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The backround is an OVAS as well.

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gotta luv her i luv this pic of her soo much! an i blingee it out which made me luv it more!LOL it looks like shes sayin watch out or else !XD

Wish this wasnt slighty blurry, but I'm still in love with the backround (thats me by the way)

I enjoy the Sky as the beautiful Backround we see most of the Time in our Life,

it´s an endless changing Painting the World offers us. For me it´s the most beautiful Visualization of Mathematik, no Subjekt of Romanticism...

  

pART of Moon, Sun & Elements

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It means so much to me,my dear flickr friends!

I found so much inspiration and help here!

 

The texture in the backround is not my work,it`s made by

Boccacino:

www.flickr.com/photos/boccacino/

Thank you very much for sharing!

  

Please don't use this image without my explicit written permission. © All rights reserved

With Ulises in the backround.

Statue of liberty with empire state building in backround

TB by Granddaughter, Backround by Daughter, PS by Opa

Strobist: Canon 580EX in umbrella at left. Canon 430EX on the backround.

Oil on Canvas 50 x 70 cm

 

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hmmmmm lol changed lighting enviroment and it made weird backround

Haha, I love this picture with Balti in the backround ;-)

in Bratislava, old town hall in the backround...everything is prepared for Christmas market

The Pz IV is a size stand in for the second sherman and the Figs in no way resemble their final location, as this still is a WIP and just their to get a general Idea for me and you.

 

Please, CONCERNS AND CRITICISM WELCOME!

The mountains and the sky make a great background to the rocks because they are not distracting when looking at the photo.

From the left: ER0L's Pump Jack, then Gábors Car Repair Shop & Scrap Yard & Mobile Home Trailer; some of my trucks in the foreground, my freight train in the backround.

 

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Route 66 back on track @ Lego Convention Bricky Way 2018

 

General Description : ER0L’s, Gábors and my second shot at a joint Lego Route 66 desert layout

 

ER0L’s (left) section:

- Moving bus & police command vehicle,

- V8-Diner,

- Wedding Chapel,

- Pump Jack and TX Fuels Utility Pick-Up Truck,

- cars,

- cacti and plants in new green tones.

-> www.flickr.com/photos/er0l

 

Gábor’s (middle) section:

- Car Repair Shop & Scrap Yard,

- scrap cars,

- Mobile Trailer Home.

-> www.flickr.com/photos/gabor_horvath

 

My (right) section:

- Mojave Inn Motel,

- Lerner Airfield Memorial,

- all semi trucks & two pick-up trucks,

- CN & CITGO freight train,

- Side road and railway crossing with road markings,

- cacti & other vegetation in good old green.

 

Each of us contributed to common layout features such as the R66 modules, telegraph masts, sand-colored base-plates, train tracks, etc.; all of us chose plenty of individual decoration features in addition.

 

Orange and red convertibles in my section made & owned by ER0L.

  

The text I proposed for our MOC card at Bricky Way 2018:

(Somewhat adapted and translated into Hungarian by Gábor)

 

“Just as the movie title, “Planes, Trains & Automobiles” were what brought Gábor Horvath, Marcus Paul (AKA “ER0L”) and Steffen Kasteleiner (AKA “Buff83ST”) together during their first intermezzo at a Lego Convention called “Zusammengebaut 2016” in Borken, Hessen, Germany. As avid fans of American roadside scenery and culture, set into the more arid regions of America’s Western deserts, this time, they are displaying an extension of their strip of the famous Route 66 with its array of typical sights a driver might come across on a long-distance ride out West: an iconic, roadside “V8 Diner”, a Wedding Chapel, a working Pump Jack conveying some of America’s “Black Gold”, a Car Repair Shop and its Desert Scrapyard, a desolate Mobil Home, the somewhat spacey Mojave Inn Motel at an intersection, and an aviation-related monument to Lerner Airfield as displayed in Borken in the year 2016.

Set into the joint layouts are loads of iconic American cars, trucks and some North American freight train equipment, as the railroad topic is more prominent at Bricky Way 2018’s layout than it had been before in Borken.

Some of the cars can “magically” move, and as the lights go out, a few things are going to shine brightly in the dark blue desert night sky…

 

Motivations

 

Among the builders’ motivations were the desire to create in Lego some of their dreams, fantasies and favorite notions and clichés of the American West and convey them into their builds, to build something realistic and yet playable, to include lighting and functionalities in manifold and interesting, sometimes less conventional ways.

 

Scale

 

What they call the “Large City Scale” – a way of building significantly larger than any traditional Lego City scales are typically designed in – allows the builders to optically enhance the differences in size and dimensions of vehicles, trains and buildings to what they consider as close to realistic as possible.

 

SNOT

(“Studs Not On Top”) techniques are being used widely, but not exhaustingly by the three builders, who are not afraid to show some studs here and there. Especially landscaping works quite well with studs.

 

Building Time

 

This is very hard to determine, as certain builds have been around way before the event, and others have been built more specifically for the opportunity of Bricky Way 2018. However, the decision to have a joint layout together in Hungary was made a good year ago.”

 

Thanks for looking!

  

nikon D5300 with 50mm

In the backround is a building that shares the same fate as the Scania: it will also leave Tallinn's city skyline soon. It's actually one of the coolest examples of Soviet architecture in Tallinn, in my opinion, but sadly the build-quality of these things was just so bad.

 

The owner of the biggest private collection of public transport in Estonia decided to sell this Scania to Poland. For this occasion he organised a tour in the city for enthusiasts. He's actually currently restoring a Scania CR112, so there will be a replacement in a few years time. I know that CR112 would be a source of nostalgia for many older bus fans but for me as a younger bloke, CN113s were my childhood. Fortunately I got to say my goodbyes.

 

This bus wasn't in the best condition when the collector got it because it had partly rotted away in an open place at the previous bus museum in Finland after a quite good restoration was performed. Poles have already restored one similar Scania for Stockholm and many other models for themselves, so they'll probably do good at restoring this machine too.

 

Private owner

Built: 1995

Acquired: 2025

Sold: 2026 to Poland

ex. Finland and Sweden

 

Estonia, Tallinn, Rävala puiestee

This is Ebba Katrín who I photographed for her graduation earlier this year.

self portrait

 

strobist:

one large softbox (116x116) left

one flash whit blu gelatine on the pc keyboard against the monitor covered with silver paper.

one flash for backround

  

La “sindrome da rientro” può essere accentuata:

 

1. dalla frustrazione e dalla delusione derivate dal non aver raggiunto appieno gli obiettivi del viaggio: divertimento, riposo, salute, cultura, ecc. Solitamente infatti la gente le vacanze di aspettative superiori a quanto dovrebbe.

 

2. dalla difficoltà di adattamento che la vacanza stessa aveva comportato e dalla fatica ad essa connessa,

 

3. dalle lunghe code, dallo stress della guida e dall’inquinamento legato al traffico in un paese come l’Italia dove le ferie sono ancora concentrate nel mese di agosto.

   

La Sindrome da rientro dura solitamente qualche giorno ma può perdurare per oltre un mese a seconda della durata del periodo del viaggio.

 

Solitamente più è lunga la vacanza, più è diversa rispetto alle normali attività, maggiore è lo sforzo per recuperare l’efficienza lavorativa, la forma psico-fisica che ci consentiva di avere successo nella professione svolta. La vacanza, come tempo connesso al risposo ed allo svago, provoca un allontanamento dagli schemi mentali abituali che ci consentivano di organizzare la giornata lavorativa e di risolvere i problemi della vita quotidiana. Ne consegue che si può verificare un quadro di Wash Out che può essere fortemente ansiogeno. Si dimenticano progetti, appuntamenti, numeri telefonici, schemi mentali, in breve si teme di perdere ciò che si aveva, con conseguenze sul piano economico, professionale, affettivo. Si teme di non essere più ciò che si era prima delle vacanze. Era stato il nostro cervello che per consentirci il riposo aveva cancellato il superfluo e talora anche più.

View boosting is fun :) New backround, you like?

cool Christmas lights

Today was Christmas in Ukraine! (My backround is Ukraine) so mum got a little haul like not a ginormous one but 4 box kinda one...so that means....if I got the mh dolls I wanted now...will the pullip come on Christmas?!!

 

YAAAAAAAA-no

 

Mom is too lazy internet ordering. Prob get some chocolates. Ya that's just about right. Just food:')

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Working at my local library branch on an EOY post, getting a few weird looks on the attire.

 

But seriously, how can you cover up legs like these? And the iPhone's camera really doesn't do them justice...

Nikon D610 & Nikkor 55/1.2

Desktop backround.

a house and snaefellsjokull/ snæfellsjökull in the backround

in the backround you can see Gran Canaria

Landing place close to the Hotel Seeburg. In the backround is the mount Pilatus (centre), left side the mount Stanserhorn.

Another from the Beara with Inchaquin waterfalls in the backround.

Graffitti on backround it " MENACE INK" our tattoo shop!

The town Þorlákshöfn in the backround.

Wall to Snug Harbor along Tyson Street with yellow house in backround.

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