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I had to go to Louisville for work today, so I stopped off at Office Depot to pick up some supplies. When I got home I dropped the bag and my papers on the floor... and Jinxie immediately fell asleep on top of them.
Our Daily Challenge "Begins With P"
This is an old oil painting on canvas that my father painted a very long time ago. It has passed hands throughout the family and at some point was mistreated as now there is a mess of what looks like varnish all over it. Does anyone happen to know the best way to repair this myself without ruining it further? I am very happy to have it in my possession and would like to hang it on my wall. My dad was a gifted artist who didn't usually think so of himself. Most of his paintings didn't even get signed by him (this one was!) because he was displeased with how they came out - I think. His art was entered into a local gallery contest once, without him knowing it...and it ended up winning a large amount of money. Even still, to talk to him today about his talent, he shuns it off as less than it is. Nonetheless, I admire this about him :) His focus was landscapes - nature scenes with the occasional deer, and rough seas like this one - sometimes with boats, evoking some scary childhood boating memories for me, of being out on the boat in turbulent waters that don't intimidate him as the avid boatsman.
SD45 #6137 was at the helper terminal on the ex-Pennsy mainline at Cresson, PA on November 26, 1975. (pc446a)
Photo fait, en lumière naturelle. La lumière viens de la fenêtre, en arrière, du bureau.
Photo made with natural light. The light comes from behind the desk
I need somebody's help...I need anybody's help...you know I need someone...HELP!!
PLEASE!!! - will you vote, and get others to vote, for my purple stripey crocus picture that is in this competition, was in the lead, through the efforts of all you kind people, and is currently being pushed out of the running for third place.
Voting ends at 2pm British time, today, Thursday 29th April.
My last ditch attempt ;0)
Margaret Clough x
Thanks a million to everyone who voted for me - I came third. You are all wonderful!
It was so close at the end and so stressful I had to have a lie down afterwards!:0)
Let me know if I can return the compliment any time - I'd be only too happy to...
blog.interflora.co.uk/interflora-spring-flowers-photo-com...
So a month or so ago the afghan eyes I have for Millie poked out her eyelashes. And thinking it would be easy to glue them back in I attempted to fix them, no luck. My hands tremble far too much apparently to handle such delicate work, and now she's stuck with no eyelashes.
So I figured maybe someone knows of a company that sells good quality blonde/light brown eyelashes, because getting new ones might make it slightly easier, seeing as how her old ones had been reused before.
Also, some general tips on applying eyelashes would be appreciated, I tried with tooth picks and such but no luck.
Ginnie: "Mom, look what the girls and I found--your old Santa lamp. I think he's cute!"
Mom: "Thanks for bringing him out, Ginnie. He is fun to look at."
HELP REQUIRED
By the spring of 1984 the pressure of a young family considerably curtailed my railway photography. Another aspect that also suffered was my record keeping of what I had actually taken and here is a case in point, a Agfacolour CT18 transparency of a Class 47 approaching Liverpool Street. The transparency mount has a date of February 1984 stamped on it so dating the shot to late 1983 or early 1984. The Class 47 has a Stratford “silver roof” and carries nameplates.
Any suggestions as to the identity of the Class 47 Gratefully received.
General consensus is this is 47579
Canon AT1, Agfacolour CT18
I've recently experimented in painting a dark bley helmet from Arealight to achieve the desired shade of white on Scorch's faceplate; my problem is that the paint looks bumpy and terrible.
I need help from people who know their way around paints, any tips or advice, instructions or such that you can give me for getting the paint job to be smoother? I already tried thinning the acrylic paint with water, but this is the outcome. Am I doing something wrong? Anyways, any tips or advice are welcome!
Helper power is the norm in the mountains of central Pennsylvania on the Pittsburgh Line of Norfolk Southern. The view is from the top of Tunnel Hill. Ahead for this train is Horseshoe Curve outside of Altoona.
This appears to be written in paint - not blood. Though it did lend extra interest to an otherwise boring room.
A helper set gets onto the main at Livingston to shove a westbound loaded coal train over Bozeman Pass.
Brean beach is pretty isolated, so I went to try and get some long exposure of the night sky. I didn't quite get what I was after so though I'd have a go at some long exposure shots whilst I mess around with a torch. This is my attempt to write the word "Help" in the air...
Still, the long exposure did bring out the stars! I think the two really bright ones are Venus and Jupiter, as they were visible in the night sky recently. The bright lights in the middle right are from Cardiff, while the lights in the middle left are from Swansea.
I know it's a cliché, but this looks better on black!
hello my loves! OK this is a post I want everyone to see. I'm looking for a talented artist that can make this version of Ariel into a doll for me! Due to not having time and my lack of sewing skills, I can't make her myself lol!! I'm looking to pay about $100-$200 for her (pricing can be talked about in emails via Flickr) If any of you lovely people know of any custom doll makers please comment their name so I can see their work! Thank you
I've only had my little helpers for two days now, they are proving to be a great help around the house.
I've been quite busy this morning so when they offered to open my new bag of bird seed and fill my feeders I jumped at the chance and said yes.
Unfortunately I forgot to tell them that I prefer the bag to be opened at the top to save too much mess but by the time I found them I was too late.
Oh well, they were only trying to help,
Merry Christmas to you all.
A westbound coal train rolls into Livingston, Montana and stops to receive a set of helpers on the rear for the trip over Bozeman Pass.
Even the cheese guy needs a helper! This was shot with a single halogen desk lamp. Edits in Lightroom Classic & Photoshop CC
I have a display going up at an ob/gyn office very soon. I already have a few other prints picked out but wanted one of these for the front lobby wall. It is going to be at least a 30x40 in size and a gallery wrapped canvas. Please choose your favorite. It will be on the first wall you see when you walk in so I want it to have impact.
Thanks.
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"Vincent, Vincent--enough with the sunflowers already. Maybe, I don't know--a naked Lady? Maybe then, we could make some real money!" (attributed to van Gogh's brother Theo)
Date: 2012/07/22
Camera: DSLR-A900
Exposure: 1/200 sec at f/7.1, ISO 100
Lens: 85mm F1.4 ZA
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