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Location: Box Hill, Victoria, Australia
Subject: Cemetery / Antique Tomb Stones / Graves
Treatment: Black and White (Sepia Tint)
HDR from three JPEGs
Sony DSC-R1
ISO: 160
Focal Length: 72mm x 1.7 (APS-C crop factor) = 122.4mm
Aperture: f/5.6
Exposure Times: EV 0 .00 (1/40 sec); EV -1.00 (1/80 sec); EV-2.00 (1/160 sec)
A few things seemed odd in this scene.
1. The wrought iron surrounding the closet grave is broken...
2. The Raven appears to only have one leg...
3. There are some distressing faces coming out of the large tree trunk...
4. And one from the tombstone to the top left / rear of the frame...
Refer to the image notes for observations and see what you make of them!
Best Viewed Large.
The top of the box. Yeah, went a little crazy for something to just send a product in. But that is ok, this customer is going to get a big surprise.
blogged about here: allgoodgirlsaremarys.blogspot.com/2007/07/pretty-packages...
In light of us being about 6 months away from having a 'baby Olive' in the house, I've been organizing like crazy to transform my 'craft room' into the 'nursery'. The first step was to organize the many different projects/materials I have and store them accordingly in a closet in Justin's office. (Justin calls me the 'Project Starter' because I start so many different hobbies and then move onto a new one. Looking at this wide array of materials, I think he's right!)
We were invited at Monica's place to try out Fox in a Box, a concept where you get a box filled with all the ingredients for a wonderful evening with friends. Needless to say we had lots of fun.
Note: box does *not* include foxy ladies.
photo by Scott Beale / Laughing Squid
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Here are some pictures of my handmade cigar box uke ... which is incomplete. It still needs a bridge. I really like the way it looks now though! The inlayed star (my first time trying inlay... in case you couldn´t tell) is a river clam found in Redwood Falls, and so is the S in the soundhole. The wood of the neck was trashpicked, and the wood of the fingerboard is from a broken beach chair handle. The tuners are classical guitar tuners cut and carved to match. I can´t wait to get a sound out of this thing!
My great grandfather's Roi-Tan Bankers cigar box filled with one thousand two hundred twenty-three dollars.
Darshan's current custom arcade joystick. The wooden case isn't ready yet, so it's cardboard for now!
This box is for a swap with the Marie Antoinette Mail Art Group. Now I have to fill the box I made up with goodies for Terri H.
We went to the second ever performance of this show. It sucked. However, since it was during "test and adjust" period, there may have been improvements and I may go see it again sometime in the future to give it another chance. Bottom line: Too much Criss Angel and not enough Cirque du Soleil.
Read my full review here.
Luxor
Las Vegas, Nevada
Saturday, September 27, 2008
my take on the new nnenn cockpit box, the back is inverted(so you can have that smooth belly look) but now the pilot doesn't have to hold on by his feet and there is room for hand controls.
Name:BOX, VERNON ERIC
Initials:V E
Nationality:Canadian
Rank:Lieutenant
Regiment/Service:Royal Canadian Infantry Corps
Secondary Regiment:Royal Scots Fusiliers
Secondary Unit Text: attd. 6th Bn.
Age:32
Date of Death:22/02/1945
Service No:CDN/331
Additional information:Son of Leonard C. and Gertrude E. Box; husband of Dorothy Sprague Box, of Fredericton, New Brunswick.
Casualty Type:Commonwealth War Dead
Grave/Memorial Reference:XII. H. 12.
Cemetery:HOLTEN CANADIAN WAR CEMETERY