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Shift key on a 1947 Smith-Corona Clipper typewriter. "Floating Shift" refers to the mechanism used to shift to uppercase letters. On this machine, the segment (all the typebars and their pivots) moves downward when you push the shift key. On some other machines, the shift is achieved by shifting the entire carriage up, which requires more effort.
Another shifted composition. This is a side view of the building that once served as the locomotive shops for the Monessen Southwestern Railway.
I got talking cars tonight... and Lego_Knight and ARA were posting their cars... so here's mine.
...and yes I do somewhat regret not getting a bigger MOC transporter.
...and yes, my hockey gear DOES fit inside (I brought with me for test drives!)
Minolta MC 28mm f/3.5 on a Fotodiox tilt/shift adapter, only a few mm of shift used for this one. Preset the focus and walk the tripod to the middle of the road, hit the 2sec timer and watch for cars.
Wind-sculpted textures of the Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes in Death Valley National Park, where shifting sands echo the movement of water across a vast desert landscape. Side-lit by low-angle sunlight, the intricate ripple patterns and flowing contours reveal the constant, unseen forces that shape this environment over time. The interplay of light and shadow transforms the dunes into an abstract study of motion, rhythm, and impermanence. In this fleeting moment, the desert’s surface becomes a quiet record of nature’s invisible currents at work.
Often providing great opportunities for photos shift changes on some coal mining operations were exciting places to be. This was Nancheng in Jixi and an Sy is being serviced in the pollution/gloom..
My first Tilt-Shift on a picture that I took last year in Italy.
Let me know what do yu think about it.
Mini Farm! This is my friend's parent's farm in Upper Michigan, he took it from his airplane and I made it look like a model for him as a gag.
the sun has moved in the sky and now i spend the majority of the late afternoons with this kind of light coming in...
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Erie Sand Steamship's Consumers Power is shifting positions at Peerless Cement in Port Huron in September 1983.
This lady is a dress-up-doll at heart
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Designed by architects Klug and Smith and built by Burell Engineering and Construction in 1923 - the Huron Cement Co. played a small part in a much larger network of Midwest cement silos.
The silos were used to help hold and distribute the cement products produced by the US Steel Corps (USS Gary Works) in Gary, IN. These cement products were the byproduct of the steel smelting process and were distributed throughout the Great Lakes region and beyond.
The decline of the US Steel industry during the 1970's caused many of the connected cement companies to downsize their operations as well.
In 1987, the Huron Cement Co was purchased by the LaFarge Cement Co. and the Milwaukee Plant was closed due to it's inconvenient location along the winding Menomonee River and up the Burnam Canal. A replacement plant was built on Jones Island and opened for business in 1996. The Jones Island plant remains in operation to this day.
Nepal, KTM, Boudhanat Gumba. I spent a day there and could not find my bike to get back home later on. Kept hitting the same wrong street...
Celebrated a friend's birthday at his family's farm in Gloucester last weekend and camped there for the night. Luckily I woke up early enough to see the fog before it lifted. It was the best weekend!
Tammy is just starting her 12 hour shift. She was able to get some good rest and slept well so she has the energy to face another long evening. Stay safe, Tammy.
She stood up on her own for this pic! Strong girl.
Vintage Tammy by Ideal (new to me)
Clone dress
Barbie Civil War era cape
Shoes - vintage Tammy
Unknown vintage bag
Barbie wheelchair (lucky flea market find)
Stethoscope - modern Barbie
Fire extinguisher- Rement
Cork board, clock - made by me
Floor - foam core
Walls - scrapbook paper glued onto a Lego box (my former school)
More photo's from Saturdays session. Adrianna Papell Navy lace shift dress and River Island jeweled sandals
Shortly after sunrise at Barns Ness Lighthouse.
EOS 5D Mark II © 2014 Klaus Ficker. Photos are copyrighted. All rights reserved. Pictures can not be used without explicit permission by the creator.
This little guy keeps showing up in all sorts of unusual locations. I wonder where we will find him next...
(1 minute exposure + LED2 photography light)