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おかしいな、猫耳を作るはずがこんな角作っていた俺です。
これは何かと似てると思ったのは、前に洗面器を作ろうとしてスケベ椅子を作っていた記憶。
日記みたいなものだから画像も小さくねｗ
角の出来栄えを誤魔化してるともいわなくない。
Bronze sculpture by Eng Tow exhibited during Something New Must Turn Up at the National Gallery Singapore.
Eclipse 2 3876 (KX11PUK) travels along Lytton Way on route 101 towards Luton.
Another example of an ex 310 branded Eclipse, come to Stevenage and received Journey Mark livery. Fleetnumbered 3876 it fits nicely towards the start of the numbering and is in regular use on the interuban routes out of Stevenage interchange.
We were behind the firetruck (he was not rushing to an emergency), and I was in the passenger seat holding the camera out of the sunroof using the flip down monitor to compose the shot. We were traveling at about the same speed as the firetruck so the motion blur on the street/sidewalk is caused by the movement our our truck relative to the street..
I like to do panning shots in general and this was a different in that I'm usually standing on the street following the moving object. Exposure 1/5, F5.6, ISO 1600.
I'm really enjoying the OMD E-M5,
this is a version of 'seventh sense' (captured about two years ago). I was inspired to post a second version this week after reading "The Fifth and Sixth Discontinuity" on Kevin Kelly's The Technium.
"Philosopher Bruce Mazlish claims that the eyes of science have overthrown humanity's view of itself in a series of revelations. At each unveiling, we descend one notch. In the first removal, Copernicus dethroned our common-sense assumption that our world stood at the center of the universe. Astronomy eventually revealed, with a shock, that we were a minor tribe huddled on a small speck circling a nondescript star at the outer edge of an immense average galaxy floating among a trillion others in one small corner of the universe. The noble distinction between us and the rest of the universe was eliminated to reveal a continuous continuity of existence. Our perceived exceptionalism was demoted to the ordinary. Within the universe, we were not set apart, but dwelt in a continuum."
www.kk.org/thetechnium/archives/2009/06/the_fifth_and_s.php
seventh sense
Although sadly suffering from a cracked surface, I opted to upload this tintype, which came from the Jason Rice album. The subject was not identified in the album.
Front Row (L-R): Diljit Singh, Susan Greenway, Phillipa Geddes, Nadia Bourdouane, Rebecca Moorfield, Yvonne Rosie, Janeene Langton, Claire Blades, Michelle Keats, Vickie Grovner, Susan Holland, Laura Blackstaff, Tervinda Anja
Second Row (L-R): L Clements, Kathy Friar, ?, Louisa Bamfield, Fiona Lapworth, Sharon Smith, ?, ?, Susan Thompson, ?, Rebecca Woodall, ?, ?
Third Row: Louise Allsop, Roberta Tyrell, Sarah Cheshire, Belinda Shaw, Charlotte Salt, Keris Brimble, ?, Claire Joyce, Rebecca Hunt, Joanne Fowler, Julie Matts, Louise Wier, Caroline Hawks.
Forth Row: Richard Dawling, Gary Sollis, Craig Priddey, Chris Moore, Stephen Brayshaw, Richard Mills, Phillip Brayshaw, Simon Plumbe, Steve Walters, Gurpreet Ratra, Sanjay Chouhan, Vimal Nathaan, Simon Fenton, Stephen Collar.
Fifth Row: Clive Kirby, John Williams, Danny Smith, Jason Hall, Mark Fincher, Lee Silverster, David Bevan, D Staples, Phil Lanfort (?), David Farmer, Craig Stamp, Mark Jones, Stuart York, Scott Dale.
Sixth Row: Steven Wilson, ?, A Martin, Michael Fisher, ?, Julian Blakesly, Stephen Powderley, Stuart Wayne, Nick Davis, Craig Richards, Robert Clarke, William Mercer.
Seventh Row: Ian Stubbs, Dominic Ashton, Stuart Armitage, Andrew Bloxham, Mark Smith, Michael Charlton, Matthew Brown, Nathan Hayward, Andrew Wilk, Stuart Elkington, Nigel Read, Stephen Tatman, John Harris.