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Finally we are at the full value stage for drawing. Being a photographer light and shadow are my strong suit. At least more so than perspective and line has been. Happy with how this one turned out...
It is interesting that Value City is still left intact on this sign. It appears that "Value City" is being used for the furniture store that still exists in this shopping center. It appears that this may have been a Schottenstein (once parent company of Value City) developed shopping center.
Eureka and Telegraph Roads - Taylor, Michigan
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A fairly common find around these jungle waterfall-pools; people come for a swim, but hang their necklesses on trees or branches while swimming, then sudden rainstorm comes, so in their panick to flee, said-people forget their necklesses. Some of these Buddhist pendants are highly valued by collectors and cost millions of Baht! This one is on a nylon-string though, so probably not worth much.
A few months ago I met a chap with diving-goggles diving in one of the deeper pools looking for his boss' prized pendant, which the boss-man had apparently lost while swimming in the pool. I didn't rate the guy's chances of ever finding it, but after about half-an-hour, he did just that!
The beginnings of a new series.
Restoring intended value through an application of intended use.
Paper and masking tape.
Dimensions variable.
The Nissan Bluebird is a well built and reliable car, yet they have become so rare. I suppose corrosion, low values and the fact many were mini-cabbed to death have not helped their survival rates in the UK. I also hear that they are popular with banger racers. This high spec example looks to be well looked after and should survive many more years living in the sheltered streets of South London. Previously spotted by a couple of other Flickr car spotters.
Mileage in between MOTs - 1,765 Miles
Mileage at last MOT - 93,509 Miles
Last Ownership Change - 21st December 1999
G822 PWV
✓ Taxed
Tax due: 01 September 2018
✓ MOT
Expires: 30 August 2018
I've certainly got my money's worth out of this dress, as its probably the most worn of all my wardrobe items. This photo is from the previous Sunday having returned home from a cup of coffee at a local Costa.
CC Most Versatile: Leading Line
At Winco discount supermarket, they don't advertise special sales. Instead, the Wall of Values showcases sale items as it leads into the store.
Today's assignment was "value" as in worth, not lightness and darkness. The picture has to be taken on the day for which the assignment is made. The greatest value I could photograph today is nature. I especially love this time of year and the cheeriness of these yellow flowers/weeds that are found nearby. This little stand of yellow usually gets sprayed to kill the "weeds." Sigh.
We can across this “antique” shop while walking through Kilkenny city. Not sure what ordering system the goods are stacked in or when the owner last did a stock take. I’d say there’s some things of real value here if you got in and had a good root about. Not so sure about the car reg plates.
" What we have we prize not to the worth
Whiles we enjoy it, but being lacked and lost,
Why, then we rack the value, then we find
The virtue that possession would not show us
Whiles it was ours."
- William Shakespeare
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...coming to terms with the abstract............
A little Guarani girl embraces a dead rat in her own innocent way.
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After probably over half an hour of trying to get a good photo of Little on the sheep skin.. Kisa came in the room, I picked her up, placed her here.. and he posed nicely for me. Little was trying to climb everything, attack the fur and climb my makeshift backdrop :P Next time I will have to play with her using the laser pointer for half an hour before I try to set up :P Silly cats!
Also I got another Value Village bargain. Usually a sheep skin like this would go for around $80 but I came across it accidentally for $6.99! I feel like it was meant to be as I was looking for a basket but the aisle was full of ladies with shopping carts so I went to the next aisle, there it was! Hard to miss. Kisa really likes it. She looks like a little angel here.
You're life has value. Don't let anyone ever tell you differently. Don't ever let anyone take your dreams away from you. Chase them because if you want something bad enough, you will get it. Don't let something like money decide what you're going to do for the rest of your life. That's just an ideology of what our society thinks creates happiness today. Do what you want to do because in the end your happiness will measure how successful your life has been.
"Reclaim your mind and get it out of the hands of the cultural engineers who want to turn you into a half-baked moron consuming all this trash that's being manufactured out of the bones of a dying world."
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SP GP9 3605 holds short of the cantilever-arch signal glaring red into the cab as Santa Fe Train # 2 pounds across the diamond. It was unfortunate that the air hose obscured the nose of the Geep AND the classic VW bus (I couldn't have timed that better!), and somewhat remarkable that I captured the lower upper torso of the tie-wearing conductor at the dutch door in the vestibule (I didn't own a wide angle lens at the time). The value of this image is that it documents the time of day the Exeter Branch went to work and who had rights to the diamond first. Clearly, SP branch line ops played second fiddle to Santa Fe varnish on the mainline.