This Greylag Goose at Pensthorpe was a bit damp and seemed to want to get under some cover.

Just some roaming in Munich

I'm just a little bit caught in the middle

Life is a maze, and love is a riddle

I don't know where to go

Can't do it alone

I've tried, but i don't know why

Slow it down, make it stop

Or else my heart is going to pop

Cause its to much, yea its alot

To be something I'm not

I'm a fool, out of love

Cause I just can't get enough

I'm just a little bit caught in the middle

Life is a maze, and love is a riddle

I don't know where to go

Can't do it alone

I've tride, but i don't know why

I'm just a little boy lost in the moment

I'm so scared but i don't show it

I can't figure it out

It's bringing me down

I know, I've got to let it go

And just enjoy the show

The sun is hot in the sky

Just like a giant spot light

The people follow the signs

And sicronise in time

It's just, no body knows

They got to take it to the show

Yea

I'm just a little bit caught in the middle

Life is a maze, and love is a riddle

I don't know where to go

Can't do it alone

I've tried, but i don't know why

I'm just a little boy lost in the moment

I'm so scared but i don't show it

I can't figure it out

It's bringing me down

I know, I've got to let it go

And just enjoy the show

Just engoy the show

I'm just a little bit caught in the middle

I don't know where to go

Can't do it alone

I've tride, but i don't know why

I'm just a little boy lost in the moment

I'm so scared but i don't show it

I can't figure it out

It's bringing me down

I know, I've got to let it go

And just enjoy the show~

Song by Lenka~

If you have a minute, Enjoy this magical song and video by same~

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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.

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

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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Another one left over from my trip to Oregon in Dec/Jan, same place as the previous shot but a few steps back, not nearly as dramatic but still kinda cool I think :-)

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(Bits and pieces of 2017)

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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Bit smokey in here, but, play it again Sam.

Bit of a sundog at the early dawn before the sunrise.

Some bits of the 54-piece precision bit set.

I have to say two months have now passed since I last cross-dressed as a woman and I still feel on quite a high! The mood and deep desire to dress as a woman is still strong and shows no sign of diminishing. I am hoping to cross-dress again in February but for now I am enjoying the memories of last November.

My usual coping method in periods on not being able to indulge in transvestism is to post pictures and narratives here on Flickr. I’m sure my postings are met with groans and a rolling of eyes because admittedly my pictures lack variation and show little imagination. The act of publicly posting a picture though really rewards me emotionally, it’s a wee personal celebration as they represent an achievement of something I dream of doing, dressing and appearing as a woman. To be honest I love…love…being a transvestite, it is always an incredible experience. I am a man but I love presenting as a woman.

During my November cross-dressing session I did take some selfies and videos on my phone and have posted some of these already. As I’m so keen today but unable to cross-dress I couldn’t resist compiling bits of the selfie videos and stills and adding random text that represented things I frequently think about in regard to my transvestism. I have recycled parts of the videos I previously posted so my apologies for the repeats. It is highly indulgent and was fun for me though I’m not sure others will see it that way! Feeling the need to celebrate the fact I did actually dress as a woman wearing make-up, wig, a dress and high heels is what has prompted the posting of this admittedly pointless video, a selfish indulgence perhaps far too narcissistic if I’m honest but I genuinely enjoyed myself and I do like being a transvestite.

Hofner bass before the neck was reglued.

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E313 Hasselt - Antwerpen

back perspective xoxo

Dragon Guard - You know she is a little bit dangerous.

Drachen Wache - Du weißt sie ist ein bisschen gefährlich.

Bit of an odd dress this one it sort of fights me clinging onto all the bits i would rather it didn't.

OK its not that bad but i just wouldn't feel comfortable wearing it out.

taken at walton gardens

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.

It was a bit haze night to see the cityscape from Twin Peak with the Embarcadero center holiday lights but no "mini star" on top of the Transamerica. I have to wait till this weekend. Do you know when will they turn on the light on Transamerica schedule?

Drive safely in the wet raining day!

Happy 12/12/12 :)

Recycling recycled meaning; redefinition is our daily world.

(* A reference to Richard Hamilton.)

Bit more conventional angle or the 10.20 Sheffield park Santa special in full winter conditions

Bit of indoor faffin' yesterday, using the lightpainting brushes system.

Lens Swap between the Sigma 18-35mm, and the Nikon 50mm.

Lightpainting only, no photoshop.

SOOC JPEG

bit arty again, Took forever getting the light right or as right as i could get it.

Went all continental with a stereotypical French look.

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After Baz identified the A7Vs above, I thought it only fitting I give the photograph a bit of a face-lift.

This assessment from Baz aka "diggerdogroff" of the photograph.

"A7V 560 is probably lurking in the rear behind 540, going by its similar, albeit faint, skull and crossbones and complete absence of large front flapped vision ports.

Both 540 and 560 served in Abteilung 1 in the Battle of la Montagne de Reims against the French on 15 July 1918. As both also came through unscathed, everything seems to fit nicely with Brett's superb photo above."

The tank's name was derived from that of its parent organization, Allgemeines Kriegsdepartement, 7. Abteilung, Verkehrswesen.

A7V chassis listing:

501 Gretchen: scrapped by the Allies in 1919 (Female).

502: Scrapped by Germans in October 1918.

503 Totenkopf: Scrapped by Germans in October 1918.

504 Schnuck: lost at Fremicourt 31 August 1918.

505 Baden I: scrapped by the Allies in 1919.

506 Mephisto: lost at Villers-Bretonneux on 24 April 1918, recovered by Australians, now in Queensland Museum in Brisbane, Australia.

507 Cyklop: scrapped by the Allies in 1919.

525 Siegfried: scrapped by the Allies in 1919.

526: Scrapped by Germans in 1 June 1918.

527 Lotti: lost at Pompelle Fort 1 June 1918.

528 Hagen: lost at Fremicourt 31 August 1918.

529 Nixe 2: lost at Remis 31 May 1918, recovered by Americans and scrapped at Aberdeen Proving Grounds Museum in 1942.

540 Heiland: scrapped by the Allies in 1919.

541: Scrapped by the Allies in 1919.

542 Elfriede: lost at Villers-Bretonneux 24 April 1918

543 Hagen, Adalbert, König Wilhelm: scrapped by the Allies in 1919.

560 Alter Fritz: lost at Iwuy 11 October 1918.

561 Nixe: scrapped by Germans 24 April 1918.

562 Herkules: scrapped by Germans after 31 August 1918.

563 Wotan: scrapped by the Allies in 1919, a replica of Wotan was built in the late 1980s based largely on Mephisto, which is now in the Panzermuseum in Munster, Germany.

564: Scrapped by the Allies in 1919.

This shot almost cost me a 100 quid. I hadn't yet bought a Lee adaptor for my recently acquired lens. I haven't done any long exposures in a while and so never got round to it, but when I saw these defences I thought I might give it a go. Without the adaptor I first tried holding the filter to the lens, but this of course caused too much shake. Next I tried hanging the holder off the end, and (somewhat inevitably) it fell to the floor. Twice. Fortunately it only chipped a small corner off. I began to wonder how badly I wanted the shot, but you know how it is, when you get something in your head you have to go through with it. Then I struck upon the idea of using a bit of chewing gum. It held just long enough, and after half a dozen attempts I had my shot. Phew.

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With a bit of decent weather I would imagine a boating holiday on the Norfolk Broads would be fantastic. Lots of wildlife, great scenery and relaxation.

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You can't park or picnic in a nation park during a government shutdown, but ain't no problem with just hiking down into one, I tell you what.

Bit surreal, giant park with no end, not a soul around, no animals save a few brave lizards, just us and our cameras and our tattoos.

And some brackish water Melanie didn't at all mind jumping into.

Repeatedly.

No city noise, though. No cars, or helicopters overhead, no one doing construction. None of the sounds that make me all cuddly and safe.

City's in my blood.

But being enveloped by nature, that ain't so bad, for a few hours, anyway. Then it was back to the noise and steel and concrete.

You know, home.

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The Medway Cruising Club, Gillingham, UK

The vacant picnic shelter looked very lonely in the night. Evidence of civilization can be reassuring. On this night, it made me feel cold and removed.

A bit earlier yesterday, in beautifully calm weather, I headed out to photograph the Grebes — and it definitely paid off with these shots.

Bit of fun with the Christmas tree. Can you tell I've been on the tequila?!

Multiple photos shot with iPhone 5s then bits and pieces of each photo was taken from them and used to make this. Apps used were iPhone camera, mextures, juxtaposer, Paint FX and image blendr. This image was inspired by the paint of Salvador dali that was painted by Sidney Maurer. I first started with several photos of the girls and a base photo of the two girls standing together. I took all the head shots of them and selected a section of each shot that I wanted to use in the photo ( like the eyes or the mouth or another section of the head ) then I moved the image of each photo to mexture where I used the the preset destroyed film formula. from there I pick which formula I wanted to use then tweak it some then save the image. Once I got all the images of the head and body done in mexture, I moved the images to juxtaposer where I put them all together the way I wanted them. In the meantime I made a background for the image in Paint FX then saved it to my photo album. I took the image I made in juxtaposer and moved it to image blendr then blended one of the textures I have on my phone just to tweak the image some then added it back to juxtaposer with the background that I made in Paint FX and just added the two images together in there. I hope Ive explained it well enough, any questions Just let me know. I hope you enjoy, thanks for looking.

Something a bit different from me and the closest to portrait photography I'm ever likely to get!!

When I met our new neighbours a few weeks ago I'm afraid I totally ignored them and fussed over their beautiful cat Phoebe and took lots of photos of her instead :) just kidding of course, the neighbours are lovely, including Phoebe.

Phoebe was only adopted recently so she doesn't have her own name tag yet, so she is wearing a collar with the name Ella on it. All very confusing when I'm trying to remember the names of all the people in our new street!

Wishing everyone a great weekend, here in the UK we have a 3-day weekend, and it's supposed to be sunny, hooray!

Bit of a surprise to find a dashing male in full Spring regalia in October! Lake St. Clair.

Bit of a cheeky expression!

Green, white and red - perfect colours for the Italian Flag - perfect colours for a great pasta sauce!