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saw a duckling the other day with a bad flapper foot still runing about everywhere saw it again today with it 2 siblings its abit smaller than them but like i said still runs about
A bit of LE fun. This is a toy my son received for Christmas in 2010. It has two LED lights that flash when the ball is bounced hard enough. It took me forever to get the flash to stop the ball mid travel.
OK, that last part is untrue. I figured it would be nearly impossible to do that, and it would be much easier to composite two shots. The first shot is a five second exposure which captures the light trail from the LED lights embedded in the ball. For the second shot, I placed the ball on top of an all black flash light to provide illumination.
I imported the images into Lightroom, then exported them as layers into Photoshop. In Photoshop, I performed a simple composite. Following the composite, I edited the ball to remove extraneous light from the flashlight from the bottom of the ball. I then mirrored the ball and applied a gaussian blur . Following that, I copied one of the red reflections and layered that with the ball reflection to approximate the texture possessed by the other reflections. I then added a slight motion blur to the ball in the direction of travel, even though I suspect that a true flash triggered behind the ball would stop the motion cleanly. Still, it looked better slightly fuzzy. The two base shots are in comments.
A bit of a surprise to see this original-style E300 operating in Glasgow. Last at Dumfries (I think), it was new in 2006 in a green livery for the Winchester Park & Ride service. It was snapped in Cathedral Street, Glasgow mid-changeover and half way through service X19 (Easterhouse - City - QEU Hospital). The regular performers on the X19 are a batch of E300s from 2015 interspersed with the occasional E400MMC.
brrrrr problem is with older houses they are a bit drafty .
I am getting a cold chill around my backside coming from somewhere.
Last one from this set for while their is only so many polka dots people can take.
Bit of 'classic traction' at Barrow-on-Trent....
20205 leads 97303 + 97302 'Ffestiniog & Welsh Highland Railways' + 20007 through Barrow-on-Trent on 19/9/19 working 0Z21 - 11.50 - Toton TMD to Derby RTC.
Taken using pole.
Years ago, I had a wonderful spring trip to the Okanagan. There I saw some special birds who all had a little blue to their color display.
I came across this group of women enjoying some well-earned rest after their day's chores in a village in remote Barot village in Mandi district of Himachal Pradesh.I had gone on some work to this valley and I was taking a stroll through the pretty village after finishing my work.I tried not to disturb the ladies while they rested.The light was not too good and it is not a great shot but I thought my friends here would enjoy a glimpse into the simple but happy lives of people living in the remote villages of this beautiful state of India.
Might be worth a look in large.
I'm bit on the fence about this place. It seems like they have new ownership now Bo was the original fellow and I remember coming to his original hole-in-the-wall in the back of a grocery store by Joyce Station.
Had a great weekend painting and partying with cool people. A big thank you to the Def Kids for the invite and Sept for being a great host!
Brett paid $7000 several years ago for this #Volkswagen. I can never remember whether I had a round or square fuel gauge. And can not believe we used to camp or spend hours in the back seat. I had removed the back rest from #CLM174 for camping gear just after I bought it in 1965..
We slept in the back on the second night at Boranup down on the edge of the ocean in the sand dunes after meeting…
On Explore and up to #243 from #438 on 19/01/25
Went to Ikea yesterday to buy some bits and pieces they missed in their home delivery.
Bumped into full blown Christmas.
A tad early, I think, to put it politely.
A bit of sunshine in to-days image, a road junction entering the Leicester-shire village of Peatling Parva.
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A little bit of spring, captured by photographer Achim Assenmacher with his vintage Mamiya 645 80mm f/1.9 lens and his Hasselblad X1D. Achim mounted the Mamiya 645 lens and a 10mm macro extension tube on his X1D with our Fotodiox Mamiya 645 to Hasselblad XCD adapter.
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A bit of a nature abstract here. Just a simple shot of some ice forming on a creek and you can still see water flowing by. One of those shots that I didn't pay that much attention to, until I got home and saw it on the computer, then I loved it.
I hope everyone enjoys this image! :D
A bit of a sleeping Welsh dragon is this Welsh slate quarry. Renowned my many and rightly so. It's a colossal feature set high in the hillside next to Llanberis and was always going to be the highlight of my trip over the border. And it certainly didn't disappoint. I took with me, an extensive route guide that took me around the whole quarry, supplied by www.flickr.com/photos/pentlandpirate/ who seems to have made Dinorwic his second home over the years. I might as well have had a VR headset on, it was so well constructed and concise and gave me the opportunity to see everything. So thanks, Mike. Much appreciated. It was a place that I wished I'd visited a decade back, as many of its features, buildings and unbelievably built stepped paths, have slipped into an inexorable decline. How it must have looked then. Delve into its history and how the slate was mined by the remarkable men of Wales and the place takes on a whole new aura. It was a remarkable days outing aided with me never seeing a soul within the quarry all day. I'd read up, done the You tube vids and worried about its clear and obvious dangers, but nothing had really prepared me for the sheer beauty that lay up the hillside that day.
Bit of a crop but still quite chuffed, they were doing their courtship thing and calling so loudly you could hear them from a mile away.
A little bit of luck at last : )
A bit a fan fiction in this build. I was researching various Delta 7s piloted by various Jedi. Nothing came up for Ki-Adi-Mundi. Being a Cerean male and having a binary brain, he probably wouldn’t fit in a Delta 7, so I figured he may have to have his own special Jedi Starfighter, like Yoda. I thought the S-250 would be a perfect fit for him so I moc’d it this way.
A bit of a cliche shot. But was walking over the Millennium bridge and couldn't resist taking a shot.
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A bit of door, a bit of window, a bit of brick and a bit of roof. The shed at the harbour end of St Andrews Cathedral grounds.
Efkechrome 100 35mm slide film, Olympus OM2SP.
Standard consumer E6 chemicals, processed at home.
Digitized using a Nikon D7000 dslr, Nikkor 40mm lens, JJC ES-2 adapter.
RAW file edited in Photoshop Elements 11.
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Dragon Guard - You know she is a little bit dangerous.
Drachen Wache - Du weißt sie ist ein bisschen gefährlich.
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Just a wee bit of messing around on a cool grey day! The light was lovely but there were distractions so I had a wee mess. Normally I would prefer not to touch a wild animal shot but the light was so good and the background, although dark, was not.
day 70/365 - feeling a bit hairy today :)
I've been tagged - 16 things about me:
1. I am a workaholic, but am trying to balance my life more
2. I love to sing in the car, really loud
3. I love to write, but have to feel inspired by something
4. When I believe in something I stand up for it
5. I love Barry Manilow Music - favorite song is Can't Smile without you
6. When I try to learn something I want to learn all at once and have to slow myself down and conquer one thing at a time
7. I earned my Associates Degree from college at the age of 39
8. I still plan to get my Bachelor's degree within 6 years, but I'm taking a photography class this semester just for fun :)
9. I like to be held accountable when I screw up
10. I like to learn things about myself
11. I like to do things my way
12. I love heavy metal music from the 80's
13. I am a creature of habit and changing my routine must be slow and easy
14. My husband and I have been married for 12 1/2 years and blended his child and my two into our new family. It was painful and it was joyous...I would do it all again in a moment :)
15. I have 78 pairs of shoes
16. I am a perfecrastinator - that's perfectionist and procrastinator all in one - if I can't do it perfect I put it off for as long as possible
Explored! #49 - highest position yet =)
Slept in a bit on Friday after getting up and checking the weather at 5:30. It was pretty much the same as Thursday so we decided there was no point going out and taking practically identical photos.
We went kayaking on Okarito Lagoon which was pretty cool except I managed to get myself completely soaked and Dad laughed at me. We saw Godwits, Pipers, Spoonbills, a blue heron and a couple of white herons. Dad and I were sharing a kayak and right as we were nearly back to shore managed to get stuck! It wasn't that bad though because a white heron was standing in the water maybe three or four metres away from us so that was awesome. We got unstuck after a little bit and returned to shore. I was so glad of a shower then!
After lunch Bee and I packed up our stuff and packed it into her car and set off. We had a break in Hokitika for a while and then drove as far as Kumara Junction before Bee remembered that we forgot to get petrol and the needle was on E. Luckily we weren't too far away from Hokitika so were able to drive back and fill up the tank.
We didn't stop again until Arthur's Pass for a quick toilet break and also made friends with four Keas who were hanging out by the carpark.
From there we drove on until we reached Castle Hill which has totally amazing limestone rock formations. It's near Flock Hill Station which was used in The Lion, The Witch & The Wardrobe. Both Bee and I got a bit carried away with our cameras and when we got back to the car realised just how long we'd been there.
She dropped me home about ten and I was very glad of being able to go to my own bed and have a nice long sleep. Speaking of bed, that's where I'm headed right now because I have yet another early start tomorrow because I have a plane to catch and a course to go to (and my Viking Essay to finish off).