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My almost 3 year old Border Collie Rory at her trial training. It's what she loves most, a real working girl.
Trial(freckles&mole@cheek)
I wanted to add freckles and moles using the cheek layer, but it didn't work. X<
No, I'm not up before the beak ... I wanted to try different wigs with the blue dress. In the end, the shorter style won over any bobs. I think that was partly due to the fact that my old wigs do look just that ... old. (I sense a good clean up and ebay beckoning them.)
When introduced in the 80s class 150s were never intended for long distance work, so I pity anyone who sat on this for over 2 hours if travelling the full route
150262 approaches the foot crossing at Gatcombe with 2G54, the 07:59 Maesteg - Cheltenham Spa
Being wanting to try a star trail photo for a while, finally got a clear night so grabbed the opportunity. This is my first attempt and due to a mis-understanding on how my interval timer worked, I ended up with a gap in the middle of the trails, the moon also encroached into the frame near the end. Things to remember for next time. The hardest part was standing in the cold for so long, I think I will take a flask with me next time.
The two very bright stars on the bottom right of the sky are actually planets, Venus on the bottom and Saturn on the top. This is taken from the island of Vigra in Norway, with the small island of Erkna visible.
This is 76 photos taken over 38 minutes merged together.
Equipment
Nikon D7000 @ 30 sec
Sigma 18-200 @ 18mm f/3.5
ISO: 1000
Shot with a tripod
Thirty-eight images merged using ImageStacker.
We believe these are two Wolseley touring cars racing along Chesterfield Avenue in the Speed Trials that were held at Dublin's Phoenix Park on Saturday, 4 July 1903 (110 years ago today). Unless, of course, you know different...
Not fantastic quality, but given speed and presumably excitement, the photographer J.J. Clarke can be forgiven?
Date: Saturday, 4 July 1903
NLI Ref.: CLAR130
'You'll soon get used to her looks,' said he,
And a very nice girl you'll find her.
She may very well pass for forty-three -
In the dusk, with a light behind her!
Trial and error...trying to figure out how to take a shot of some of the ornaments on the tree...and get a clear shot of them. Also, working on trying to get a decent shot of the tree! Ahhhh the joy of photography!! LOL!
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Lit with one Godox AD600 on a C-Stand and fitted with a large octabox, fired using the excellent Godox FT16 trigger system.
Glaze trials can be quite fun; I am not sure who did these, they have no great age as they are on Johnson blanks (as opposed to H&R Johnson). So it might be nice to think they are Poole Delphis contemporary, but I think they are rather later.
The names of the base glazes are marked in the rear of each tile:- Apollo Yellow and Space Gray
If you are interested in this sort of thing, perhaps the Tiles & Architectural Ceramics Society is up your street - take a look at tilesoc.org.uk/tacs/
The Scottish National Sheep Dog Trials, a fantastic event to attend. The mastery and control, often done a great distances, was a sight to behold. The real true meaning of one man and his dog. Felt quite privileged to witness this working way of life first-hand.
Back in April 1987 I went on a bus hunting adventure which included a visit to Scunthorpe where I photographed Lincolnshire Road Car Leyland National B49F 2829 RVL142R at the depot sporting a trial livery.
Pose trials with the Doll Chateau K-14 body, after hot glue sueding. It seemed to help a bit, but really only in the hips, shoulders, and neck. I’ll probably remove the knee layers, since it causes them to slip out of place here and there.
I did add it to the back waist joint, and it helps keep it side-lying pose better.
This body can do a lot more than I thought originally. It was fun to think of weird poses. I won’t get this adventurous after she’s painted, so I got it out of my system now. hahaha ♥
Last photo group is more of the technical stuff.
The tail is a ball jointed spine-extension, and can move in any direction.
The waist, after sueding, can hold some nice angles.
Back shot of the knees, so you can see they are strung at there.
The back-waist joint can move to either side. It pulls apart ok, so you can move it around.