, un curieux hasard. Enfant, il m'est arrivé de le voir à la télévision. Le défi du modèle était évidemment les changements de couleurs sur sont visage. Il m'a fallu beaucoup de créativité pour y parvenir. Le corps était très simple à créer par comparaison. J'ai tenté de m'approcher le plus possible des proportions sur une image de Félix.
Model created for a contest with «black and white» as a theme at the german origami convention (I didn't win.) I chose this model because it represents one of the first animated character from black and white cartoons, being even older than Mickey Mouse. Looking at wikipedia, it's now 100 years since Felix made his first appearance, a curious coincidence. As a kid, I sometimes saw him on TV. The challenge of the model was obviously in the color changes of the face. I needed a lot of creativity to get it right. The body was very simple to design in comparison. I tried to get as close as possible to proportions on an image of Felix.
XWX795 was an AEC Reliance with Roe Dalesman 41-seat coachwork, it was delivered new in May 1959 as Felix 40.
It was sold out of service before the takeover of Felix by SYPTE and was converted into a motor home and named "Dinky Villa". It now has become a restoration project back to its original condition but has been moved from The Trolleybus Museum at Sandtoft where it resided for many years.