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I saw the Costa chairs on my walk around and thought a BW conversion would work. I wouldn't manipulate film to look like this or shoot this look originally on film but I don't worry about pushing it around in digital. I used capture One v7.
Stacks, Prunksaal (des: Johann Bernhard Fischer von Erlach, 1723/26), Austrian National Library, Hofburg, Vienna
OM SYSTEM M.Zuiko Digital ED 90mm f3.5 Macro IS PRO
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www.wedding-cakes-for-you.com/index.html This stacked wedding cake was designed around the brides dress and a fall wedding theme. The icing was a champagne colored buttercream. I used some fondant draping and fondant flowers to match the satin flowers on the wedding gown.
This is the artistic chimney stack on one of the houses on the Holkham Hall Estate in the UK (North Norfolk). This estate belongs to the Earl of Leicester.
I gave it the black and white look just to add to my various B&W photo's. In colour it is of course made of rich reds and browns in the bricks with the terracotta pots on the top.
First attempt at stacking an image. Looks like crap. Oh well. You can see the yurt chimney to the right.
2 No. Winooski Ave, Burlington, Vermont USA • Seen at the new Stacks Sandwiches. Yes, that the stuffed head of a wild bore, oops boar with a paper crown.
A simple slim smooth matte stacking ring, which adds a great contrast if worn together with one or more of my patterned rings.
Federal Blue, Bauer Yellow & Bauer Orange
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** orange, purple, black **
MEASUREMENTS: stacked pendant of 19mm round bead, 2x15mm disk bead, and a 8x13mm rondelle bead on a fine silver lampwork headpin, and a 20x7mm ring bail with a 10mm inner diameter. Hangs 55mm below chain/cord.
Lots of stackers (Again), some grainers, and a few boxes, but also some great pieces.
Anybody ready my descriptions? I always wonder..
Finally got out of the house around noon after wavering between going out, or staying in..., to drive out to one of the local yards to shoot some freights, and finally get to check out their railroad museum. Blue skies, a little wind (7MPH) and I'm guessing like 70F. Perfect day. Sorry for anyone back East who are going through extreme cold weather. The museum was really great, and I'll have to go back and spend a bit more time looking around, and maybe taking some photos/video so you guys can check it out too. Only stayed for a couple hours today.
This yard I only have a platform that's about 15 ft. wide. The first track, the trains run about 6 in. from the edge of the track, so in order for me to catch a whole car, including autoracks, is to use a super wide angle lens. I've been using this crazy wide, $140, 7Artisans 7.5mm "Fisheye" lens when I go here. Sometimes I correct the fisheye look, sometimes I don't. I did a bit of correction on today's photos. Just cropping, straightening, and lens correction. No color. Lens is fun to use, but that fisheye!!!!!!!
They're not perfect, and you'll still see distortion... Still, caught some great pieces, and had fun, and isn't that what it's all about. Getting out of the house, away from work and seeing some great art rolling by. Any day you can go out and see some art makes your life better. Get out and bench!!! Don't just look at photos online. Go out to your local tracks/yards, and hang out for a few hours. See the cars up-close, feel them in your feet, smell the brake dust in the air, and hear how loud they actually are when you're not in your car with the windows rolled up waiting to cross at the RR crossing.
Towards the end of my visit, about 25 foamers showed up like really quickly to shoot what I found out was a "Special" train rolling through today. Something to do with next week's Super Bowl. You'll see the photos in this set, it's the three 25th Anniversary engines, stickers and all, along with 10-15 silver luxury people cars. Why three engines for only 10 or so cars?? I Dunno. I have video of this line I'll upload at some point. It really was quite amazing seeing this roll through. Like 3 minutes after it was gone, there was nobody left at the rails but PasadenaSub Colin ( www.youtube.com/c/pasadenasubcolin ) and myself..
Thanks to all of the writers. Stay safe out there, both writers, and fellow benchers.
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Another mochimochiland pattern but I made my own tiny tiny cat for the top!
Colours chosen to represent my UK and USA affiliations!
Some purple microtitre plate carriers and carrierless clear plates, all stacked up on a Beckman/Sagian robotics carousel. This was part of an Orchid Biosciences SNPStream 25k genotyping system, originally. Everything's 384-well format.
The 25k was an enormous behemoth of a robotic system built around a Beckman/Sagian core system, with a 3-metre robotic rail, a MultiMek liquid handler, and a whole raft of multi-drops and plate washers. It did single-plex SNP genotyping, with two-colour ELISA chemistry.
It's since been supplanted by a couple of generations of low-density microarray-based instruments, most recently the Beckman GenomeLab SNPstream. Thank goodness.