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This was a fast build for me. I've been checking out the "Vic Vipers" (whatever that is) and got inspired. I wanted to make something small and fast looking. Something just for fun. I may take better pictures of this later or not. We'll see.
After a few days of perfect sunshine, we're back to the same old dull, wet and gloomy weather.. Just hoping our days sort themselves quickly and that we don't have to put up with the rain every other day during the summer..!
My take on financial planning. I wanted to illustrate the idea of "get rich quick." Initially images of pyramid schemes and that guy on late night tv with the dollar signs on his suit quickly filled my head but in the end I felt the lottery would be the easiest and most cost efficient way to illustrate my idea.
I used a simple setup.
1 SB (camera right) shot into a homemade beauty dish that is aimed at a silver reflector (camera left).
Quick Curl Kelley was my poor man's Yellowstone Kelley that I never got as a kid. One day I'll buy one on evil bay.
The rooms are tiny and cramped. Teachers have a chair to sit in and a white board to write on. There are four more students in the classroom to the left.
Submitted by: Robin Appel
Country: United States
Organisation:
Category: Amateur
Caption: Quick Check - Namibia
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Photo uploaded from the #EyeCareEverywhere Photo Competition (photocomp.iapb.org) held for World Sight Day 2018
A quick small card using some Lawn Fawn goodness. Details are on my blog:
infinite-possibilities.blogspot.com/2012/07/flutter-by.html
TFL!
This was captured during a quick shoot at a lookout point atop Creve Coeur Park. The clouds were quite nice that night, so I decided I needed to go shoot the sunset. Enjoy!
Lens: 18-105mm f/3.5-5.6
Exposure: f/18.0
Shutter Speed: 1/50
ISO: 200
Auto Bracket: +2 0 –2
The Drop Cowl is a quick and fun cowl that uses basic stitches and creates a fun chunky cowl that is sure to please. The cowl uses the process of knitting through a stitch a few rows down to help secure the stitches. Then once binding off, several stitches are dropped off to help create the fun ripple look.
Knit with 2 strands held together on large needles, this cowl is a quick and easy way to add some warmth and color into your winter wardrobe.
Materials Needed:
Size 11 (8 mm) straight knitting needles
2 balls Full o Sheep, Stitch Nation by Debbie Stoller 100% Peruvian wool 155 yards
Abbreviations:
K—knit
P—purl
k in 3 sts below—Knit into stitch 3 rows below, inserting needle from front through the st in the 3rd row below
Pattern available at knitchicgrace.etsy.com
On a wet showery day with
heavy downpours I returned to Castlerigg Stone Circle. This is the complete opposite of a Disney Attraction in that there are just stones no souvenir shop or anything to buy. So visitors come in a steady stream tend to snap there shots , children play on the stones and are gone within 15 mins.
There are 40 stones in a circle approximately 30 metres in diameter. . It was probably built around 3000 BC – the beginning of the later Neolithic Period – and is one of the earliest stone circles in Britain and Europe.
With fantastic panoramic views all around on a good day it is worth spending some time just relaxing here and wondering why it was built as no one really knows.