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My Epic Gear Guide for Landscapes & Portraits!
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My Epic Book: Photographing Women Models!
Portrait, Swimsuit, Lingerie, Boudoir, Fine Art, & Fashion Photography Exalting the Venus Goddess Archetype: How to Shoot Epic ...
Epic! Beautiful Surf Fine Art Portrait Swimsuit Bikini Models!
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Golden Ratio Compositions & Secret Sacred Geometry for Photography, Fine Art, & Landscape Photographers: How to Exalt Art with Leonardo da Vinci's, Michelangelo's!
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A Simple Guide to the Principles of Fine Art Nature Photography: Master Composition, Lenses, Camera Settings, Aperture, ISO, ... Hero's Odyssey Mythology Photography)
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Beautiful Surf Goddesses! Athletic Action Portraits of Swimsuit Bikini Models! Athena, Artemis, Helen, and Aphrodite!
ゴールド・ベアー、トレント・サップリング、ヒュージ・ホーネット。
世界観が変わりすぎて、みなさんにお叱り受けそうだな・・・と思いながら加工していました。最初はクマで渋い加工と張り切っていたのにいつの間にかファンタジックな流れに。
Me along with a small gaggle of troops, all airmen 3rd class, were missent to Naha Air Base in Okinawa for three months, June, July, & August. Hoooootttt.....Huuuuuummmmiddd. We did all kind of odd jobs and of course none of us were ever promoted, we all left in August with that one lonely stripe on our arms. But, every Saturday was USO tour day!!! If it wasn't for the USO in Naha, those three months would have been like three years.
HKL 836 'Daisy'
AEC Regal I/Beadle O35F
Guide Friday
Bourton-on-the-Water, 30 August 2000
New to Maidstone & District
Overhanging trees precluded double-deckers from the Cotswold Tour so a pair of rather unusual open-top single-deckers were used instead. These were two of the three 1947 AEC Regal 'boats' converted by Maidstone & District, to which Guide Friday had added cab roofs. After City Sightseeing took over, these Regals were replaced by a drastically different vehicle, an Iveco/Indcar Maxim minicoach.
A Guide on Male to Female Shoe Sizes (Male to Female Transgender / Crossdressing Tips)
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Shopping for shoes might seem intimidating, but this article will ease all your worries! You will be a woman’s shoe buying natural by the end of this short article. It is honestly very simple once you figure out and remember the math of it all. A good idea "crossdresser Tips" would be to k
My friend and I went to the park in her neighborhood. These are her park buddy guides... each with a name and personality. They all live in the neighborhood area. And, each one was so friendly!
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1. I am Ruro-kun.,
2. I am Momo-chan.,
4. Here are Yubi-kun and Shiro-kun.,
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NEW Chilton Repair Manual Guide Book Honda Civic Del Sol 1996-2000 t.co/za6l2QVbN6 t.co/mrgRHr8ebB (via Twitter twitter.com/ManualsPRO/status/806125883903778817)
The final departure on the final day of operation of the Guide Friday Airbus Express service. It operated for exactly 10 years, originally using Leyland Atlanteans.
Bernie Fuchs TV guide covers January 13, 1968
this is a print i don't own it.
Print size is 11 inches by 14 inches
About TV Guide Cover Portraits:
Every week, TV Guide would do a new issue with a new cover. They would prepare these covers in advance, and produce these large Eastman Dye Transfer prints.
The color dye transfer process was an expensive one that resulted in very high quality, true-to-life prints with brilliant colors.
The prints were shipped out to the various TV Guide regional offices, the local network affiliate stations (if the promoted one of their shows), and to other production executives. By all official estimates, some of these cover portraits were produced in quantities of less than 100 each.
Class45 45065 moves out of the yard at Guide Bridge with a coal train, once again Guide Bridge proved to be a good place to photograph, loco,s seen on this visit were, 76006 76009 76012 76013 76015 76023 76024 76032 76033 76034 76039 76051 40009 40070 40080 40166 40178 47124 25104 25248 25282 25285 25306 25307 37033. 02/09/1980.
Kevin Connolly - All rights reserved so please do no use this image without my explicit permission
A helpfully annotated guide to various elements of the Passover seder. The photograph was taken during an excellent meal in Bristol.
One of the other "green machines" at the time, 40136 passes Guide Bridge on freight with the nose of 40181 adding to this vintage view of March 3oth 1977
Somebody once asked, "How do you know what you're shooting with a pinhole camera?"
A well known photographer recently said composing a pinhole photograph was a matter of guesswork.
I know many pinholers like this way of working but there is a way to get exactly what you want if (like me) you're not so free and easy. (I think the hit-and-miss approach puts some people off trying)
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I mostly use my Zero69 on the square format setting.
The focal length is 40mm and the film height is 5.5cm.
The first thing to do is to scratch a deep line down the center of a cokin filter.
Measure 40mm down that line and scratch another line at a right angle. This is your projected focal length.
Measure 5.5cm on that second line so that it sits equally either side of the center-line and mark it. This is your 'projected film plane.'
Scratch two lines from these marks down to the base of the center-line.
All three lines should join together on the edge of your filter.
When composing a photograph place the filter up against the front of the camera directly in line with the pinhole.
Look directly down the 'field of view' lines. Everything you see that sits between these lines will be in the photograph.
Repeat for the Y-axis (up+down)
The center-line is useful for positioning the focal point off-center.
This example was given using a 40mm focal-plane camera. If you're using 25mm, change the math. The same applies if you're shooting at 6x9 and so on and so forth.
It's better to use a cokin filter than a piece of card as you can see through it.
G29 TGW is a Dennis Dart/Carlyle bus seen in Stratford when in the ownership of Guide Friday (Stratford Blue). It had started life with Orpington Buses at DT29 in June 1990. It later went to Ensign, the Purfleet dealer, who sold it to County Coaches, Canterbury in May 2007.
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Passing under the heavy duty remnants of the former 1500v DC Woodhead Route catenary, Northern 142064 slows for the stop at Guide Bridge. A very busy spot that sees eight stoppers, four non-stop and a freight in the hour after this train.
The line to left is the normally freight only (plus weekly parliamentarian train) line to Heaton Norris Jct via Denton.
I discovered animals spirits about 1 year and a half ago. I "used" the eagle, the deer, the humming bird and most recently the horse and the tiger. I choosen the horse for this contest because of its sensibilities.
I'm think that all them come when we need them, every one has a thing to teatch us. I ove them all. :)
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@YBsilon-Stock - Tree Leaves
@kuschelirmel-stock - Sky
@kuschelirmel-stock - Tree
@kevron2001 - Sky II
@ObscureLilium - Grass Brush
@CAStock - Grass
@faestock - Model
@HumbleBeez - Horse
Any other thing painted.
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The snap is none too good but is evidence that there was once a frequent (possibly hourly) service between Stockport and Stalybridge, calling Reddish South, Denton and Guide Bridge stations on the way.
For many years between the 1960s and 1980s two-car dmus were frequently to be found on this service. Here one such 2-car set comes under the wires of the 1500v dc Woodhead route as it crosses Stockport Junction (signal box in the background) to enter Guide Bridge station before heading off via Guide Bridge North to Stalybridge.
even amidst the world filled with falsehood...that we help each other with our love...that amidst the darkness of sin is the truth of peace that shines for all...
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WCA 942W
Leyland Leopard/Plaxton Supreme IV C57F
Guide Friday
Stratford-upon-Avon, 30 May 2001
New to Bostocks, Congleton
A single-deck coach is not a type usually associated with Guide Friday, but this one was used as a driver training vehicle in the early 2000s. It came here from the troubled pre-Status Group incarnation of Stratford Blue, which was a trading name of Dynamo Travel. After Ensign took over, it was despatched to the Purfleet dealership but appears not to have found another operator.