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I do a daily building tip at my Youtube Channel, and this is the month recap.
Whats your favorite?!
You can find videos for all of this in my Youtube Channel: www.youtube.com/tiagocatarino
Pencil and watercolours. Moleskine watercolour booklet. 200 g cold-pressed paper. Size 5.25 by 8.25 inches (13 x 21 cm)
I photographed this Irish built Dennison truck in Preston in 1991.
250 were built between 1977 and 1981 using Finnish Sisu cabs and in this case a Rolls Royce diesel engine.
This is a scanned image.
Spectacular spoil tipping from a coal mine near Tiefa. Liaoning Province, China. April 2005. © David Hill.
Male Orange Tip butterfly hiding in the box hedging at Little Morton Hall (Tudor hall and moat). Not the clearest of macro shots...a tad breezy! But I just had to put this 'first of the Orange Tips' on for you to see :)
Below is a shot of this fabulous little butterfly with its wings closed...such beauty! :)))
Many thanks for all your comments, faves and visits...lovely to hear from you,
Jeannie :)
This is a pretty self-explanatory picture; these are the tips of several Crayola crayons.
I've owned these crayons for a few years now, so as you can see, most of them have been used, while a few others are in brand new condition.
This picture was taken as part of an assignment on color for my photography class.
(May 23, 2007: Featured on the front page of Yahoo! Answers.)
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The Alcazaba is a fortress at the western tip of the Alhambra in Granada, Spain. Its name comes from the Arabic term al-qaá¹£abah ('the citadel' or kasbah), which became Alcazaba in Spanish. It is the oldest surviving part of the Alhambra, having been built by Muhammad I Ibn al-Ahmar (1195 - 1273), the founder of the Nasrid dynasty, after 1238. It stands on the site of an earlier fortress built by the Zirid kingdom of Granada in the 11th century.
Taiwan Travel Tips ] Travel tips to help you enjoy your Taiwan trip. Taiwan is a unique, and wonderful place to explore, and with these simple Taiwan Travel Tips you will be well on your way to having a great adventure. With so much to see, and do we had a real hard time selecting […]
Hull Strawberries
Use a straw to hull strawberries (it’s fate!). Press a straw through the bottom of a strawberry until it breaks through the top and takes the hull—the white part of the center of the berry—with it. Remove any remaining leaves with your fingers.
Click here for more details www.simplecookingclub.com/food-tip-hull-strawberries/
I was half-way to work when I heard 271 get a track warrant out of Nahant and knowing there was still water over the rail, I doubled back to take a look. The water receeded enough to allow running through without much fear of getting water in the traction motors which was just fine by me!
CP 8891 tip-toes through the Mississippi River floodwaters in downtown Davenport, IA.
July 3, 2013.
This is not the place to loiter around for too long, both in terms of exposing the photographic equipment and one's well-being. It is quite amazing that anything grows in this area, but this tree's attempt to flourish proved to be a futile attempt, with bucket loaders constantly moving about alongside the railway line. SY 1397 stands with its air pump in operation to power the side-tipping wagon's mechanism as fly ash is discharged with the assistance of a bucket loader. In this harsh environment it is hardly surprising that 'expendable' steam traction continues to be used for such duties.
© Gordon Edgar - All rights reserved. Please do not use my images without my explicit permission
This 1988 Hino tipper was owned by a Dunstable haulier; it was last licensed in August 1999. Snapped, I think, off Victoria Street in March 1994.
Pentax K1000/50mm
Ilford FP4
This is a re-edit of one of my most watched Flickr videos: "Hunting Wood Ducks with the GH4 in 4K", and includes some "never before seen" footage of the wonderful mother hen who successfully raised all ten ducklings to flying, protecting them from hawks, alligators, fox, bobcat and other predators.
I was shooting from a blind in my backyard with a camo cover over my scope, camera and head. Near the end the hen brought the babies almost directly below my blind, and I could no longer stay behind the camera and use the EVF as the scope was pointing down at such a sharp angle that I would have had to have gotten up, and would have panicked the hen and ducklings. Instead I was able to stay low behind the wall of the blind, and I reached up under the camo cover and flipped out the LCD screen and tilted it down, using the focus peaking feature to keep their ever-so-close faces in focus.
All footage was digiscoped with the camera on manual focus by focusing the scope. My digiscoping system was a Panasonic GH4 +20/1.7 mounted on a Swarovski STX85 scope using the Digidapter.
Last year we saw a record-long drought that killed half of our lawn. Luckily, it gave way to the most beautiful weed – and lots of insects.
My latest project is finally taking form!
I'm done with mods and painting, going to have a break now.
The legs and ankles were slightly reshaped in ordr to be slimmer and curvier. The patterns are sculpted with epoxy.
Dollstown Elf body mod boy.