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Coming this weekend? Here is a Chalet surrounded by the Hakuba forest, which would make a nice weekender. I liked the snow line in the trees as the wind kept the tree free from ice / snow at the trees' top only. I was lucky enough to see it during a break in the cloud. This Panorama is made from 6 photos, processed through Photoshop. This photo is part of a series created in Japan during the 2013-14 seasons holiday. via 500px bit.ly/1f79QIw
This weekend, workers replaced components at 161 St-Yankee Stadium on the B/D Line. This photo shows bunting used to mark limits of the work area. Photo by Metropolitan Transportation Authority / Leonard Wiggins.
No makeup this weekend.
Well........ Maybe a little today for Church. No fancy hair. No cares.
Just kicking it after a long stressful week.
Took a long slow stroll through the woods with Mr. Biscuits yesterday. Stopping many times to just sit and soak in the nature.
Headed to a little town and checked out some antique shops with the girls after.
Stopping for a refreshment. Just living the easy life.
Church this morning. Maybe take a bike ride or nature walk this afternoon. Stop by the stables for a stroll before heading home.
Out to dinner when we get back.
Peaceful. Just what the doctor ordered.
Doing my out of town stop on Friday will totally lessen my week. So l can ease back into work less stressfully this week. And footings are just about over so the two new ones will start to slow.
If l was running a marathon. I would have just completed the hill portion. A little flat portion to go with a few up and downs. But definitely heading towards the down hill portion to the finish line.
Feeling good. Feeling rested. Feeling I'm not only going to finish. But finish strong.........
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Finally! Man, I Need to study... work and volunteering this entire week has been tiring. Maybe more so because I'm still recovering from being a bit sick.
Once again, this is another shot that I took on the way home from work. This intersection is one of the places where I hope to find myself around often next school year... We'll see.
In other news: This is my -100th- image posted! Wow... Part of me feels like "Only 100? I've Definitely shot WAY more than 100 images on film... and only 100 have been "worthy" of posting?" And yet another part thinks "Only 100? I hope to shoot More... and better!" ^_^
[Kodak Ultramax 400 @f/4]
--I've started to take note of my aperture settings! This is mostly for my own reference. I've realized that if I'm going to take learning photography seriously I should take notes while I shoot. Namely my f-stop, exposure settings if I'm compensating and eventually shutter speeds as well. (My Pentax MV1 is an aperture priority camera, so shutter speed won't be an issue yet)
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Data/Local: 14 de novembro de 2009 - Uruaçu - Goiás
Agradecimentos: Luis Junior, Léo Tamiza, Fernanda Braga
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Lovely weekend with friends in this crazy and beautifully situated house. Good company, food, weather
Hasselblad Xpan,
standard 45mm lens,
Cinestill 50 daylight
(push processed to ISO 200)
Photowalk
FIRST ROLL WITH THE HASSELBLAD XPAN & 45MM
After all the corona restrictions were lifted, we finally were able to come together again - a good time as any to try out the self timer on my new camera.
This diorama is inspired by the Ligurian Riviera where I occasionally spend the weekend. This creation is an extension of a moc made in spring 2017. The main reason for this change came from the idea of making a summer display in a shop window in my village. The first version consisted of 4 bases, so I wanted to add two more bases to give the diorama more dimension and in the future I decided that I will also make a lighthouse to complete the marine theme. From this derives the name of the restaurant "Al Faro" which is the new building on the right.
The diorama does not incorporate particular techniques, I deliberately decided to make it simple but at the same time fun and full of cartoons with various characters who carry out the life of the sea, such as playing on the beach, having an ice cream, taking a relaxing walk on the seafront, etc. ..
All the buildings, even if small, have internal fittings visible from the back. This moc makes me want to go to the sea and go out to enjoy some healthy relaxation after all the long lockdown brought about by Covid-19.
I hope you enjoy the diorama!
This weekend I have read about Tutankhamon and thought a lot about ancient Egypt. We have few toys regarding Pharaohs and Mummies, this one being one of them, painted tin figure.
This diorama is inspired by the Ligurian Riviera where I occasionally spend the weekend. This creation is an extension of a moc made in spring 2017. The main reason for this change came from the idea of making a summer display in a shop window in my village. The first version consisted of 4 bases, so I wanted to add two more bases to give the diorama more dimension and in the future I decided that I will also make a lighthouse to complete the marine theme. From this derives the name of the restaurant "Al Faro" which is the new building on the right.
The diorama does not incorporate particular techniques, I deliberately decided to make it simple but at the same time fun and full of cartoons with various characters who carry out the life of the sea, such as playing on the beach, having an ice cream, taking a relaxing walk on the seafront, etc. ..
All the buildings, even if small, have internal fittings visible from the back. This moc makes me want to go to the sea and go out to enjoy some healthy relaxation after all the long lockdown brought about by Covid-19.
I hope you enjoy the diorama!
We had the house to our selves this rainy weekend, so my wife let me dress for the whole weekend. I got to dress and act the part of a 14 year old girl since Friday evening. While I would never pass as a woman none the less a 14 year old girl, it is a fun fantasy. All the clothes I have come from the girls dept down to the panties and training bras. I ended up sleeping in this on Saturday night. While my wife doesn't mind playing along and even brings home girls clothes for me, she has no idea I have pictures or worse have posted them. So my photo opportunities this weekend were limited. Be sure to check my profile for a link to my other account with more pictures. Thanks for stopping by... Bobbie
This weekend, workers installed new continuous welded rail in the N/R/Q 60th Street Tube under the East River. This photo shows a track worker using hammer to clip in stringer rails. Photo by Metropolitan Transportation Authority / Leonard Wiggins.
made the same day I received the book...gosh I look tired! A day with a 2 year old and 8 month twins does that to you. Anyway love the pattern and actually like the little pleat I had to make in it when doing the front. I also made a little boo boo making wide bias tape but it all turned out fine!!! Hoping to make another one over the easter weekend!
Misericordia University's 2022 Alumni Weekend was held June 3rd - 4th. It was full of fun activities for alumni who were able to reconnect with each other while also meeting alumni from other class years.
Highlights of the weekend included the Golden/Golden Plus Luncheon, Arch N' Vino, and Dr. Myers giving his first annual reunion address with alumni.
From Heather Ross's Weekend Sewing. I agree with other reviews- this dress is huge. I am going to try to shorten the bodice from the shoulder seams.
Other than the size, this pattern was really nice. From cutting to the finished dress was about 2.5 hours. I used a cotton jersey fabric. For the elastic thread, I used the longest stitch and held the iron close to the seam (not directly on it) and steamed, which worked really well.
Last weekend my wife and I were out to Bonavista for a wedding so, as per usual, I went out doing a bit of shooting. The puffins were back in at Elliston and the communal pastures are opened up with lots of horses and cows so there's no shortage of things to take photos of (not to mention the coastline!). These are just a few that I thought were worth posting.
All shot with Nikon D90 and 18-300mm lens.
This weekend, workers replaced tracks at 14 St on the 1/2/3 Line. This photo shows a track worker cutting rail before Brokking operation. Photo by Metropolitan Transportation Authority / Leonard Wiggins.
This diorama is inspired by the Ligurian Riviera where I occasionally spend the weekend. This creation is an extension of a moc made in spring 2017. The main reason for this change came from the idea of making a summer display in a shop window in my village. The first version consisted of 4 bases, so I wanted to add two more bases to give the diorama more dimension and in the future I decided that I will also make a lighthouse to complete the marine theme. From this derives the name of the restaurant "Al Faro" which is the new building on the right.
The diorama does not incorporate particular techniques, I deliberately decided to make it simple but at the same time fun and full of cartoons with various characters who carry out the life of the sea, such as playing on the beach, having an ice cream, taking a relaxing walk on the seafront, etc. ..
All the buildings, even if small, have internal fittings visible from the back. This moc makes me want to go to the sea and go out to enjoy some healthy relaxation after all the long lockdown brought about by Covid-19.
I hope you enjoy the diorama!