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I have found this while I was traveling last week. The craftmanship is superb. The design is so sweet. You can see through the design and there is a big shiny crystal down there. It did not add any effect to the photo, it really plays with lights. Push the button below and it opens as a copact mirror. So this is just like real-life Sailor Moon Compact ! Moon Power Make Up!!
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The driver of the blue Ram I guess, supposedly, doesn't know what a compact car is. He parked his Ram right in the compact car spot, blocking any people form entering or exiting. This looks like a job for the Front Field Police Force.
How things have changed over the years, the one at the back is from 1979 and the digital one at the front is from 2006... positively ancient by today's standards. Many of the photos on my current photostream are still being taken with the little Sony by the way !
To make this photo I laid a white sheet of paper and propped it up with a book on my kitchen worktop and mounted my Canon 7D on a tripod and did a long exposure under the kitchen light on auto white balance....all very low tech.
A worker using a vibratory plate compactor reaches places the larger roller can’t get to and helps create a stable surface.
Lucite compact c. late 1940s by unknown American maker, with sterling inlay depicting lovebirds.
Lucite (otherwise known as acrylic or perspex) was a commonly-used post-war material.
Who would have imagined that a tablet can be your main communication device? Before, a tablet is something that you use to just browse websites and perhaps watch videos. Today, many of us are nonchalantly using tablets as phones and even recording devices for memories. So why not have a good one...
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