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2 x Polaroid OneStep Express, (my last pack of) Polaroid 600 film, vaseline on lens, stained in coffee
Local accession number: 13_05_000494
Title: Howsin [back]
Statement of responsibility: Gurney, 872 Broadway, N. Y.
Creator/Contributor: Jeremiah Gurney (Photographer)
Genre: Photographs; Cartes de visite; Portraits
Date created: 1859-1870 (approximate)
Physical description: 1 photograph : print on card mount ; mount 11 x 7 cm (carte de visite format)
General notes: Title from item or from accompanying material.
Date notes: Date supplied by cataloger.
Subjects: Actresses
Collection: Cartes de Visite Collection
Location: Boston Public Library, Print Department
Rights: No known copyright restrictions.
I decided to remake my Flying Scotsman model into a style more like my model of Gordon from Thomas and Friends, as they are brothers in-universe. I took Gordon and redid the boiler to use SNOT-work and revised the tender to look more like the one usually used by the engine. (although I must admit, the tender is not a perfect copy of the real world design) A lot of rework was needed, as some parts were difficult to find or not existent in dark green, although it helped that I have quite a stockpile of this color on hand, and an older Flying Scotsman model I disassembled to reuse it's pieces.
...and yes, I know the very front portion of the frame (the part over the guiding wheels) is too long. There isn't really much I could do about it, as I did try to modify it, but it threw all the other proportions off, so I changed it back.
Finally getting around to posting something... I've been struggling to find time to get many shots recently, due to commitments and short daylight hours. Therefore I've had a few odd shots pile up which I plan on putting up over the christmas period.
In this image, LK53EZA (33381) fronts the Taunton Depot, with another Trident, and two Olympians towards the rear. The Olympian to the left is clearly an S-AAE, however the other I believe is a P-UCW which has been sat there for a week or two now.
Hamilton Road, Taunton, 14/12/14.
Retour de l'ecole, dans le flot de circulation rue Ben Van Don, dans le 4eme arrondissement de Saigon
I'm working on a self portrait series, this is a test.
When I was a kid I thought my shoulder blades were wings growing out of my back.
New Lucha Tee.
Printed by SOBO.
Get it here:
www.surropa.com/SOBO-BACK-BREAKER-T-SHIRT--KELLY_p_381.html#
i had a few cans of pink to get rid of so did this quickly on the weekend.
big ups xerox for the iwe invite
Back Pain Stretches, back pain causes, what to do for back pain
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was passing this morning on the way home from work it was foggy and frosty unfortunately by the time I got up there the fog had cleared :(
The title is by me; the photo shows a detail from an art installation by Anouk Kruithof at VU University Amsterdam (more photos below).
De titel is van mij; de foto toont een detail van een kunstwerk van Anouk Kruithof in het Exposorium van de Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam (zie hieronder).
Este estilo de piercing é chamado surface, o local foi escolha de uma cliente, a partir da escolha do local foi realizado um estudo no corpo para saber se o tipo de pele dela serviria o tipo de material a ser utilizado, no caso PTFE também conhecido como bioplastico que é um material maleavel desenvolvido para este tipo de aplicação. e esse é o resultado
Building my own little palace in my back garden, with the help of my son, Mart. Sketch made just before the roofing went on.
Self Portrait: Mountain biking solo outback while taking a portrait of thyself, using Strobist technique, carrying all of my photography gear on my back.
Strobist Info: One bare Canon 580EX, triggered by PocketWizard Mini TT1 and FlexTT5, mounted on light duty light stand, on a Canon 50D mounted on a Manfrotto 190XPROB, 322RC2 head, actuated by remote camera trigger placed on my left hand. Camera exposure set on Manual, underexposed by two stops, flash set on ETTL, exposure compensation set at +2, located on biker right side.
If you like the shot, Id be glad to share to you how I take these photos, just follow this link: