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Piedmont, possibly when we walked from MontForte di Alba
to Barolo.
Sharpened in Topaz Photo AI - the original was soft.
Signature beef sliders topped with cheddar cheese, tomato relish, garlic aioli, bacon and lettuce on mini brioche buns
Found Kodachrome slide dated May 1976.
In the most recent slides which I purchased from eBay appears to be a complete film (24 exposures) of which this picture is typical. They all appear to show children and adults walking around a school playing field. I remember doing the same thing with my own grandchildren a few years ago as a charity money-making event. I think it is a bit depressing that these photos have ended up being sold as a job lot, rather than being more cherished by the families involved.
Fuji Sensia 100, to be exact. Completely unedited. The notes show the digital versions; since April 2009 I've usually carried a Minolta Dynax 700si loaded with slide film alongside my DSLR, though I use it more sparingly than digital, limiting it to the better shots.
Found Kodachrome slide, imprinted with date but unfortunately not legible. Could be March 1980 but I cannot be sure. The slide is manually labelled "Coral Shop".
This is part of a huge slide camera, used to photograph slides of tissue samples and such. I wonder if it still works. (The bellows are ripped, so that would have to be patched up...)
SB-80DX camera left. I used gaffer's tape to crimp my 8" cardboard snoot, giving me a finer strip of light.
Image taken at the Indiana Medical History Museum.
Graduating seniors and members of the Sliders team, stand with Romeo Ramon, owner of Sliders restaurant, just before a graduation party. Sliders restaurant is located at 305 Limestone Terrace in Jarrell, Texas, just off of I-35 exit 275 and right behind the McDonalds. Open seven days a week for breakfast, lunch and dinner - all are welcome to stop by and visit or call 512-746-2211 for curbside pick up.
Found slide in Gepe home-mount taken with the flash too close. I have tried to correct it but there isn't much detail there.
this image interprets the theme of Twisted because of the way the slide twists left and right on the way down.
Y-Wing fighter for FBTB.net MOC Madness 2013 Alphabet Fighter Contest
Vote for me here: www.fbtb.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=9970
I love building cockpits!
This one opens by lifting the back up, which slides the front end back, opposite of the pivot arm in a kind of reverse-scissoring motion (for lack of a better term). It's well balanced and stays open by itself, revealing pilot and droid.
Backyard inflatable slide is perfect for family use, small kids can invite their friends play it together in the backyard. It will cool down the whole summer days. With different theme,girls and boys have different options to have fun sliding over and over on this inflatable slide.
More Info:http://www.qiqi-toys.com/Slide/backyard-inflatable-slide-930.html
Slide sign with multiple window inserts in one sign for end user to update as needed with laser print paper.
2/90 Sign Systems
Grand Rapids, Michigan USA
Took a little different approach to processing this one. I am still playing with different teqniques, although i like the regular photo look best.
There was a ice covered hill and a cafeteria tray at the top so angelo and I took turns sliding down. It was good times, although my butt hurts now.
Found Kodachrome slide dated May 1973 showing people in a street with medieval buildings. York, perhaps?
Slide from a presentation made by ILRI director general Jimmy Smith at a Regional Livestock Policy Forum in Bangkok 16–17 Aug 2012 (photo credit: ILRI).
MORETON BAY
IMO 6825880
10/07/1980, in drydock at Falmouth, England.
Launched on 22/08/1968 and completed at the shipyard on 13/06/1969, by Blohm & Voss, Steinwerder, Germany (859)
26,876 g.t., 29,262 dwt. and 1,536 teu (including 354 teu refrigerated), as:
'Moreton Bay' to 1988 and
'Direct Kookaburra' until sold to Indian buyers fordemolition, arriving at Alang on 12/08/1999.
On 12/08/1980 the vessel arrived at Govan Shipbuilders, Scotland to be re-engined with a Burmeister & Wain diesel engine manufactured by Harland & Wolff Ltd, Belfast, and installed by Govan Shipbuilders Ltd, Glasgow;
18,400 bhp, speed 19 knots.