View allAll Photos Tagged Positive
"A strong, positive self-image is the best possible preparation for success." —Joyce Brothers
Nikon D7100
AF-S DX VR Zoom-Nikkor 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6G
Unknown Edmonton Building in 1974 - Epson V500 Scan of Positive Slide - Photographer Russell McNeil PhD (Physics) lives on Vancouver Island, British Columbia, where he works as a writer.
So I've been trying to be more body positive guys. I am certainly being one of those girls... But, I'm going to keep going because this shit is hard.
Taken using Harman direct positive paper in a Graflex Crown Graphic 4x5
Lighting- 6 flashes 180w strobe
Pentax LX | Pentax Fa 43mm F1.9 limited | Ildford Pan F Plus 50
Scanned with Pentax K1 FA Macro 50mm at F8 | Led Tablet | Essential Film Holder
Negative Lab Pro v2.2.0 | Color Model: B+W | Pre-Sat: 3 | Tone Profile: LAB - Standard | WB: Auto-Neutral | LUT: None
Alvin trying to cram one more in lol He made off with the nut holding it all the way to his burrow.
"Chipmunks have cheek pouches that can enlarge to the size 3 times bigger than their heads. Cheek pouches are used for the transportation of food to the burrows. One chipmunk can collect 8 pounds of food per year.
Chipmunks are territorial animals. They require territory of up to ½ acre. In the case of intruders, chipmunk will fiercely defend territory around its burrow.
Chipmunks are very vocal animals. They produce bird-like noise that can be heard in the case of near danger and during the mating season, when female wants to attract males.
Chipmunks gather during the mating season that takes place from February to April. Female gives birth to 2 to 6 babies. Chipmunks are sized like a bumblebee at birth. They are blind, naked and helpless."
Have a great day everyone!
Once you replace negative thoughts with positive ones, you'll start having positive results. #thoughts #positivity #motivation
Fuji FP100C
I was trying to clean off some prints but the emulsion began to lift a little so I stopped, Hopefully I'll upload the negative scan some other time but for now, imperfection is somewhat perfect.
Lightened a little bit
Polaroid 250 Model
Positive Creations mural by Chris Dyer in the railroad underpass at Chicago Avenue and Lessing Street in the River West area of Chicago, Illinois.
Always look for the most positive, uplifting affirmations for women to make your day go well and for personal growth.
This is not a client... This is actually my wife... I just found out last week that she is pregnant; and I'll be a father for the first time... :-)
Congratulations to me! LOL!
hey little buddy....
not in the mood to shoot today and besides it's raining outside so I can't go out but not until I saw the result of my wife pregnancy test...
our newest family member, welcome to our family little boy (we hope)
Nassim Nicholas Taleb argues that as we face accelerating change and ever less predictable futures, we should orchestrate our lives to try to capture the upside of positive surprises…
unlike the banks, that lost it all thinking they could contain their exposure to negative surprises…
Taleb: “The payoff of a human venture is, in general, inversely proportional to what it is expected to be.
Contrary to social-science wisdom, almost no discovery, no technologies of note, came from design and planning—they were just Black Swans.
The reason free markets work is because they allow people to be lucky, thanks to aggressive trail and error, not by giving rewards or incentives for skill. The strategy is, then, to tinker as much as possible and try to collect as many Black Swan opportunities as you can.”
Rigid positive master mold is now done; compare this to the 3D model shown earlier. Next, a relatively hard but flexible polyaddition RTV silicone molding rubber (ACC M242, 42 Shore A) is poured into the mold and left to cure to produce a negative (or multiple negatives).
Getting this part right actually took three attempts on top of the earlier screw diameter typo, due to a bad behavior of the CAM program. The software - supposedly sampling the part and fitting toolpaths with a 0.001 mm resolution - failed to realize it should drive a 0.4 mm end mill to the very end of a region with a generous 0.41 mm allowance. This resulted in an imperceptible (0.2 mm or so missing) but significant flaw in gear tooth geometry that made the mechanism noisy and inefficient. Troubleshooting something you can't even see is hard - and indeed, it took a lot of poking, prodding, and manual toolpath analysis over the course of two days to figure out what went wrong.
The number of bugs and design issues that I stumbled upon in various CAM programs in the past two years nears 25 or so; and I run into them only when I am too lazy to run a simulation and examine it under a magnifying glass ;-)
In the end, I had some success. Both treads have been sitting in a Tiny Turbo case ever since 7706 Mobile Defense Tank came out.
The one on the right is still, uh, in "pristine" condition, while the other one is now slightly rounder.
Yay science!
On the plus side, according to Dr. Stafford, the old mold, from which these were made, was square, as is plainly evident. The NEW mold is round, like it should be. So maybe there's hope for this part after all!