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A page from a field notes notebook I have. Doodles plus the only wireframe a wordpress plugin I'm building will ever need.
I've had this one field notes notebook laying around for a while. I'm taking it for a test run as I'm planning to bring three of the tiny little objects (plain paper) to italy as a sketchbook + vacation notes combo.
Living near an elementary school has its perks.. like finding gems like this one
ps: dont tell anyone
1981 GMDD T6H5307N, Former Montreal #24-084. Note the standee windows which TTC T6H5307Ns don't have
A pile of Euro notes and magnifying glass. This image would be great if you were writing an article about analyzing your finances or savings.
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So this is a very heartfelt note that my six-year-old daughter, (to whom I adoringly refer as The Munch), left for my wife. We found this after The Munch went to bed. I thought it was very thoughtful and cute, but also hilarious (in a "tear in the old man's eye" kind of way), so I thought I would share. To those of you that have munchkins of your own, if you feel compelled to comment, please feel free to share a story of your own as your comment.
don't choose the film with the white masks and knifes.
i decided to rent 'The Strangers' from blockbuster on friday night due to them not have blair witch project........ so i brought this to el's to watch and it was the biggest mistake i have done.
it's a really good film but we were so scared, like screaming, holding each others hands, hiding behind cushions, constantly pausing the film scared. hahaha we sound like wimps but it is a really weird film. But yeah i like these pictures from the evening!
p.s don't watch the film haha
All hand made and there were hundreds if not thousands ...
Ringling Museum of the American Circus
Sarasota, FL
December 2013
I had my Pentax Spotmatic II CLA-ed. I also got a Super Takumar F1.8 as a replacement for the F2.0. Shot on Adox Silvermax 100 iso, what a great film is that!
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Nová generácia Galaxy Note 3 s perfektným 5,7" FullHD displejom, 4 jadrovým procesorom ideálnym pre multitasking a ovladádaním perom S Pen + inteligentné hodinky Galaxy Gear.
Hooray! Blue arrived today. After denying myself so many purchases, a pack of three notebooks is really splashing out! Also, husband cracked a laugh over the "Band of Rubber" included. I love the clicky ballpoint pens that come with these, but secretly not a fan of the pencil other than as a desk accessory. Nevermind. I had to amend this because I just sharpened one up, and the lead was much softer than I remembered. Just about perfect in fact, but I still love the Rhodias - their orange and black color scheme look smashing with Field Notes.
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Have you ever took pictures in a trip using filters and when you are back home processing the photos you realize that you have completely forgotten what filter you used on each photo? Or, you were in a guided tour and forgot some interesting information about the place that the guide mentioned? Or yet, you forgot the location were the photos were taken?
With Shutter Notes you can take notes of these things while you are photographing (with any camera) and mark a sequence of photos where the notes apply. This is done by taking a picture of the phone screen displaying the note, in the start and at the end of the sequence. This is useful on that situation when you use an accessory on a trip, like a ND filter for example, and when you are back home and start processing the photos you realize that you have completely forgotten what filter you used on each photo. In this case, using the app you will have a shot marking the start of the sequence where the filter was used and another marking the end. You can also write a title, a description and a list of tags (accessories used) for photos that you will upload to Flickr™ and have the notes applied to these photos when they are online, together with (if you want) the location where the sequence was shot, automatically taken by the app.
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Death Note Cosplay
Place: Gigi's House
Models: Gisella Guerreo as Raito and Artiro Pozo as L
Photography: Ayelen Leon
Found photos, a lost life.
Photos found in a plastic bag at Waterlooplein flea market.
All photos in this set belonged to Willem Agathus Huygens, a Dutch artist who was born on June 24th 1914 in Poerwokerto, the Dutch Indies.
A life in a plastic bag.
If anyone knows more about this gentleman, his family or what is shown on the pictures, please let me know.
Tried this with the Kindle the other day, and liked the result, so thought I'd be "creative" and attempt a self-portrait.
Note to self: start taking camera to work, so I can continue uploading photos that are remotely decent!
Notes: The view appears to be Jamison Valley looking south from Wentworth Falls picnic reserve with Mount Solitary on the right.
Format: Colour photograph, medium format, scanned from a transparency.
Licensing: Attribution, non-commercial, share alike, creative commons.
Repository: Blue Mountains Library library.bmcc.nsw.gov.au
Part of: Local Studies Collection PF 2947
Provenance: BMCC
The note left on my desk by two of my students...
"Gone for smoky treat - Back in 5"
Bless them.
580EX II in top left corner for some bouncy light to cover up the nasty background. Triggered with RF-602. I am now using a senior lecturer in video production as a light stand - It works well because he knows what I'm going on about.
File name: 06_01_000710
Call no.: Ms.Am.229(23)
Title: Boston Massacre trial notes [page 1]
Creator/Contributor: Adams, John, 1735-1826 (creator)
Creation date: 1770
Summary: John Adams's original trial notes from the Boston Massacre.
Genre: Manuscripts
Transcription:
Evidence of Commotions that Evening.
James Crawford: Went home to Bull’s Wharf at dark about 6 o’clock, met numbers of people going down toward the Town House with sticks. At Calf’s Corner, I saw about a dozen with sticks. At Calf’s Corner Saw above a dozen with sticks; in Quaker Lane and Green’s Lane, met many going towards King Street. They had very great sticks, pretty large cudgels, not common walking canes.
Archibald Gould: I was going to Crawford’s at Bull’s Wharf at 8pm. At Swing Bridge, the people were walking from all quarters with sticks. I was afraid to go Home, went through Green’s Lane, and met many People the streets in such commotion as I hardly ever saw in my Life. Uncommon sticks, such as a man would pull out of a Hedge. Was at Hancock’s Wharf, [when] the bells begin to ring. Mem., it must have been later.
[crossed through] Archibald Wilson, William Hunter, David Mitchelson, James Silking, Archibald Bowman, William Dixion: Six of us were all at our house at Mr. Hunter’s, and all agree in their general account and with witness B. Davis. [end cross through]
John Gillispie: At 7pm, went up to the South End to Mr. Silvester’s, met forty or fifty, with white sticks, in small parties of four or five in a Party. This was through the Main Street.
Thomas Knight: At his own Door, eight or ten passed with sticks or clubs and one of them said, “Damn their Bloods. Let us go and attack the main guard first.” The Bell were ringing. One of them made and pause and said, “Let us go and get our guns. I’ll go and get my gun.” He went in and told his wife he believed there would be bloodshed. This was also in the main street.
Nat. Russell vid. Mem, if these Witnesses are believed, People were in Motion both in the main street and from the Town House toward the South End and in Quaker Lane, and Greens Lane.
Archibald Wilson, Hunter, Mitchelston, Silking, Bowman, Dixon, six of them were all at one House at Mr. Hunter’s in Dock Square, and all agree in their general account, though they don’t all remember
Location: Boston Public Library, Rare Books Department
Rights: No known restrictions
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I'm stampolina and I love to take photos of stamps. Thanks for visiting this pages on flickr.
I'm neither a typical collector of stamps, nor a stamp dealer. I'm only a stamp photograph. I'm fascinated of the fine close-up structures which are hidden in this small stamp-pictures. Please don't ask of the worth of these stamps - the most ones have a worth of a few cents or still less.
By the way, I wanna say thank you to all flickr users who have sent me stamps! Great! Thank you! Someone sent me 3 or 5 stamps, another one sent me more than 20 stamps in a letter. It's everytime a great surprise for me and I'm everytime happy to get letters with stamps inside from you!
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