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This, I think is, the large boy. It can be the girl. Those two are the most difficult to separate.

Felt like mixing some of my pictures up so I decided to go ''simple'' and take pictures of everyday things.

Close up of two newborn French Bulldog puppies

Close-up shot of Ronaldo that my boyfriend recently took.

Photo by suckaface

Close up white cup of coffee, latte on the wooden table.

I added a ceramic button to close the tote and vintage rhinestone pin in the middle for some bling.

Bored and waiting manniquin in store front window

Today I've given Suki some eyeliner & spraymatted her. & I love her so much more now! She's no longer the little shy girl of the family :)

Close-up of the lion, complete with party hat!

taken at night while on a walk with my friend, Jeff. It looks like a still from an old foreign film. I've used it in an animation here: themeanmissbean.com/moonrise

Frontal shot of Solitary Bee..

Close up of the octopus added to Jan's sea life quilt

 

Close up of the roses and hydrangea on a 90th birthday cake.

Just got my hands on a Lumix GX1 and a cheap lens adapter to allow me to use some of my Nikkor Glass, this is my 50mm f1.8 Ai-s lens with a close-up filter attached. Works well I think and cheaper than paying for a macro lens!

Enriqueta said I could eat this.

I poured some coffee..because I felt the cup looked sad empty.

Bratz - Play Sportz Bowling Meygan

 

Year - 2005

 

Outfit & Accessories - Original Outfit; SILK PINK TOP W LEOPARD FUR TRIM, BLACK TARTAN PLEATED SKIRT, PINK & BLACK TRAINERS, LEOPARD BOWLING BALL, BLACK & PINK LEATHER BOWLING BAG WITH FUR TRIM AND BOWLING BALL (NOT SHOWN)

 

Origin - Childhood Owned

 

Fact - I loved this Meygan as a child and still do! I think it was her two toned hair and her striking blue eyes. She is still in great condition with all of her original clothes and accessories and her original hair style

My Winx Ballerina Collection :3 Layla is missing her card, but the other dolls are complete x3

 

Close up of the hearts surrounded by the tempered glass

here's my monkey!

 

Multicolored flip flops close-up

 

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This photograph is a close-up of the Quisqualis indica, showing the freshly bloomed pink flowers of the Akar Dani, also known as Drunken Sailor or Rangoon creeper. This photo was taken in the Singapore Botanic Gardens.

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Close up of the Vandalizer 2 figure from McFarlane's Spawn Series 27 (The Art of Spawn).

Heath's hypnotic stare in the cellar.

Close-up of the driver side front end Pontiac Firebird 1967 gold. www.Striking-Photography.net

April 2nd, 2014 - Senator Begich and Congressman Young met with dozens of students from all over Alaska who are in the Capitol on the Close-up program. They each spoke and answered questions the students had.

A close up of the plane: look at the detailing! The T on the scarf, the 3-D propellers, the button, the drawing on the wheels! AMAZING!

Cross processed Lomo Slide/X-Pro Film.

 

This is the cabinet with the Phoenix Diamond traffic counter. The detection bay looks odd, with missing detectors and detectors partially pulled out. The reason is that when we worked with Diamond, they told us they could take a contact closure output from a traffic signal detector to place a contact closure into the count station. The cabinet was wired to accommodate this.

 

When we actually set it up in the field, we found that there was a difference between what Phoenix thought how detectors worked, and how they actually did. They wanted the voltage on the input to drop from 24 volts DC to around 0 volts DC to place the contact closure onto the count station. In reality, the traffic signal detector output drops to about 6 or 7 volts which is enough to trigger the traffic signal controller detection inputs, but not the count station detection inputs.

 

We worked on several fixes, but ended up getting the module for the count station that allowed it to be wired directly to the traffic signal loops, bypassing the vehicle detectors.

 

I was not particularly happy, as we bring back our loop wires in 4cc/s wire, with a pair of loops on each wire. We run these through a scanning loop amplifier, so we don't get cross talk. This has worked OK, but we are looking to modify it this year to provide better data.

Beautiful blue spike flowers on the coast.

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