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I'm working on a new landscape bed in the front yard. I put this panorama together using PhotoShop so that I can sketch out where I want to put the different plants.

 

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Oh, and don't mind the naked look of the azaleas underneath the picture window. I thinned out about a third of the stems in an attempt to rejuvenate the bushes. They'll fill in throughout the summer.

 

Mamiya C330, Fuji Neopan Acros 100 (@200) in Diafine

 

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One of the Azaleas that is blooming in my front yard right now...

The front end assembly here gets a little cozy. Nitto Mini front rack is the bolt. Tektro front brake cable hanger. SKS fender. Still room for a flat washer and a nut. It's nice and tight, beeswaxed. The nylock is not fully engaged. I maybe could get a mm or two out of the cable hanger with some machining.

Kidical Mass. 702 N Jackson St, Arlington, VA.

The rather fierce looking front of one of the ships @ the Maritime Festival.

front entrance, Upper Valley Mall

 

Upper Valley Mall opened in 1971 and consists of 267,466 square feet. Original anchors included Sears, JCPenney, Woolworth, and Rike Kumler Co (now the former Macy's).

Phil Wood high flange.

the escaramuza dress project. Escaramuza translates to "scramble" basically Mexican drill team. The wear very fancy matching dress and to complex patterns on horse back as a team.This was the first try. Made skirt to big and had to cut out part of it. Pinned all the knife pleats. Didn't like the size or shape of using my ruffler foot on my machine.

Front of Union Station in Wichita Kansas. Built in 1914 and located at 701 E. Douglas Avenue. It housed a Fred Harvey restaurant and had passenger service until 1979.

Front entrance to a home in Shorncliffe, Brisbane, Australia.

Pump & Tap upstairs room

This is a prototype: the neck hole is small and I must remove the faceplate to wear it

And now the front bit...

I noticed this was the only one that had flip out windshield glass.

Brand new home shot for the building company. I re-read Alan Blakeley's dusk shoot article on ProPhotoResource.com before heading out. Lacking a bank of Fresnels I made do as follows: SB80 on a stand in that front room bounced off back wall. It was optically triggered by the strobes outside! 3 SBs outside; CL, behind the letterbox (flagged on the underside to stop spill across the grass) and CR. I needed a big old spotlight to light that garage door evenly...shame I didn't have one. ALL strobes were wearing a 1/2 CTO (to mimic tungsten fresnels??) Finally, this is an exposure blend of 3 frames, with the sky of one of them masked in. The grass is newly laid hence the checker board patchwork.

Front view of the D3X and 24-70 lens sitting on a Really Right Stuff body plate, quick release and ball head. All on a Manfrotto carbon fiber tripod. The obligatory Nikon advertizement strap. Soon to be replaced with an UPstrap.

A Woodland police bike in front of the state capitol.

Cruise with Rosella from Kapellskär to Mariehamn on Åland and back

CámaraCanon EOS 5D Mark II

Exposición 0,017 sec (1/60)

Aperture f/5.0

Lente 24 mm

Velocidad ISO 800

Front 242 - Front By Front

 

Continuing with the classics.

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Name: FRONT CHALLENGER

Type: Crude Oil Tanker

IMO: 9759745

MMSI: 538007002

Call Sign: V7UB7

Flag: Marshall Is

Gross Tonnage: 82515

Summer DWT: 157407

Length:276mts

Breadth:48mts

Home Port: Mujuro

Built: 2016

Builder:New Times Shipbuilding Co. Ltd.

 

My task for today was to re-install Nicks windows after Jerry at Deadline Paint and body had worked his magic.

Not as bad as i'd first feared although the lower front trims fought me a little on account of a previous removal.

Perhaps whoever did it didn't know there are bolts too!

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