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"Die Sonnenbrille ist mein mobiler Lidschatten. Durch sie sieht alles ein bisschen jünger und schöner aus." - Karl Lagerfeld.
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"The sunglasses are my mobile eyeshadow, and everything looks a little younger and more beautiful." - Karl Lagerfeld
About the eye: The eye under the sunglasses is called "Glotzer" and consists of fruit gum.
Un venditore di ombrelli porta un arcobaleno di colori in una spiaggia altrimenti desolata. Ma, a prescindere da questo, oggi c'era a tratti un cielo veramente stupendo... col polarizzatore le nuvole sembravano tridimensionali.
Foto di oggi, Canon 600D con obbiettivo EF-S 18-135 IS STM a 18mm, polarizzatore, mano libera.
Just needed a little height to include the CN family of power sitting in the Car Works as NS southbound 145 rolls towards TRRA Madison Yard. CN / GT power is for the nightly TRRA to Centralia local as well as power staged for work at Quality Rail (located in the background).
05-16-2020
NS1850South_Train145_MadisonIllinois_05162020_drone Anafi 1.6.8
Have a great Tuesday!!!
A day in the life of a Mr. Mom.
Off to the Library for storytime and then a play group.
Off to Michael's Crafts store for frames (Mr. Mom makes a little money).
Lunch and nap time (nap for baby...I will then Flickr).
Then, off to Home Depot to rent a Rug shampooer.
Tonight, Make some dinner, shampoo rugs, laugh, love, spend time with Dale and do most of whatever Gracie tells us to do, and Flickr a little more.
This is how the Ontario Provincial government manages, school capacity. Build a standard size building and add and subtract portables as needed.
Where as the Canadian government which has responsibility for Native reservation schools across Canada, usually provides only portables and hardly ever builds regular schools.
I've had this kicking around my office of a while now. I saw some other (larger) cassette MOCs and figured I should get this photographed asap.
I uploaded these photos of my Portable Life museum to show it to a Flickr friend. The purpose of this ”journal” is to collect memorabilia from everyday life or travels and little adventures, anything really that can fit in a book. I made the cover with thick paper covered with the green fabric. The text on the front cover is acrylic paint. Since I’m a paper hoarder, I had lots to pick from; so I collected a handfull of papers and envelopes and glued them into the journal. This made the base, to which I can attach the memorabilia - with glue, scotch tape, paper clips, or with a stapler. On one of the pages you can see some of the things from my latest batch of street combing finds. I’d say this journal is half full at the moment, and to be honest - I have no idea what to do with it once it’s full hahaa
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Disconnected today to enable our windows to be washed.
77 F equals 25 C,
Garden Village, Burnaby, British Columbia
I uploaded these photos of my Portable Life museum to show it to a Flickr friend. The purpose of this ”journal” is to collect memorabilia from everyday life or travels and little adventures, anything really that can fit in a book. I made the cover with thick paper covered with the green fabric. The text on the front cover is acrylic paint. Since I’m a paper hoarder, I had lots to pick from; so I collected a handfull of papers and envelopes and glued them into the journal. This made the base, to which I can attach the memorabilia - with glue, scotch tape, paper clips, or with a stapler. On one of the pages you can see some of the things from my latest batch of street combing finds. I’d say this journal is half full at the moment, and to be honest - I have no idea what to do with it once it’s full hahaa
The remains of my first ever mp3 player. The creative Zen Jukebox.
I got this before i-pods ever came out, it had a roll bar on the side, a green dot matrix screen was the size of brick and weighed about 300 grams and it held an, at the time, massive 30 gigs.
I've had this kicking around my office of a while now. I saw some other (larger) cassette MOCs and figured I should get this photographed asap.
I have all these 1x1 tiles printed with the radioactive symbol and I wasn't sure what to make with them so I made little portable radioactive devices aka suitcase bombs.
Features our new radioactive tiles in the 1x1 size. Radioactive tiles are machine printed (digital)
Portable power stations which move around the RioTinto/Kennecott open pit copper mine (orange boxes) which convert the high voltage Alternating Current from the power lines to High Amperage Direct Current used to power the huge digging machines used to dig up the material from the mine and put it in the giant dump trucks. The power lines move all around the mine and are put in place where the current digging operations are going on.
Happy Telegraph Tuesday!
de portables - nordjyllands kunstmuseum - aalborg, 2007/08/22
Belgian post-pop band playing for free at the Kunstmuseum this summer. Probably the best sound quality i’ve heard in Aalborg so far. The acoustic of this amphitheatre is quite impressive.
All pictures taken with a Lomo Lc-a+ on fuji superia xtra 400.