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This is a birthday card I made for a guy. I inked the script stamp with antique linen, blotted it off in a few spots, and then stamped. I inked the three ferns with peeled paint and shabby shutters, misted it with water and then stamped for a watercolour effect. I used antique linen with a foam blending tool around the edges.
stamps:
H2365: old french writing: Hero Arts
S5154: three ferns: Hero Arts
TFL!
The three domes of Westminster Cathedral as seen from the top of the 210ft tall tower. This is 3 exposures with -1+ stops bracketing, then Photomatix for HDR and tonemapping, and finally Photoshop for the finishing touches.
Foto disparada mientras los componentes del grupo "Queen Bitch" montaban el escenario y preparaban el equipo de sonido, fotos del concierto puede verse aquÃ
Rosalie Sharp Centre for Design, designed by Will Alsop in partnership with Toronto-based Robbie/Young + Wright Architects Inc. (2004)
22 McCaul Street, non-descript 11 storey building (1990)
St. George by the Grange church, designed by Henry Bowyer Lane (1845)
Some lovely Pink 'Clematis montana'.. possibly 'Tetrarose'.. but I'm by no mean sure.. Hanging over someones garden wall.. :).. It' really worth an extra click..!
Have a very peaceful day.. thanks for your visit & comments..
I spend a lot of time helping people with sight loss to improve their lives with the right technology. There's always the reward of observing them making progress and realising how much they can achieve; occasionally there are additional, tangible rewards. Margaret, the wife of one of my trainees, has a lovely houseplant which caught my eye with its distinctive leaf shape. Next visit, she had divided her plant and I went home with my own. It just flowered, so a photograph simply had to be taken. It's oxalis triangularis. Thanks, Margaret!
Three stern looking elders occupying front row seats waiting for performance to recommence on stage.
Sikh Heritage Day, Castle Hill Showground, Sydney, Australia (Sunday 2 April 2017)
Three Barred Owlets almost ready to fledge, when I first walked past only one owlet was out the cavity but on the way back all three were out waiting for a meal to arrive and stretching wings.
Three Gossips sandstone formation on the Park Avenue Trail in Arches National Park near Moab, Utah. The three summits (North, Middle, and South) are of the same height at 320 feet.
Three Sulzer Type 4 Peaks outside the repair shed at Leeds Neville Hill on 17th August 1961, left to right are D17, D25 and D29. The photograph was taken during the period when Neville Hill had an allocation of Peaks to work the Midland Line express trains while Holbeck was being rebuilt, they would all be reallocated to Holbeck the following year after the work was completed.
D17 was delivered to 17A on 23rd December 1960 and reallocated to Neville Hill in April 1961 renumbered 45024 in April 1975 withdrawn in October 1980 and scrapped at Swindon Works in August 1983.
D25 was delivered to 17A on 15th April 1961 and reallocated to Neville Hill in July 1961 renumbered 45021 in October 1974 withdrawn in October 1980 and scrapped at Swindon Works in April 1983.
D29 was delivered to 17A on 13th May 1961 and reallocated to Neville Hill in June 1961 renumbered 45002 in June 1973 withdrawn in September 1984 and scrapped by M.C. Metal Processing, Glasgow in November 1988.
Photo details
Negative Scan
Ilford HP4 Film
Camera Ensign Selfix 820.
Ref No 1961 08 17 001
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Alaska Railroad's three remaining GP40-2s in the original paint. Seen here on a work train headed for Birchwood. Too bad I couldn't stick around as eventually they would fill out their train with 50 cars and a caboose. The only time I have seen all three together.