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Nikon D800 | Sigma 50mm ƒ1.4 EX DG HSM | ƒ2 | 1/500 | iso100 | daylight
This is all mine AFAIK - however I did some others and you can't help but be reminded of Steve McCurry's iconic image of Sharbat Gula and how much of an influence it must be to all portraits!!
p.s. Jemima was paid with chocolate eggs to come out and have her picture taken!!
Just chosen by Getty too!! :)
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The Wrap-around spiders are so called because of their concave abdomen curved in such a way that when the spider rests on a twig, it fits well and wrap around the twig. They are also known as Leopard Spiders because of the series of patterns on their abdomen look like the pattern on a leopard. Wrap-around Spiders build vertical orb web at night but it is rarely seen. They cut down the web and recycle the silks before the night is end. They rest on twig during the day. If this spider rests on a brown twig as it normally does, the spider is very hard to be noticed.
This image is Straight Out Of Camera (SOOC).
I discovered it takes over 16m of bandage to wrap my head. I'm not sure if I should be proud of disturbed by this discovery.
Week 28 - Through The Window
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Al cementiri de Sabadell vaig trobar aquesta escena un pel inquietant: una estatua de marbre, de tall classic, embolcallada en plastic transparent. Què hem de pensar? L'acaben d'instal·lar i encara no l'han desembolicada? Porta així anys? Ningú ha possat aquest plastic? Ai...
Calitip realitzat amb els materials de Bostick & Sullivan, virat amb or i exposat amb llums led UV.
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In Sabadell cementery I found that creepy sight: a plastic wrapped classic-style marbre statue. All in the middle of a obergrown lot. Have the statue been left there with the wrap on? There's some more unerving explanation? I've been reading H.P. Lovecraft in these days..
Picture taken with a Graflex R.B. Series B 3 1/4 x 4 1/4", made c.1928; Kodak Anastigmat f4.5 / 162mm lens; Shanghai GP3 @100, developed in HC110.
Kallitype made with the Bostick & Sullivan kit, gold toned and exposed with four UV led lights.
Seen at the Golden Bay Bus Terminus is one of MaltaPublicTransport's Kent Cs. This is one of the examples that wears an overall vinyl advert wrap. The Otokars are very tidy vehicles inside and make up a large percentage of the fleet, with both long Kent Cs and short Vectio Cs.
Malta Public Transport's BUS 807 is seen at the Ghajn Tuffieha/Golden Bay Terminus having arrived in off a 223 from Bugibba Terminal. The 223 operates up to every hour. BUS807 is one of several Euro VI vehicles purchased by Autobuses Urbanos de León to replace older vehicles, and the 45 buses hired in by the government after the downfall of Arriva. It is an Otokar Kent C.
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Crazy Tuesday Bubble Wrapped Vintage Chinese Roundel with Jade, Yellow Jasper Nacre (Mother of Pearl) and Red Carnelian, Taken with natural light behind it in the window with Blue light from the computer router, Layered blends after Raw adjustments. No Flash.
- ex William Topping collection...
PRINCE JOHN - CANADIAN NATIONAL STEAMSHIP
Names: Amethyst; SS Prince John; Cassiar
Built: Scotts, Bowling, Dumbartonshire, 1910
Owners: William Robertson & Co.; Grand Trunk Pacific Development Co. Ltd; Canadian National Steamships, 1925; Union Steamships Ltd
Type: cargo; passenger
Routes: coast of British Columbia
Status: scrapped, 1951
LINK to a photo of the SS Prince John - universitystory.gla.ac.uk/images/UGSP01752.jpg
Clipped from - Times Colonist newspaper - Victoria, British Columbia, Canada - 19 March 1937 - Name Captains Of Canadian National Ships - Schedule of Trips to Queen Charlotte Islands Is Also Announced - Captains and pursers for the Canadian National steamers, which will operate to the Queen Charlotte Islands, the northern mainland of British Columbia and Alaska this summer, have been appointed at headquarters in Vancouver, according to word received by C. F. Earle, local agent for the Canadian National. This cruise Is now one of the most popular on the coast and last year all sailings were booked to capacity. The ten-day cruise takes the passengers to various ports in the Queen Charlotte Islands and then to Prince Rupert.
PRINCE JOHN
Rectangular marking 10-RL reads:
S.S. PRINCE JOHN
Trip No. 708
Month APRIL
The Prince John appears to have only serviced C.T.O. mail ant this example is the only reported use. (#191 - RF E-1).
Unopened C.T.O. envelope addressed to ship cancellation collector William C. Vestal and mailed at Queen Charlotte.
- entered the mail system - / QUEEN CHARLOTTE, / AM / MAY 4 / 1937 / B.C. / - MOOD cancel in bluish green ink.
Cover signed by the Purser on the S.S. Prince John - N.A. McLean - he was also the purser on the S.S. Prince Rupert in 1934 - LINK - www.newspapers.com/clip/109372803/the-vancouver-sun/
Norman Angus McLean
(b. 1 June 1897 in Lingwick, Quebec - d. 3 October 1969 at age 72 in Vancouver, British Columbia) - occupation - Purser on the S.S. Prince John / distributor for a foil wrap company. LINK to his death certificate - search-collections.royalbcmuseum.bc.ca/Image/Genealogy/7f... LINK to his newspaper obituary - www.newspapers.com/clip/109373589/obituary-for-norman-ang...
His wife - Florence Ethel (nee Johnston) McLean
(b. 21 November 1906 in Seattle, Washington - d. 18 February 1961 at age 54 in Vancouver, British Columbia) - they were married - 27 January 1932 in King County, Washington, United States - LINK to her death certificate - search-collections.royalbcmuseum.bc.ca/Image/Genealogy/1d...
Addressed to William C. Vestal was a well known collector of ship markings - he also had a vast collection of RPO cancel covers. This was a philatelically inspired cover.
William C. Vestal / P.O. Box 430 / Redlands, California / USA
William Cartlidge Vestal
(b. 12 August 1909 in United States – d. 16 October 1985 at age 76 in San Bernardino, California, United States)
His wife - Helen (nee Zoeller) Vestal - they were married in 1934.
Clipped from - The San Bernardino County Sun newspaper -
San Bernardino, California - 18 October 1985 - Redlands photographer William Vestal dies at 76 - REDLANDS Longtime commercial photographer William Cartlidge Vestal Sr., 76, died Thursday at his Cypress Street home. William C. Vestal Jr. of Los Angeles said his father suffered a sudden attack of pneumonia. The senior Vestal is also survived by his wife, Helen Vestal, 135 E. Cypress Ave. He owned and operated a photography studio in downtown Redlands for 40 years. "My father was a scion of the old Cartlidge family of Mentone which moved to Redlands in 1901," the son said. His memberships included the Noon Kiwanis Club and the Fortnightly Club. He graduated from Redlands High in 1926, attended St. John's College, Annapolis, Md., and graduated from the University of Redlands in the 1930s. The family requests that, in lieu of flowers, donations be made to the American Cancer Society. Private services will be scheduled by F. Arthur Cortner Funeral Chapel.
... as the night's draw in. Another throw finished at long last... gone to a friend of mine... now I'll have to make myself another one... love the autumnal hues in this yarn. Happy Sunday folks.
Volleyball cookies all wrapped up (well this is 3 of the 150 of them!).
These were for a local Volleyball team of girls that is flying from here (California) to Florida to play in a pre-Olympic tournament. I was told that it's tradition at this tournament to give a little gift to each girl on the other teams you will play, so that's what these are for.
I got some late night help wrapping all of these from my friend Jeni, who I just got set up on Flickr. Will you go say "hi"
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Packaging directions here,
Which wrap would you choose? Honestly the wraps looked a little weird/faded due to the texture. Still very cool and outlandish though.
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This is one of my Peonies from earlier this summer.
Thanks ever so much for your visits, they are ALL appreciated. I hope your having an awesome day/afternoon/night.
Feliz Domingo / Lunes:)
Este es uno de mis peonías desde principios de este verano.
Gracias siempre tanto por sus visitas, todos ellos son apreciados. Espero su haber un impresionante día / tarde / noche.
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I got wrapped in saran wrap-all the way down to my toes. Then my ankles were duct taped, and I had to struggle to get free.
A purely fortuitous record picture at Cambridge depicting with and without curved windscreened Cl.310s. 310084 on the left. Right hand unit number unrecorded. Circa May 1989, copyright picture Chris Burton.