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Vidalia may be a wonderful model, but Zinnia always wants to be Front and Center. And while Zinnia's a pretty good model in her own right, she just doesn't get the concept of performing for a treat. Zinnia simply wants the treat.
[SOOC, f/5.6, ISO 100, shutter speed 1/500, -2/3 EV]
The front of the house is pretty much as designed in the book. I did a stumpwork bunny and carrot and had so much fun, decided to add other personal elements on the other walls.
Au cours des années 1850-1860, Trouville bénéficie d'une côte grandissante auprès des citadins des classes aisées de la capitale ou de stature internationale, attirés par la mode anglaise des grands bains de mer. Les villas alignées sur le front de mer viennent s'adosser sur le vieux village de pêcheur de la Côté Fleurie.
another from the 4th of July fireworks at Pittsburgh's Point...the confluence of the 3 rivers. This image is a cropped version...look for the note box, this couple is silhouetted as they stood along the walkway rail..damn! Why didn't I think of that??!!
Description: Afro-American (AFRAM) Exposition, Rash Field, Inner Harbor, Baltimore MD
Date: July 28-29, 1979
Source: Robert Breck Chapman (RBC) Collection
Photo ID: rbcae79s0307
Location: Special Collections, Langsdale Library, University of Baltimore
One of my favorite parts of how this design turned out is the greeting everyone gets as they rise to the front porch. One of the main trunks of this black willow rises through the porch deck, and then through the roof above, and reminds anyone about to enter to whom it is they owe a nod of gratitude for this exceptional experience.
The view from the front doorway of a tholtan on the northern flank of North Barrule, above the Albert Tower. If I had a view like this, I wouldn't bother with a door either ......
With the longer lens, it looks like a small bay sweeping round from Ramsey to the Point of Ayre!
A great view of my Front room - which includes a sitting area in front of the fireplace and a dining area. There are also nice, large windows, that let in a lot of light! The green wall color goes around 1/2 off the room and the other 1/2 is a neutral color.
At the front pin and baste the pleat along the edge and fell into place.
Then with the tip of a dry iron press just the corner lightly.
(Look at the large size to see this more clearly)
MAJORAS' MASK (Project: Terrible Fate)
Quick update! Finished painting some of the details from the front of the mask, now it's time for some weathering.
@ Sinharaja, Sri Lanka
Name : Yellow-fronted Barbet
Binomial nomenclature: Megalaima flavifrons
Status: least concern, endemic
Medium sized Barbet (17cm) endemic to Sri Lanka. Fairly common in the wet-zone, except the high hills. Seen solitary or in pairs frequenting in tall trees of well-wooded areas.
@ Laxapana, Sri Lanka
Name : Velvet-fronted Nuthatch
Binomial nomenclature: Sitta frontalis
Status: least concern, resident
Front Line Assembly live at Festival Kinetik 4.0 in Montreal.
My first time seeing them live. They were pretty good, but I didn't like the like sound as much as their recorded sound.
Front facade.
architect: Raimist architecture, Inc.
project: Raimist Residence.
location: Kirkwood, Missouri
photograph: Alise O'Brien
Eastern Front 1942
The German offensive continues deep into the Soviet Union and when the harsh winter strikes, no one was ready. In the first weeks of these harsh winter most Germans and Russians had no winter gear.
Here,Germans are overrunning a Russian trench. The Germans push towards the Russian lines.
Credit goes to Ralph Savelsberg for sharing his designs and teaching us alot, especially about landing gear.
Based on the excellent strategy mod Kaiserreich: Legacy of the Weltkreig, in whose alternate history most of my models are set.
This particular example flew with British 807 Squadron 'Trabajadores'; formed from Spanish Marxists exiled after the failed rising against their King. The unit is famed for their dedication and ferocity and sank two of the three German carriers at the Battle of Dogger Bank.