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SN Front St., 3:9:73; While running around a single boxcar on Sacramento's Front Street, switchman Otto Munich rides the steps of Alco S1 405 as engineer Harold Remy watches from the cab. Out of view to the left is Espee's Walnut Grove Branch, today used by CSRM's Sacramento Southern Railroad. Dave Stanley photo ©2022
Thought I'd try something with a bit more detail today. I've seen people like Scott Robertson using ballpoint pens to draw futuristic car and spaceship designs and thought I'd try it out. It actually works quite well - I can't write with one at all but they're not bad for drawing with - allowing you to lay down very feint perspective and construction guides which can later be made heavier and clearer.
This image shows the front axle, part of the suspension and the wonderful radiator which comes up to about nose height. That swooping shape on the left arm of the chassis is a wooden former for a part which will later be made in aluminium. There are various pieces like this which can be bolted on to make the car more streamlined...
Another photographer-friendly species. They sat nicely, posed well and provided front and back views. Obviously an efficient and considerate species, LOL. Slightly larger than a domestic cat.
The sign next to their enclosure said "South West African Suricate, or Meerkat (Suricata suricatta hahni)". I am sure that makes sense to somebody! San Diego zoo.
Nikon D700 + AF-S Nikkor 70-300mm VR
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Front porch at a cottage in the Village. Note the plaque on the wall denoting the date of original construction, in this case 1945.
Dr Richard St Mark Dawes (year unknown)
Front: “John Hood, Glenelg, S.A.”
Gawler History Team Inc. would like to thank the Robertson Family for this photo
Please follow this link: drive.google.com/file/d/1yyWHQpkS941sDZ04qw8uzwEUX517Fz9y... to view an itemised catalogue of the Dr Dawes Family Photo Album Collection.
Sin editar, de la pequeña sesion de ayer =) Se porta excelente el YN470!
Nikon D70 + Nikkor 18-70mm f/3.5-4.5G
18mm | f 3.5 | 1/125 | ISO 200
Flash YN460 a potencia desconocida a mi izquierda, disparado por Trigger Yianisi
Sweet Kogswell 650B fork (with 1 inch steer tube). Paul Centerpull Brake looks great and stops great!
Four of my photos has made it to "Front Page".... So happy for that...I have to thank all my good Flickr friends for all good support and friendships. THANK YOU !!!
Wish all of you a great Weekend!!!!!!!!
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There is only a slight change of less than 2 degrees to the angle of the 16-Piece module to make it 17-Piece. Folding from "Hong Pows" [Lucky Red Packets] will generate different kaleidoscopic patterns for the front and back. The models in their closed or compressed state are very stable but when expanded, becomes unstable and will break apart easily when over-expanded. I did not assemble any 17-Piece modules for version #1 as the centre holes get larger with more modules added. In this version #2 the centre holes only get slightly larger when in their closed or compressed state. The modules are folded from 7.5cm squares of Chiyogami and squares cut from Hong Pows. Many thanks to Andrey Hechuev's 8-Piece New-Found Hope Star which has inspired me to come up with this Expandable Pinwheel Series.
Purchased as a slave, Kingsley's wife, Anna Madgigine Jai, was freed in 1811. She was active in plantation management and became a successful business woman owning her own property. As an American territory, Florida passed laws that discriminated against free blacks and placed harsh restrictions on African slaves. This prompted Kingsley to move his family, impacted by these laws, to Haiti, now the Dominican Republic, where descendants of Anna and Zephaniah live today.