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Ring a Day #108
REMOVE TO EXPOSE ADHESIVE tape from bubble mailers
I like how it states the obvious: Remove to expose.
1. Photo a Day Challenge!, 2. January Daily Photo challenge, 3. January photo a day, 4. January Photo Challenge, 5. January Photo Challenge, 6. Day 5 - Something I wore, 7. Day 6 - Makes me Smile, 8. Day 7 - Favourite, 9. Day 8 - My Sky, 10. Day 8 - Daily Routine, 11. DAY 10 - Childhood, 12. Day 11. Where I sleep, 13. Day 12 - Close up, 14. Day 13 - What's in my bag, 15. Day 14 - What I read, 16. Day 15 - Happiness, 17. Day 16 - Morning, 18. Day 17 - Water, 19. Day 18 - Something I bought!, 20. Day 19 - Sweet!, 21. Day 20 - Someone I love!, 22. Day 21 - Reflection, 23. Day 22 - Your shoes, 24. Day 23 - Something Old, 25. Day 24 - Guilty Pleasure....., 26. Day 25. Something I made......, 27. , 28. Day 27 - Lunch, 29. Day 28 - Light, 30. Day 29 - Whats in my fridge, 31. Day 30 Nature, 32. flickr.com/photos/50839749@N08/6792630347/
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Edit me challenge wk 20
Photo provided by Nancy @ A rural journal
This edit is made up of almost entirely adding different textures. I think it's amazing how much interest textures can add to an image. First I did a levels adj. layer. Then I added my own wood texture and applied just to the bench, to add detail and interest to the wood. I did the same thing to the sky, using one of my sky textures. Then I went crazy with different textures until I got the effect I was looking for, with various opacities and blend modes. Removed some texture from the kitty, added a touch of warmth and pop. I selectively sharpened the cat and the bench, as I wanted the background to kind of fade away. Then, since I wanted something to finish it off, I chose a basic frame. In order to tie it with the picture, I chose three textures I had used in my processing and clipped them to my frame. I think the colour and texture of the frame now look better with the image.
I took a friends Subwoofer, Receiver, my Ipod and with a little help from Jack White and the White Stripes I was able to create paint splashes. This was a shooting challenge that my 6 year old boy and 3 year old girl loved helping with!
Primeira foto que tirei com a minha Sony H2.
Foto feita totalmente no escuro apenas com o plasma ligado.
Local - meu escritório.
Comp. Focal - 38 mm.
Abertura do Diafragma - f/7,1.
Tempo de Exposição - 1/50 s.
ISO - 80.
Flash - Não.
Daily Dog Challenge
Starts with "B" 11/5
Let's see.....Tibby on a bench with blue sky and blue lake and it's shaped like a ball!
I had a different photo taken of Tibby in the bath wearing a bonny Scottish hat and butterfly wings eating a bully stick, but this is a better picture.
If you want to see the bath picture it will be on our blog...hee hee hee lots of Bs!!
The Aviation Challenge is an annual get together of regional schools/colleges maths/science year 12 students for an introduction to the world of aviation and a fun day of competition building gliders.
From as far north as Berwick to Richmond in the south and Darlington in the west, schools/colleges turned up in teams of 4 (+member of staff) to build a glider.
We hope these budding scientists may be inspired to join the BEng Aerospace programme and HNC/D Aeronautical Engineering programmes.
Technical delivery and hosted by Hartlepool College of Further Education; lunch and programme administration by the Advanced mathematics Support Programme; Prizes and materials costs covered by Teesside University.
The Aviation Challenge is an annual get together of regional schools/colleges maths/science year 12 students for an introduction to the world of aviation and a fun day of competition building gliders.
From as far north as Berwick to Richmond in the south and Darlington in the west, schools/colleges turned up in teams of 4 (+member of staff) to build a glider.
We hope these budding scientists may be inspired to join the BEng Aerospace programme and HNC/D Aeronautical Engineering programmes.
Technical delivery and hosted by Hartlepool College of Further Education; lunch and programme administration by the Advanced mathematics Support Programme; Prizes and materials costs covered by Teesside University.
The MONTANE Spine Challenger is a non-stop, 108 mile race between Edale and Hawes with a time limit of 60hrs. This challenging and technical section of the Pennine Way is a physically and psychologically demanding route that demands concentration, good physical fitness, resolve and respect. The MONTANE Spine Challenger is a notoriously difficult event in its own right and should be considered as having a similar degree of difficulty as the longer MONTANE Spine Race.
From appearances alone, 60 hours looks like ample time to complete this course. However, appearances can be deceptive. The rugged and very technical nature of this race is mentally taxing, as you have to constantly be aware of foot placement in icy conditions, weather systems, navigation, available daylight and self-management.
Text is from the Montane website.
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The best and most interesting will be featured in an article in my Postdigital Photo blog.
2019 Dodge Challenger 5.7L V8 at the Plume School meeting point prior to the annual American car/truck parade on Maldon High Street in the County of Essex (UK).
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dodge_Challenger
My Dodge Chrysler album flic.kr/s/aHBqjAUVsF
Photograph taken by and copyright of my regular photostream contributor David and is posted here with very kind permission.
Provas finais do Desafio SENAI Challenge Kart Elétrico
26 de novembro de 016
Continente Shopping - São José - Santa Catarina
Fotos: Marcos Campos
The Challenge Factory winner!
Smoke from campfires at High Cliff State Park, Sherwood Wisconsin 2009
The Aviation Challenge is an annual get together of regional schools/colleges maths/science year 12 students for an introduction to the world of aviation and a fun day of competition building gliders.
From as far north as Berwick to Richmond in the south and Darlington in the west, schools/colleges turned up in teams of 4 (+member of staff) to build a glider.
We hope these budding scientists may be inspired to join the BEng Aerospace programme and HNC/D Aeronautical Engineering programmes.
Technical delivery and hosted by Hartlepool College of Further Education; lunch and programme administration by the Advanced mathematics Support Programme; Prizes and materials costs covered by Teesside University.
Entry for the Down Under Challenge group (Challenge 53). The challenge photo can be viewed here.
One starry night, tEntry for the Down Under Challenge group (Challenge 53). The challenge photo can be viewed here.
Cave painting effect. It was fun learning how to make the rock texture.