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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 for the WPPD 2016
pinholeday.org/gallery/2016/index.php?id=1699&Country...
Zero Image 2000 BTN
Fuji Reala 100
Our boathouse, a piece of our paradise in the north of Stockholm archipelago.
You can also visit my blogpost on LensLessNess
lenslessness.com/2016/05/14/a-piece-of-our-paradise-for-w...
fried eggplant rounds and Louisiana tomato topped with herbed ricotta, prosciutto, and tarragon - prepared by my sister and I, with major contributions from my wife, as part of a Mother's Day meal this year
Excerpt from www.facebook.com/citymississauga/posts/miigwech-thank-you...:
The City of Mississauga also unveiled its new public art mural in the Celebration Square amphitheatre. Come Together, by Que Rock, Alex Bacon and PERU143, celebrates generations of Indigenous leadership and contributions from diverse peoples and species who have made Mississauga the thriving hub it is today.
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
This is my contribution to the Macro Mondays Theme of "back in the day". The British florin, or two shilling coin, was issued from 1849 until 1967, with a final issue for collectors dated 1970. It was the last coin circulating immediately prior to decimalisation to be demonetised...HMM
My contribution to Marchikoma. Although technically it doesn't count since it doesn't have arms, but oh well. I had planned on adding a drawing to this one but that will have to come in a week or two so that I at least make the deadline for March.
My contribution to Macro Mondays' challenge, "In a row", on 7 October 2019. As it's currently Spring here in Australia, there are lots of bluebells in our garden.
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. :)
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!
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!!!
Zdravăn is my contribution to Keith Goldman's “A Bus Stop in Bucharest” collaboration. Go check out Keith's diorama!
It was an honor and a delight to participate -- thanks again, Keith! This was my first non-spaceship in eons. I took much inspiration from a terrific concept by Fausto De Martini, and of course from the other contributors.
My contribution to the Macro Mondays theme of Backlit, using some pottery and diffused lighting on the faces HMM
"Zode" is a veteran Melbourne graffiti writer highly regarded for his longevity and consistent output, particularly on the rail corridors and industrial walls of Melbourne's western suburbs.
Active for over 30 years, "Zode" is part of a generation that established Melbourne's "true style" through intense bombing and technical lettering with much of his early work from the 2000s archived as a significant contribution to the city's aerosol history.
For more information, or to follow this artist references refer to -
INSTAGRAM: www.instagram.com/zode_roc/
#Zode #AeroFreeks #BestFills #AllCity #AC #AnotherFreshProduction #AerosolFreeksPosse #AFP
Mitt bidrag till Fotosöndag på temat “Krona”
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My contribution to Fotosöndag on theme ”Krona” (Crown)
My contribution for our Brickfair Virginia displays! Check out the blog post with more photos here:
brickbrobio.blogspot.com/2013/07/the-great-hall-of-rothbu...
This build is also a re-visited version of this...http://www.flickr.com/photos/76437548@N04/7094004871/in/set-72157629293547118
My contribution for this week's theme "nature"; for the Swedish photo group Fotosondag.
Well, även gråsparvar i en förortshäck hör ju liksom till naturen. Kanske inte den där avkopplande, friska naturen man är ute i för att reflektion och återhämtning. Men när inget annat finns tillgängligt än en handfull gråsparvar som näbbas i en nyponbuske, får det funka som temabild också.
My contribution to Macro Mondays challenge, "Redux 2019", on 30 December 2019. The grimy marks attest to the ruler's many years of use for mapping and engineering design.
Music: Shout Out Louds - Normandie
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...
large / Gregor Halbwedl's Photos on Flickriver / seen also Daniel's contribution
The Tree of Souls (Utraya Mokri) is a giant willow-like tree that's said to have the highest concentration of Eywa on the planet. The Tree of Souls can also create a one-way psionic link between two bodies, similar to how Avatars work. When Grace Augustine was injured, Jake brought her to the Na'vi and they attempted to save her by using the Tree of Souls to permanently transfer her mind to her Avatar body. Although Grace was too weak to make the transfer, Eywa absorbed her memories. At the end of the film Jake successfully transfers his mind into his Avatar, making it his true body forever.
I am jumping from morning to morning, I feel forced to enjoy this moments again and again. It's like an addiction and I think I can't do it on an other time. The light, the colours and the mood on dawning autumn are so inspiring!
My contribution to the May/June 2016 issue of the LTD Magazine
Credits and info here
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Read full issue here:
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Pics by Jordan Giant!
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 Argus Day 2025, 25 Argust 2025.
This is the sixth time I participated in Argus Day. As last year, no double exposures, no blank shots, no ripped film, no out-of-focus shots. Still, I don't think that the Argus will become my favourite camera any time soon. Though I must say that the Cintar lens always provides nice contrasts.
Deutsche Bank Towers, Frankfurt am Main, Hessen, Germany
The submitted pictures for Argus Day 2025, curated by the Argus collectors' group can be viewed here
Argus C3 (late 1946)
f/3.5 50mm Argus Cintar
Ilford XP2 ISO 400 Black&White negative film
Developed and scanned by www.meinfilmlab.de
My contribution to the Macro Mondays challenge, "Junk", on 23 September 2019. It's a very old tin brooch containing a posy of wildflowers. It was given to my mother, or possibly my grandmother, when she was a child. Definitely junk, albeit of the sentimental kind.
My contribution.Urea + Acetaminophen melt,starting to crystalize.
Sony A6600,TTL200(clone) tube lens,Mitutoyo x10 objective.
Thanks for your comments and faves,they are truly appreciated.
My contribution to an exhibition in Agen, France.
www.ladepeche.fr/article/2018/04/01/2771214-des-artistes-...
www.destination-agen.com/nos-vnements/exposition-tondi-et...
This is my contribution for this weeks theme of complementary colours; a small miniature plum tomato (sometimes referred to as a grape tomato) starting its journey on the vine in my greenhouse and will eventually end up being consumed. HMM
This was one of my contributions to the Isles of Aura InnovaLUG layout at Brickworld this year. While trying to come up with ideas for how to make an island that was a little different than just your average floating rock, a flash of inspiration hit. Why not make a shipwreck island? I mean, with all these rocks and boats just floating around in the sky, it seems like the odds are pretty high that it would happen eventually. So now I had a good idea! But having an idea and building it are two different matters. I wanted the ship to have split the island, so that each side was at an angle. To achieve this, I made an extremely solid technic frame, and then built out from there. I’ll be doing a build log for this in the near future, so I won’t spoil all the details, but let’s just say it was quite a challenge at times. The buildings here were extremely fun to build however! I pretty much just tried to see how many balconies I could fit on one building with the taller one. Got to put some our MDF tiles to use too. Anyways, thanks for looking, and I hope you enjoy the build – as always, C&C is very welcome!
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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.
My contribution on the theme colorful minimalism in the Swedish photo group Photo Sunday.
Somebody dropped a needle in google maps and it ended up at Wavrinskys place? Is the needle huge or is the tram minimal?
My contribution to Sliders Sunday, a tad late in the day! Hope you have all had a good weekend! HSS"
Here's my contribution for the second anniversary exhibition of Treeson, created by the mighty talented Bubi Au Yeung: flickr.com/photos/bubi
If you'd like to know more information about Treeson, please visit these links:
Crazylabel: www.wookieweb.com/crazylabel
Treeson story: www.milkjar.com/treeson
Treeson Flickr group: www.flickr.com/groups/treeson
You can see the flier Bubi designed for the show here: www.flickr.com/photos/bubi/777532731/in/set-7215760076530...
My piece is a six-layered print, my third such experiment using the Print Gocco. Unfortunately, this particular time the Gocco inks printed a bit dark for my liking, so I had to lighten them up a tad in Photoshop. I guess with Gocco, you never really know how they're gonna turn out until you finish printing the last separation. I think from now on I should stick to prints under three or four colors until I master this new (to me) technology. I'd love to know if anybody's tried using other types of inks aside from Riso (such as Versatex) and what where their results. I find that the Gocco inks are a bit expensive (for the amount of ink you get) and difficult to mix to create the exact color and opacity I'm looking for.
If you are in or are planning to visit Hong Kong in July and would like to check out the show, here's the info:
2 生 如 綠
Born 2 Be Green
一個從樹子開始的故事
The story about Treeson
Period : 1.8.2007 - 13.8.2007 (2pm - 8pm)
Lab YellowFlat A1, 8/F., Yeung Yiu Chung (No.5) Industrial Building, 34 Tai Yip Street, Kowloon Bay, Kowloon, Hong Kong
2331 3220 | info@labyellow.org
There are a bunch of really talented folks involved in the show, many of whom can be found right here on Flickr. I wish I could be there!
It's International Lego Classicist Day 2021 and this is my contribution for this year!
Ramses II. on his war chariot at the Battle of Kadesh, accompanied by archer and cheetah. The depiction of the scene is a blend between two motives.
The stylistic approach tries to recreate this image of Ramses, with hieroglyphs, cheetah and archer. While the position of the horses - to be more visible - is taken from a second image. The hieroglyphs between Ramses and the horses were spared out for artistic reasons, to have a cleaner look.
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More images and details of the war chariot will follow the next days.
Happy ILCD 2021! 😊
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My contribution to Macro Mondays (2019-11-18) on the theme "Lids".
This is every parent's nightmare (ok, maybe just mine!): badly closed modeling clay left to dry.
This is my contribution to the New Hashima collab that was displayed at this year's BrickingBavaria.
The cyberpunk inspired island was my biggest project yet and I really enjoyed being part of such a big project. A big thank you to Simon & Jan for making it all possible!
You can currently see a part of the layout for some time in the Brickstory Museum, where you can also find my island!
every day boys like this fellow come to the beach with their horses for giving beach visitors a brief horse ride along the water front for Rs 20/- (say 30 cents). The good old friends - the beach and horses are helping these poor kids to help their parents to raise them and run their kitchen. Thats Nature's contribution to the man kind!
Seaview beach, Karachi, Paksitan
As a small contribution to the Independence Day festivities Keolis/MBTA parked this stunning locomotive on Main 1 in the pocket between the front and back ladders of the Tower A interlocking just outside North Station in plain view for the passengers on every passing train. GP40MC 1776 (former 1131) is the newest 'heritage unit', the sixth of the MBTA's planned 8 (or maybe 10) unit fleet of 'heritage' locomotives dressed in one of a kind colors. While the first five were painted to pay homage to the system's early years and its historic predecessors this one wears red, white and blue in honor of the 250th Anniversary of American independence. This gorgeous contribution to an ever growing list of patriotic locomotives done up by railroads from coast to coast could also be considered a true 'heritage unit' as the scheme very faithfully mirrors that worn by Boston and Maine Railroad 200, a GP38-2 specially painted for the Bicentennial a half century ago.
Passing beside on Main 1 headed inbound from Newburyport is train 5162 with F40PH-3C 1028 shoving on the rear. At left stands the Boston Sand and Gravel complex, the last major freight customer in the terminal, which continues to be served two or three nights a week by CSXT train L065 from Dover, NH (former Pan Am Railways DOBO) which runs thru with New Hampshire Northcoast power.
Cambridge, Massachusetts
Saturday July 4, 2026
Crazy Tuesday contribution "Favorite Song"
"Waldeinsamkeit" is a beautiful german poem by Joseph von Eichendorff (1788-1857). The composer Max Reger (1873-1916) created a song ("kunstlied") based on this poem:
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 the Macro Mondays challenge, "Contained", on 6 January 2020. It's a deceased redback spider inside a jar. I didn't mean to kill the spider, just remove it from a garden item that I needed to use, but it just curled up its legs and expired. Ah well, there you go, it died for my art. I guess you could say that any threat that it posed is now well and truly ... ummm ... contained.
By the way, I wiped the jar clean before I composed the shot but omitted to dry it - hence the droplets that the macro lens has so clearly picked up. Oops. There again, I rather like the effect. :)
HMM
Some kind of last minute Marchikoma contribution.
The JH S35 is a mass produced small walking tank. The turret is 360° rotatable, the main weapon can be changed to a gatling, mortar or laser cannon. The tank can rest in a compact position. In this position the main sensor arrays are hidden underneath the 'head' armor and the legs are tucked up making the tank look like a stationary weapon. It also has the ability to move forward fast and agile, with a surprise effect. Usually deployed in large numbers to secure front line measurements.
Occasionally private security companies use them for small operations as they are cheap and reliable, there are also rumors that some might have gotten into the hands of the Yakuza.
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