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My small Droneuary contribution. Thanks to Shamisenfred, Maxx Davidson, and Pohaturon for inspiration and suggestions. It’s a very solid bot, with fun scuttling legs!
Additional photos on Brickbuilt.
Contribution to Smile on Saturday, from the archives, over-processed of course, look how the windows participate in that processing.
Macro Mondays contribution 28 November 2016 - theme beetles/beatles.
chose this as my subject as it was no1 the day i was born. no other reason to it! The subject is the original 45 once belonging to my sister.
I actually thought there was a lot of scope this week - maybe too much, which in a way makes me feel lazy but time was/is against me.
HMM!!
... to climate protection!
Happy Blue Monday
and good luck for us all at COP24 (24th Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change)
because up to now we haven't achieved much to save our planet!
This is my contribution to the fabulous Smile on Saturday Group. The theme is: “get nature in your home! “.
Please don’t judge me!!!! I have only 2 living plants in my home. One is a small cactus, and honestly, I think it is dead… and it died a long time ago…. Very harsh and long “dry” season (which is approximately 12 months in my home, from January to December;-)) might have killed it … I’m sad because it was a gift but for my defense, I must say that this Cactus never liked me!! Since day one, Mr. Cactus was giving me the stinky eye!! I swear….
The other plant living with us, was given to my youngest son by my lovely sister. It is a crassula, I know it because my sister left a description of it with all the instruction on how to water it, etc.… Luckily, she gave the instructions to my youngest son and that is why Mrs. Crassula is still alive today! He is really taking care of that plant! And I wonder where does it come from? My husband is as bad as I with plants…. Chances are his green thumb comes from my sister.
And since today is purple or pink at Color My World Daily. This is also my contribution to this awesome group.
Happy SOS and CMWD to all participants!! And for the others: have an awesome day!
Thank you so much for your support!!! I truly appreciate your positive energy!! I wish you a very happy and awesome day!!!
contribution (#2) to MM challenge for 5/8/19, theme: "Complimentary Colours"
Was tempted to do some kind of orange/blue clothing as it has been implied (twice!) that might be difficult but...!!!
Här kommer mitt bidrag till fotosöndags veckotema - våren.
Fast det har inte känts som vår vissa dagar den här veckan. Så jag bestämde mig att ta en vår-bild inomhus. Bilden är faktiskt 3 bilder (den första för påskliljan, dom andra två för den ljus-målade blomman. Ljuset kom från min telefonskärm).
Here comes my contribution to fotosöndag's weekly challenge - spring.
Though at times it hasn't really been spring weather here this week....
twitter.com/englishgolfer/status/1510291529381957633
... so decided to take a spring picture indoors. This was actually three shots (one for the actual daffodils, and two for the light painted flower which was my phone with a green or yellow screen)
Strobist info: One Godox AD200 at 1/4 power in a gridded square softbox directly over the daffodils. Exposure was 1/250s at f/14. The light flower was two shots (an 6s exposure for the green and a 1s exposure for the yellow). Flash triggered wirelessly.
this is my contribution for the May 2019 12.12 Project, the instant photography collective of which I am a member. Our theme is fragility.
"Real beauty is in the fragility of your petals. A rose that never wilts isn't a rose at all.”
― Crystal Woods, Write like no one is reading 3
Technical information: 1949 Speed Graphic with expired Polaroid type 55 film. Scanned negative (scanned in color).
"La vraie beauté se trouve dans la fragilité de tes pétales. Une rose qui ne fane jamais n'est pas du tout une rose."
-- Crystal Woods
..mein diesjähriger Beitrag zum Thema: Pusteblume
..my contribution to the topic: 'dandelion' for this year.
A contribution to Nnovvember. Vic Vipers are always great fun, and with this one I went for a very classic shape. I figured out basically all of the design in just one day, and then played around with colors and stickers later. It does fit a minifigure comfortably, though I forgot to get a photo of the cabin interior. And of course, it’s very swooshable!
Lots more images on Brickbuilt.
My contribution to the NAPG monthly theme, "Transportation".
The ordinary, high wheel or penny-farthing was the first true bicycle with which actual speed and distance could be achieved in a practical manner. Larger and larger wheels, up to 1.5m (60") in diameter, were built to enable higher speeds The classically oversized penny-farthing wheel refers to the British penny and farthing coins of the time; the former being much larger than the latter so that the side view of the bicycle resembled two such coins placed next to one another.
Based on the original French Boneshaker, James Starley and others produced bicycles with front wheel of ever increasing size, starting about 1870. In 1878 Albert Pope began manufacturing the Columbia bicycle just outside of Boston, thus starting their nearly two decade-long heyday in America. Although the trend was relatively short-lived, the penny-farthing bicycle has since become a prominent historical symbol of the late Victorian era. Its brief popularity also coincided with the birth of cycling as a sport. [from Wikipedia]
Explore, 7/23/2008
This is my contribution to the Smile on Saturday Group. The theme is: smile. There is nothing better than a smile. So I used my skinniest finger to fit a Santa Hat on it and to give you this beautiful Christmas Smile ! I hope you like it !!
Note to myself: It is super hard to take a picture of your own hand… ;-).
And since we are Saturday it is a pink day in Color my World Daily Group, that explains my pink background.
Note to myself #2: pink goes very well with red ! Who knew ??
HSoS and HCMWD to all participants!
Thank you so much for your comments /favs and support! I’m humbled and grateful!!! I wish you all an amazing day and see you soon on Flickr!! #smile
#SmileonSaturday
#CMWD_pink
#CMWD
My contribution to the spaceship telephone game organized by Roanoke Handybuck. Each week the next builder in line gets sent images of the previous ship to use as a starting point for their own build. Mine was based on Si-MOCs ship and will be followed tomorrow by Armon Russ' design.
All in all, It was a pleasure to take part alongside these talented people! Be sure to check out the series so far below:
My contribution for this week's theme "photo", for the Swedish photo group Fotosondag.
Första helgen i mars som vi tillbringade i stugan i Västernäs. Inte så mycket vår i sikte. Mest grått. Tur att vi har ett par röda båtbojer som skänker lite färg åt bilden. :)
Hello amazing Flickr people!
This is my contribution to 2 awesome Flickr Groups:
*ღღ* Cosas de casa *ღღ and the theme for today is “bottle” and Color my World Daily with the color Yellow for today. So happy yellow bottle day to everyone!!!
Every summer, since almost 10 years, we spend 2 weeks in Cuba. We absolutely love it and it is truly a family tradition. We go with my parents, my sister and my children, husband and me.
Each year we throw a message in a bottle into the ocean… (yes, I know this is pollution, but it has such a symbolic meaning to us, and I always take the smallest bottle possible and made of glass...please don’t judge me !!!!).
My sons are writing the message to the world hoping someone will answer… My Dad tests different bottles to see which one will float the best and further… and since we usually go to the same hotel, employees are aware of our strange occupation and they participate actively (by keeping the empty bottles for my Dad to test or provide some beautiful paper to write the message, etc.).
The message and the bottle keep us very occupied! At the end of our stay we go on the catamaran tour and throw a bottle further away from the coast…
And then the waiting begins… and the speculation… The bottle has no boundaries…. It can go soooooo far…
Of course my Dad wants it to go to New Zealand (maybe my friend Ian (www.flickr.com/photos/nzpix) will find it one day !!)…
My Mom thinks it will float to Vancouver (France (www.flickr.com/photos/abeillerose) maybe you will find it ??). My youngest wants someone from Africa to find a message, and my other son thinks it will float forever.
My husband thinks another tourist from Montreal will find the bottle…. Let me tell you: this messages in the bottles are a constant subject of conversations at our house until the next summer!
Well, to this day, after 8 bottles thrown in the sea, we got one answer! And it was a surprise. Our message was on the plane with us, on our way back home. Another family from Canada found the bottle and they knew who the author of the message was… so they decided to wait 6 months before writing a letter to my sons (just to make a bigger surprise)! No need to say that my boys were super thrilled, and everyone was surprised! We stayed in touch with our new friends and we had a good laugh about the whole story. And my husband was right (for once ;-)) another tourist found the message. But no one predicted that the message will be coming back with us on the same plane! That is the beauty of the message in the bottle: you can never predict where it will go...
This time, just to make sure everything is in order, I’m sending Yellow Lady with the message. She can survive, don’t you worry… she has food, wine and an oxygen tank in her purse! and also a compass (of course) and some old fashion maps (since I’m a cartographer, maps always have a sentimental value for me...).
Bon voyage Yellow Lady!!! Be safe wherever you go!!
Thank you so much for your comments /favs and support! I’m humbled and grateful!!! I wish you all an amazing day and see you soon on Flickr (how about tomorrow ??)!!
My contribution to Macro Mondays' challenge, "Handle", on 25 May. The cup is part of a demi-tasse coffee set that I was given as a wedding present in 1970. Not sure I've ever used any of it till now.
My contribution for this week's theme "november", for the Swedish photo group Fotosondag.
Mamma Svan och hennes unge. Den är inte så liten längre, växer mycket på ett halvår. Nästan lika stor som mor sin. Bara färgen som skiljer. Ungen är fortfarande brun. Men det ser man inte här. Eller så många andra färger heller. November är ju rätt grå av sig.
My contribution to the Roguebricks Christmas Bauble exchange. This year I had the pleasure of building a scene for Patric Gnepf. I tried a few different micro castle ideas before John suggested including a waterfall, which helped me figure out the layout. From there it was mostly toying with colors and different building designs.
Have a great Christmas everyone!
Some additional photos on Brickbuilt.
My contribution to Macro Mondays' challenge, Gold or Silver, on 11 May 2020. It's a silvered bronze medal which was issued to every Australian schoolchild in 1919 by the Commonwealth Government to celebrate the end of World War 1.
Falchion is my contribution to the CIRCorp round of the Starfighter Telephone Game. It follows (the superb) Backblast from uspez, and now completes the full circle back to halfbeak.
I also made a high-speed construction video here on Flickr or here on YouTube, and a build walkthrough video with commentary at youtu.be/l8j_Tbu-EF4.
Lastly, overall shaping/balance in the rear section (addition of upper tail and length of engine section) benefited hugely from some advice from Rob. Thanks again!
My contribution for Novvember is a pair of Vic Vipers piloted by geckos.
There’s a nice selection of round elements in interesting colors available now, and I enjoyed playing with those a bit here.
More photos on Brickbuilt.
my contribution to 5003's sketchbook project, book moved onto creeper...done in one rogue night, collage, ballpoint pen, acrylics, masking tape, destroyed books, lots of glue..view large for detail. www.flickr.com/groups/72438519@N00/
i used what was on hand, alot of the elements are from a few fliers i made for a celebration of the upcoming plague, and from the burn your posessions rally.
Little play with my sons Play Mobil Advent Calendar from last year. A difficult theme this week but here is my contribution to the theme - CRIME. HMM!
Hello Flickr Friends!
There is this message in my picture hiding in plain sight! Can you see it?
I give you a hint... it is a color of the day at Color my World Daily Group.
Another hint; it is not Yellow or Red!!!
Have you found it?
This is my contribution to the Color my World Daily Group.
Since I’m rather busy lately I’m super late on catching up with your awesome photostreams and comments!! I apologize and I will try to find some time during the week-end ! See you soon on Flickr !
Thank you so much for your support!!! I truly appreciate your positive energy!! I wish you a very happy and awesome day!!!
This is my contribution to Rebellug’s Batman Begins collaboration. I built the scene where Bruce and Alfred discover the batcave beneath the south east wing.
My contribution for #flickrfriday : After climbing the stairs I felt like getting a #JetLag .
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This picture is fresh from the garden as a contribution to the Funny Face Friday Group...
I regret nothing and even stay with green today again, cause it's the same background like recently with the opening beer scene :-) But this time with 10s-self -timer.
This weekend will be quite exhausting for my head, as I still have to get 50 pages of some papers in my head! Learning all by heart, I really dont like it, especially not with 25°C+ outside!
Definately no large on black today.
Oh, and I can only encourage everyone to submit their funny faces, as well...
My contribution to this weeks theme, still life (with a touch of Halloween), for the photo group Fotosöndag.
Några snäckor från årets Thailandsresa och ett par ljus på ett klassiskt tennfat från Jämtland. Svårare ska det ju inte vara att ta en bild på temat "stilleben". Om det inte var för att det skulle göras på Alla helgons-helgen som till råga på allt inföll på samma dag som Halloween. Inte konstigt att det for omkring en massa konstigt i luften vid plåtningen. Ja, även dagen efter själva begifvenheten. De hade en himlans kul helg de där illbattingarna.
My contribution to the Macro Mondays' challenge, "chain", on 9 December 2019. It's a 19th Century watch chain (also known as an Albert chain) decorated with a gold sovereign from the reign of George II.
This is my contribution to Macro Mondays' theme "Wings".
Wikipedia explains (cf. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wingnut_(hardware)):
"A wingnut, wing nut or butterfly nut is a type of nut with two large metal 'wings', one on each side, so it can be easily tightened and loosened by hand without tools."
The photograph shows two 3/8"-16 UNC wingnuts, mounted to threaded rods. The thread-type is one of the - I assume - two standard-thread-types for photo- and filmography equipment.
Image-dimensions (circa): 37mm x 60mm (approximately the golden cut, though the composition does not really fit it).
I used darktable, gimp and zerene to pp this. The photo was taken with the Nikon AF Micro 60 mm f/2.8 together with an extension tube on a Nikon D850 mounted to a WeMacro rail.
PS: For German photographers bestimmt 'ne geile Seite: www.fotoschraubenshop.de/info/ ... bei denen hab ich die Gewindestangen und Muttis auch gekauft.
This is my contribution to Concept Collaboration's February theme: spiral. It was inspired by how quickly a simple encounter can become something that it never was in the mind of someone with anxiety or depression. Sometimes what should be an easy conversation leaves me panicked, queasy, and full of self-loathing. I know in my head that the other person is completely oblivious to my perceived awkwardness, but I need to consciously calm myself down and remember that to keep my emotions controlled.
I have a tattoo on my left wrist that simply reads 'don't panic'. I'll post a photo of it one day, probably.
#conceptcollab
#ccfeb15
#letscollaborate
"Grafelijke Korenmolen" te Zeddam The Netherlands
Graf Molen
The tower mill of Zeddam belongs to the possessions of Huis Bergh. Messrs Van den Bergh, the first owners of the castle and the windmills at Bergh, had the wind and grinding rights on their territory. This meant that only they could build mills on their land and that residents were obliged to have their grain grinded there. In 1486 they acquired the title of graffiti.
In 1974 and 1990 the tower mill was thoroughly restored thanks to substantial financial contributions from the Prins Bernhard Cultuurfonds and the Province of Gelderland. The tower mill of Zeddam is in the Top 100 of the Dutch monument list and is well worth a visit!
Rare copy
The Zeddam windmill is still a working, medieval tower mill and is one of the oldest masonry mills in Western Europe. It was first mentioned in 1451, when Willem van den Bergh declared a malder rye and malder malt to the Gasthuis in Bergh annually, ground on his mills at Berge, Sedam, Diedam and Genderingen.
In 1904 the then owners of Huis Bergh, the Von Hohenzollerns, sold the Zeddammer mill to the miller. Mr Jan Herman van Heek bought back the mill in 1929 and saved it from ruin by carrying out the most necessary repairs.
In 1974 a new one was built on the site of the former rosmoles. Such a combination of mills occurred frequently. The crescent mills had to serve if there was too little wind for the windmill.
Canon 70D / Sigma 18-300mm F3.5-6.3 DC Macro OS HSM C
With HDR Efex Pro2 conversion
IMG_8559_HDR
This is my contribution to the Sliders Sunday Group. As you can see, my crystal ball photography is still at the exploration stage. Holidays are over... this is my last day befor going back to work...My pants barely fit... Crap. Have a great day my Flickr friends !! You are my positive energy !! Thank you so much for your comments /favs and support! I’m humbled and grateful!!! I wish you all an amazing day and see you soon on Flickr!!
TRIENNALE BRUGGE 2021
HENRIQUE OLIVEIRA - Banisteria Caapi | Desnatureza 4 (Pottemakerstraat/ Augustijnenrei)
De verdoken archeologische restanten van de eerste middeleeuwse stadsomwalling inspireerde Oliveira voor zijn deelname. De houten takken van Banisteria Caapi (Desnatureza 4) kruipen over de stenen rand tot aan het water. Het lijkt alsof de natuur achter de ommuurde tuinen vrij spel heeft, maar zijn installatie is misleidend.
Bron : www.triennalebrugge.be/nl/installatie/henrique-oliveira/
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The hidden archaeological remains of the first medieval city wall inspired Oliveira's contribution. The wooden branches of Banisteria Caapi (Desnatureza 4) crawl over the stone edge to the water. It seems as if nature has free rein behind the walled gardens, but his installation is misleading.
Source: www.triennalebrugge.be/en/installation/henrique-oliveira/
By 1845 the Church of England was established in their new place of worship. Voluntary contributions had been received to build a fine Sunday School House.
The designer was Everard James Blackburn who later went on to survey Melbourne and was founder of that city’s water supply (the Tasmanian links with the founding of Melbourne are very deep). A suburb of Melbourne is named after him. But Dr William Valentine (whom we met yesterday with his fine house "The Grange") also figures in this story too.
You see Dr Valentine was one of the major drivers in getting this building constructed, and as Geoff Ritchie from "On the Convict Trail" points out (thanks Geoff!), the building bears a strong resemblance to the primary school in Martock, Somerset, England where Dr Valentine was born. ontheconvicttrail.blogspot.com/2015/05/this-building-was-...
Although serving as a Sunday School, from 1851 until a new school was built in 1878, it acted as the town's day school as well.