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Flit stretches and manages to reach the nearby paper flipping through the damp pages and stops at a poorly written gossip column.
She reads about a paragraph down before crumpling it up to wipe her ass.
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Haters keep talking shit cause you making us famous ♫
This has been my darkroom for the last couple of weeks. Nothing fancy, as you can see, but it enabled me to quickly develop my 4x5 negatives, as I was shooting them, and later make contact prints . #lessismore
The Double Bass, is it the epitome of an easily portable instrument ideal for a travelling musician?
This chap at Warwick seems to have no problem, though getting a bus might throw some challenges!
I enjoyed photowalk with 130 friends on that day. The first meeting with such friends who had hardly met though it was good friends were very nice.
I presented this tower to her as a souvenir.
On June 28, 2014 in twin towers.
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この日は130人の友達とフォトウォークを楽しみました。 とても仲良しなのに会ったことがない、そんな友達との初対面はとても嬉しかったです。
彼女にはお土産にこの塔を持って帰ってもらいました。
2014年6月28日、世界貿易センタービルにて。
Reddish Egret - Blackpoint Wildlife Drive, Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge, Titusville, Florida
I captured this image from my portable blind (a.k.a. truck), using my roo-frack rig and the 600. As I approached at idling speed, I slowed to a crawl, and looked for a opening between the roadside vegetation, to bracket the desired position of the subject between two OOF bushes. I then waited for the egret to walk into the frame where it would create thirdsy/triangulated balance with the mangrove and OOF bushes in the foreground.
Ansel Adams would have likely called this type of technique compositional previsualization. Though for Ansel, "previsualization" was more about the B&W tones in the final print, and how he would get there via predetermined exposures and delelopmental (i.e. chemical) manipulations.
I came across this photo at work today of a friend and former colleague working intently on his portable computer! Circa late 1980's I believe. I wonder if its operating system was DOS or Windows. There's no mouse nor some other cursor control device that I can see.
10% NEW RELEASE SALE until March 28!
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A fully functional hand-held sensor inspired by the classic sci-fi horror genre, the Portable Scanner can detect and display up to 6 targets. Immersive features include dual scanning modes, adjustable scanning range, togglable audio alerts and flashlight.
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Features
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~ Left and Right handed versions
~ Black and Olive variants
~ Fully functional animated screen displaying up to 6 detected targets
~ Optional HUD fully synchronized to the scanner
~ Adjust all available settings on the fly with functional buttons on both scanner and HUD
~ Dual mode; AGENT detects avatars, ACTIVE detects scripted or physical objects as well as avatars
~ Optional audio ping with frequency proportional to detection distance
~ Toggle instrument lighting + projector flashlight
~ Optional scanning range between 5 to 95 meters
~ Materials enabled (normal + glow + spec) **
~ Mod + Copy perms
** Must have a supported viewer with the Advanced Lighting Model feature turned on in preferences. Instructions available at community.secondlife.com/t5/Featured-News/Get-the-New-Mat...
Hangry // Portable fan
▷ Copy / Mod
▷ Animated hold & decor
▷ Purchase includes fan with a stand for decor, and an animated fan in hand
▷ all fans include a hud w/ 9 color options to mix and match different parts of fan
▷ Animation: gyazo.com/f1316330402ff3703dc2b125f16c36ad
Coming to Equal10 - August 10th!
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"You gotta try these holes. They work on everything! Order soon, they won't last!"
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Created for the All-Around Awesome Weekly Theme, HOLES.
Prototype detachable fender that doubles as a rear carrier. I made this so the bicycle can travel on the high speed French TGV trains. These require a bike to be partially disassembled to a package of 120 x 90 cm max. Wheels strapped to the frame, bars flipped, pedals off. In the bagage compartments, the whole package lays on its side.
On the train stations I was too busy packing the contraption in the tarp of my tent to take any photos, but it worked well enough. Assembled, the rear carrier can take some small panniers with a light load.
Small wood case with spring lid contains portable blood pressure gauge; hinged mercury tube and measuring gauge unfolds; cylinder is made to attach tube from blood pressure cuff. Mercury has been removed.
Manufacturer’s tag reads, “The Nicholson “Princo” Sphygmomanometer / Precision Thermometer & Instrument Co., 1434 Brandywine St, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania“. Tag includes instructions and various patent dates (the last being April 28, 1914)
L 7 7/8", W 2' 4", D 1 1/2"
Likely owned by Dr. Mila Rindge. Donated by his daughter, Dr. Milo Rindge. Learn more about her at www.madisonhistory.org/doctor-in-the-house/.
ACC# 87.24
See more museum items at flic.kr/s/aHskgxX9We.
(Photo credit Bob Gundersen www.flickr.com/photos/bobphoto51/albums)
This beauty was in my portable trap which i'd set up at Grangelands reserve in the Chilterns overnight. I wasn't expecting much as it was clear skies all night and the temperature dropped to 5 centigrade, but i had 18 moths in the trap this morning! Other species were my first ever Puss moth to a trap; also
Coxcomb prominent (1);
Treble lines (1);
Flame shoulder (1);
Nut-tree tussock (3);
Waved umber (1);
Small waved umber (1);
Treble bar (1);
Red twin-spot carpet (1);
Green carpet (1);
Water carpet (1);
Brimstone moth (1);
Acleris cristana (1).
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
Always be prepared! We knew this ride would go on into the night, so we charged up the lights and brought them along. They are at least as good as a decent set of headlights on a car, and they give us the necessary light to ride confidently at full tilt even in pitch black night time.
Riding through the forest at night is a whole new dimension to mountain biking. You get a sense of isolation, your peripheral vision is almost useless, and your sense of time and distance is altered. Great fun!!
The "Pow Wow" is one of Quartzsite's biggest Art and Craft shows every year in January. This year FastNetUSA.com is providing WiFi for the 350 vendors that will be selling at the show. With help from others, I set this rig up yesterday.
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
133/365: This little cockatiel toy is attached to my USB, it looks just like my cockatiel Noddy. It even squeaks just like him too haha. One last exam to go tomorrow.
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 this page you can see some of the things from my latest batch of street combing finds flic.kr/p/Szxeib 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