View allAll Photos Tagged Mobile...
Grue mobile BLH (Baldwin Lima Hamilton), Welsford, Nouveau Brunswick, Mai 2011.
Baldwin Lima Hamilton (BLH) truck crane, Welsford, New Brunswick, May 2011.
Photo by former AMPt member Refugee Phan
IG: refugee_p
Process:
Daang where do I start. Well, it’s a juxtapose of 3 shots done morning, noon and night with our beloved iPhone 4. Wanted it that way so you all can see the various lights available during the wee hours which let’s face it is the detriment of the mobile device, small glass, needs big light source. Oh! And I used both my Photojojo fisheye and wide angle attachments. A must have for all you crafty cats. Now the Apps. To start off with we’re Panorama360 and Juxtaposer to set the play field/ then into CameraFx we go for a splash of cross processing and confining it all squared/ then we add some more Rays/ into Filterstorm for some straightening and finally into my new favourite app Snapseed for sharpening and boosting up the contrast. Turned out pretty neat I thinks :)
I'm in love with the mods I made to my original design. Now featuring a working drivers hatch as well as opening ammo storage on the turret. Also has a much more realistic rotation point as I had been off before. Other than that it's pretty straight forward. All in all this has gone from a design I was 75% happy with to one I'm 100% happy with. Let me know what you think!
Just one of the Host of vehicles used in the Airbus A380 in minifig scale shown at Brickvention in 2010
Esse móbile tb vai para o quarto da linda Augusta.Amei fazer,já tô pensando até em novos projetos com bonequinhas de eva.Me inspirei no trabalho de www.flickr.com/photos/giselecavinato/4716983067/.Lá tem coisas lindas de bebê.Confira!!!!!
Mobile Load Bank loco no. ADB 968021 in BR Research Division livery. This was formerly 84009 and is seen at Cricklewood depot shed on 9 October 1982.
I have been working on these baby mobiles for awhile now..finally have them finished..I had four going at the same time..
I really enjoy combining different mediums and crafts..My love for both felt and fabric and hand embroidery were utilized in these creations.
This mobile was created from the gorgeous Pottery Barn fabric pillow shams I purchased..Bought them specifically to repurpose the fabric..So I created some stuffed and plush birdies..using the fabric combined with different colored felt...I also elaborated on the flower pattern of the fabric adding detailed petals to the already present stitched designs..
I then handcrafted some various rosebuds in different sizes and colors and even with different methods of creation..I found some very nice branches around town and painted each to coordinate with the various color patterns of each mobile..and voila!
Each mobile can either be hung..or perched as a shelf sitter..as the branches were selected with just the right amount of knots and stability for that purpose..
See my Flickr profile for links to the shop..
This Reading-registered Ford Transit was seen on the front on the Brighton/Hove borders on 8 January 2011. Although new in 1972, it appears not to have been registered until 1975.
They have this as a window display at the local opticians, it freaks me out every time I walk passed... truly the stuff of nightmares!
I knew people wouldn't believe me if i didn't get photographic evidence of what i saw at lutwyche today.
Your eyes do not deceive you. It is a mario kart kiddies ride. It costs 2 dollars a ride in case you're wondering cameron.
Wa-ha!
Playing with colour-splashing. Last Sunday at a friends house there was the really old phone sitting in the floor. I took the photo as I thought my red socks are a nice contrast and since I like colour-splashing .... here you go!
Back from a mission, a CF-188 Hornet fighter from 425 Tactical Fighter Squadron Bagotville is immobilized and inspected by technicians in Trapani, Italy, on March 22, 2011.
De retour d’une mission, un CF188 Hornet du 425e Escadron tactique de chasse de Bagotville est immobilisé et inspecté par des techniciens à Trapani en Italie, le 22 mars 2011.
Photo : Cpl Marc-André Gaudreault
IS2011-6002-058