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Coffee franchise on Constantine Bay, Cornwall.
A small but vital stall at the beach entry. A nice short stroll along the coastal path from Treyarnon to Constantine means city dwellers or 'townies' could start and finish with a coffee, as there is a stall at both beaches. Wow, coffees come a long way since the Golden Arches arrived in this country and introduced us to the joy of coffee as you walk. Strange you don't see many photographers carrying one😊. Still, I had a nice cup of tea from him, so shouldn't really complain.
Constantine Bay , on Cornwalls North Coast , about 15 miles east of Newquay is one of the counties, if not Englands, most beautiful beaches , and has one of its smallest car parks . It is still largely unspoilt , and joy to visit at most times of the year. Strange then that l should come away with this photo as my contribution to Flickr.😕
Kvinna i Gula tunneln vid Slussen i Stockholm. Mitt bidrag till veckans Fotosöndag på tema "film noir".
Fler bilder på fotoreflektion.se
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Woman in the Yellow tunnel/Gula tunneln at Slussen in Stockholm. The image is my contribution to the weekly photo challenge Fotosöndag/Photo sunday on the theme "film noir".
More of my work here: fotoreflektion.se
My contribution for the STG for C4C. Inspired by Nnenn's awesome design.
Thanks to .JSP. and kyleph for helping out with the photo
Contribution for a banner series of Absolut Network project!
you can watch a little review of my work here: www.absolutnetwork.com/francisca-pageo-intuicion-estetica/
My contribution to a massive Exo-Force tribute collab that will be displayed at Skaerbaek this weekend.
It was super fun reimagining a mech I drooled over in the catalogues back in the day! This is by far the biggest mech I’ve made yet, and I got some valuable input and advice from colleagues – especially toothdominoes and Pohaturon.
It features working pistons in the ankles and claw, opening cockpit, and a light brick ‘powering’ up the cannon.
See more images and a GIF of the claw in action on Brickbuilt.
Contribution No. 09
Acrylic and spray paint on 4 canvases. Summer 2007
Painted live in front of Parco Gallery , Kichijouji Prefecture, Tokyo Japan.
Quickly rising through the ranks of the Galactic Knights,Alabrax P'aardal was given the rank of Lord and an army to command after the valor and dedication he showed at the Battle of the Six Scythes in 1287 P.L. Still regarded as one of the most formidable scythes-men of the galaxy, his unfortunate death at the hands of Sir Zavius Festal marked the end of the Ages of Chilvalry and the beginning of a more modern style of combat and knighthood.
-Excerpt from "A History of the Alabrax Family"
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Although I'm a bit late, here's my contribution to the alien-in-spacesuit fad started by Legohaulic. I liked how this guys came out, though I wish I had some tan hands....
If anyone's curious as to why I designed this guy to be a space-knight, I was listening to A Game of Thrones audiobook while building this. I highly
recommend the book :)
Enjoy!
Lasithi plateau, Crete, April 5, 2019
(bidrag till flickr-gruppen Fotosöndag med tema "vardag"
contribution to the Flickr group Fotosöndag with this week's theme "weekday")
Emu
Dromaius novaehollandiae
Casuariidae
Standing at up to 1.9 metres tall, the flightless Emu is one of the world’s largest birds. One of the first birds to be discovered in Australia by Europeans, it was instantly recognised as an unusual species. One its unusual traits is its domestic life: after the female Emu lays her dozen or so green eggs, she leaves the male to incubate them on his own, and after they have hatched, the striped chicks are also looked after by the male, with no contribution from the female.Description
The Emu is Australia's tallest native bird, reaching between 1.6 m and 1.9 m when standing erect. Adult Emus are covered with shaggy grey-brown feathers except for the neck and head, which are largely naked and bluish-black. The wings are greatly reduced, but the legs are long and powerful. Each foot has three forward-facing toes and no hind toe. Most people see Emus along roadsides, near fences or other barriers, giving the impression of close association. However, Emus are not really social, except for young birds, which stay with their father.
My third contribution to World Photography Day, and the official project and book A day in Norway (En dag i Norge) on Tuesday.
Cows by an old "sæter" (summer farm), like this one in Stryn called Skjerdingsdalssætra, has been a traditional and nostalgic motif in Norway since the start of photography.
As you can see, there is a road going by here now. In the past, before any roads, the farmers and milkmaids could use two days to get here.
My album of Norwegian summer landscapes here.
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I mentioned to my good buddy here on Flickr that I had spotted a tiny Monarch Instar (I suspect 2nd stage) the other day and decided to switch gears and post something other than a sunset. I must admit the place where I took the shot is still at El. Franco Lee Park in what I call the garden of good and evil near the wetland area. Good intensions that were had when creating the garden and evil intensions for those that maintain it. I should say that it’s a lack of maintenance and poorly kept. I check it out from time to time when I go to check out the sunsets, but rarely find anything there. A late evening shot here just for a change of pace. I need to be better prepared for the unexpected. It’s the same place I capture the Broad-banded Water snake.
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A contribution to society's current obsession with Brutalism. And always remember, folks, it is about le "béton brut", not brutality.
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A heavily armed minifigure I made as my sole contribution to the "Dispute on LV-4273" collab, which was displayed at Bricks Cascade 2020. I just got a lightbox, so now I'm finally able to photograph it!
More info on the collab:
www.flickr.com/photos/douglashughes/49664981742/in/photol...
www.flickr.com/photos/brickninja/49657800227/in/photolist...
It's shaping up, folks! Operation Bricklord: Europe at War is looking promising. This is today's progress, I've completed the bridge, and am adding little details all over the place.
This is about half/ two thirds of my contributions.
(Pardon the crappy iPhone photo)
Our contribution for the PULSE Fundraiser (Fundraiser for the victims of the Orlando nightclub shooting): The Window of Hope is a wall decoration. It will be available in brown or in white wood. Both versions come with prefilled photographs (shown here) or in a version where own pictures can be placed in. The Window of Hope has 5 LI (Dimensions 1.2 x 0.12 x 1.9 meters)
100% will become donated to www.gofundme.com/PulseVictimsFund / Equality Florida, the state's lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) civil rights organization.
The PULSE Fundraiser will open June 28th and will last two weeks (closing on July 12th)
This is part of my contribution to this year's Brick to the Past model, The Jacobite Risings: The Fight for Britain's Throne. Here we see another wee scene that depict a Jacobite camp. Jacobites did not carry proper tents like their government opponents, instead wrapping themselves in their plaids and huddling next to campfires.
The Jacobite Risings: The Fight for Britain’s Throne is a LEGO model of a series of uprisings, rebellions and wars that occurred predominantly in Scotland, but also spread into Ireland and England, between 1689 and 1746. Following the deposition of James II of England and VII of Scotland in the Glorious Revolution, the aims of the risings were to return the Stuart monarch, and later his descendants, to the thrones of England and Scotland (and after 1707, the Kingdom of Great Britain). They take their name from Jacobus, the Latin form of James.
While conflict broke out in 1689, 1715, and 1719, the most famous rising is probably the last, that of 1745. During the “Forty-five" Charles Edward Stuart, also known as the Young Pretender or Bonnie Prince Charlie, led an army from the Scottish Highlands as far south as Derby before retreating north to be decisively defeated at the Battle of Culloden in 1746. Culloden was the last pitched battle to be fought on British soil and marked the end of any serious attempt to restore the house of Stuart to the throne.
The Jacobite Risings: The Fight for Britain’s Throne is a Brick to the Past creation built by Dan Harris, James Pegrum, Simon Pickard, Tim Goddard and Steve Snasdell. It was unveiled for the first time at the Bricktastic in July 2017 and went on display again at The Great Western Brick Show in October. It is now on display at Stirling Castle until February 2nd 2018.
Norfolk contemporary art at Salthouse Church, on the North Norfolk coast. website.
All visitors to the exhibition were invited to create something and to hang it with the others. A wide variety of basic bits and pieces were available.
This is mine.. the wire is bent into a '1'.
My contribution to Nnovvember 2017
I just took a few new photos with assistance from my friend Brian.
Be sure to check out all of the photos in the album!
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Another contribution to the group MACROMONDAY.
Every week they choose a theme, and this week is DIPTYCH.
Beyond the subject, I am particularly pleased with how I was able to manage light. A flash illuminates both photos from the top through a diy diffuser and a second flash warms up the scenes through a full CTO orange gel.
If you like it, press F
wanna see it larger? press L
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Ecco un altro contributo al gruppo MACROMONDAY.
Ogni settimana scelgono un tema per la macrofotografia e penso che sia un'ottima idea per fare pratica.
Questa settimana il tema è DIPTYCH.
Ho accostato due foto macro che si richiamano per affinità.
Al di là del soggetto, sono particolarmente contento di come sono riuscito a gestire la luce. Un flash illumina entrambe le foto dall'alto attraverso un diffusore ed un secondo flash riscalda le scene attraverso un gel arancione FULL CTO.
se vi piace, premete F
se volete vederla meglio, premete L
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My contribution to Light Grey Art Lab's Color Anthropology show! I based my illustration off of mummy brown, a pigment made in the 16th and 17th century from ground up cat and human mummies. Weird, right?
My first contribution to the new Nifty Fifty Friday group! If you aren't a member, consider this your invitation! Join here. It's been a while since I've used mine. Wow - forgot how light my camera was without the 24-70 f/2.8L!!
Have a wonderful weekend! I'll be shooting some fireworks tomorrow (work!). If you have any tips, please pass them along :D.
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Used Courtney's Free Pink Nostalgia and Funky Vintage.
My contribution to this popular viewpoint...while its nothing unique, it was particularly satisfying to capture this bucketlist shot in several attempts while visiting SF over the years - certainly no easy spot to get to!
Another contribution for the "Out-of-Sight"-project of the Urban Photo Collective Hamburg.
This one was shot with the Sigma 50 1.4 Art on a Nikon D810 and a Jinbei DC-1200 in a reflektor from the back. Involves heavy post processing ;-)
Model: Carina Ke'aloha
Visa: Anika Hecht
Lokation: Lichtwerk Altona Studios GmbH
I'm finally getting around to post my contribution to this epic collab I was privileged to be a part of this past year. Working with my co-collaborators @ben @detroitika @uncle_sammy_poo @tacobricks @si_mocs @legofin @renobricks_ @brickbuilt.replicas was a joy. I'd been wanting to get into the LEGO Halo MOC building community for a while and this was an incredible way to get started in it. There's a long history of amazing Halo builds, but not a lot in recent years, so bringing back the big Halo collabs at BFVA has been special, joining in to what Ben, Tanner, Sam, and Daniel started with Zeta Halo last year. We were honored to be sponsored by @brickwarriors and @eclipsegrafx. Vic and his team worked very hard to design unreal brand new weapons and UNSC Marine figs for this collab.
My section was the end cap to the right side of the build, featuring an endless Forerunner chasm via the use of 2 large mirrors to simulate depth. The public seemed to enjoy that visual feature at BFVA, which was gratifying for me as I have always wanted to do some mirror trickery in a build after seeing some other more talented builders than I use them. I also built a Falcon and 2 Warthogs for the collab, and had a fun time building trees with help from many buddies in our collab group and others, including @tk_1776 @iterative_bricks @masked_builder (thanks for the help guys ❤️)
Maranatha!
#lego #halo #legohalo #thesilentbricktographer #thesilentcartographer
ANZAC Square in central Brisbane is a large park which is a memorial to all those who have served and/or paid the supreme sacrifice in support of freedom from oppression around the world. It consists of the Shrine of Remembrance and Eternal Flame in Ann Street and Memorial Galleries beneath as well as numerous individual memorials at the Adelaide Street level. One that was missing until 27 May this year was to those First Nations people who served valiantly in many theatres. This fine new memorial is entitled "The Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Dedicated Memorial Queensland".
"Bringing the idea to life
On 27 May 2022, a dedicated memorial to Queensland’s Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander service men and women was unveiled in Brisbane’s Anzac Square.
Officially unveiled by the Premier of Queensland Annastacia Palaszczuk and the Lord Mayor of Brisbane Adrian Schrinner, the sculpture is one of only a few memorials to Indigenous veterans in Australia, and was created to honour, respect and remember the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander men and women of Queensland who have served and sacrificed their lives for our country.
Cast in bronze, the memorial features life-size figures standing on a ‘Journey Stone’. Navy, Army and Air Force are represented alongside Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander warriors / dancers, depicting a story of embarkation from home via air, land and sea.
The memorial project was funded by Federal, State and Local governments as well as philanthropists and private sector organisations, working with the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Dedicated Memorial Queensland Incorporated (ATSIDMQI)open_in_new to represent past, present and future Indigenous service, and to bridge ‘the culture and traditions of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and their contributions to our shared military history’.
The ATSIDQMI committee worked in partnership with Griffith University, empowering master sculptor Liam Hardy of Sculpt Studios with Indigenous artist and cultural advisor John Smith Gumbula to bring the memorial sculpture to life.
President and Chair of the ATSIDQMI committee, Australian Army veteran and Quandamooka Elder Aunty Lorraine Hatton OAM, noted that ‘Queensland being the only state that has Torres Strait Islander Peoples, is another reason the memorial is unique and truly, inclusively Indigenous.’
Here is my contribution to the Time Isles collaboration at BrickCon, where me and several others all built floating islands depicting important events in world history. This build is based in Florence, Italy, where the Italian Renaissance started. I wanted to make the base half-circular and include an interior to a building, which was an interesting challenge. I think it turned out alright in the end, though I wish I had time to add furniture and more minifigures in the building. The bent bricks for the base were a pain, as they kept falling apart, but it was a really fun technique to use. The cathedral is based on the main cathedral in Florence; that's where I got inspiration for the white and sand green colorscheme which is pretty unusual. I also really like how the small gray building turned out, and I'm glad I got another chance to use that cool arch technique.
Let me know what you guys think, thanks for looking!
The newest, most attractive building in London has recently been opened. The Shard is an amazing contribution to the city of London, it stands out because it is so tall and it's modern features make it a great place to visit and to take photos of.
© 2019 Millettarian Photographic Institute
My contributions to the collaboration that took place at Brickcon 2012. I forgot to upload this lol.
My contribution to the Saphos Trip from Bridgnorth to Bristol and return . Work commitments precluded the best of the daylight but a Scot on my home patch couldn't be missed . A stop at Dorridge I'd hoped would mean a slower start however running some 15 minutes down I hadn't quite factored in some assistance from the rear . Needless to say on a still evening the distinctive sound of the engine working was a joy to listen too and the theatre as she came across Bentley Heath crossing was worth the short trip out
Our contribution for THE CHALLENGE, Asia, beginning 31st May 2015: Containing the Asian Cabinet (LI 3/2 Prims, Dimensions: 0.86 x 0.45 x 1.5 meters), the Cherry Blossom Birdcage (LI 2/3 Prims), The Incense Burner (LI 1/1 Prim - Smoke on Touch), The Porcelain Buddha Head (LI 1/1 Prim), The Cherry Blossom (LI 1/1 Prim), The Zen Stones (LI 1/1 Prim) and the big Stone Buddha Head (LI 1/1 Prim, Dimensions: 0.75 x 0.93 x 1.3 meters). The "Zen Corner" will be available at 22769 ~ [bauwerk] at 31st May 2015 (SURL: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Wooden%20Bay/36/124/23)
Picture was taken in the 22769 ~ [bauwerk] Teahouse (Gacha in Store/Rare Prize)
My very late contribution to this idea.
I own only guys with the Homme 1.5 body right now, because I'm still waiting on the Monarch Tobias to ship.
As you can see, there's no reason to complain. ;-)
Painter working on Borofsky's Hammering Man
de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hammering_Man
My contribution to this week's Fotosöndag on "Symbols".
tring Quartet No 8, in C Minor, Op. 110 Dimtri Shostakovich
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"Gold" Building
www.monumenteromania.ro/index.php/monumente/detalii/en/Go...
Category: Blocks
Period: înc. sec. XX, 1934
Importance: B
LMI code: B-II-m-B-18209
Address: Bd. Botev Hristo 34 sector 3
Location: municipiul BUCUREŞTI
District: Bucuresti
Region: Muntenia
Imobilul Solly Gold
Blocul "Gold"
www.monumenteromania.ro/index.php/monumente/detalii/ro/Bl...
viabucuresti.ro/pe-urmele-lui-marcel-iancu-prin-cartierul...
Categorie: Blocuri/imobile
Perioada: înc. sec. XX, 1934
Importanta: B
Cod LMI: B-II-m-B-18209
Adresa: Bd. Botev Hristo 34 sector 3
Localitate: municipiul BUCUREŞTI
Judet: Bucuresti
Regiune: Muntenia
architect Marcel Janco
arhitect Marcel Iancu
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Marcel Janco
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marcel_Janco
Marcel Iancu
ro.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marcel_Iancu
Marcel Hermann Iancu
Born: May 24, 1895; Bucharest, Romania
Died: April 21, 1984; Israel
Nationality: Jewish, Romanian, Israeli
Art Movement: Dada, Constructivism
Marcel Janco’s Contribution to Modern Architecture in Romania
Professor Dr. Ana-Maria Zahariade, Ion Mincu University of Architecture and Urbanism (UAUIM), Bucharest
Contribution to Thursday Monochrome.
Camera: Leica M6
Lens: Leica Elmarit 28mm 2.8
Film: Agfa APX400
Have great day!
My little contribution to the Easter holidays! Some great headphones and a BONUS with the Bunny ears also included.
ALL THIS IS INCLUDED
4 SETS OF HEADPHONES
- HEADPHONES ARMY
- HEADPHONES WHITE
- BUNNY EAR VERSIONS (ARMY & WHITE)
- CUSTOMIZE (COPY & MODIFY)
- ONLY 290L
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Today's contribution to Arachtober. I think this is Eratigena atrica. There were several babies in close proximity to the adult.
Dorset, UK.
HA9!
Thanks for looking.
My contribution for this week's theme "fence", for the Swedish photo group Fotosondag.
Kungsträdgårdens tunnelbanestation. Inte bara en plats för blå tunnelbanor och mönstrade perronger. Här finns grekiska gudar, guldkryss och ett stenstaket också. Och en massa andra saker. Kul ställe, helt enkelt. :)
My contribution to this year's Thanksgiving feast. Injected with apple juice. Coated with olive oil and rubbed with sage, crushed thyme and Hardcore Carnivore Black seasoning. Seared on the Masterbuilt 1050 at 475 degrees to make a good bark and hold in the juices. Backed the smoker down to 265 and placed on the top rack until 160 degrees internal. I almost always use postoak for smoke. Drizzled with roasted raspberry and chipotle glaze. Had a great bark and smokering. Tender and juicy inside.
Michiko Chan is a knitted kokeshi.
She is my contribution for the 'Month of Softies' September 2005. The theme was 'challenge'. She really was a challenge for me because I had to increase, decrease, knit intarsia and make up my own pattern as I went along. Michiko was knitted in one piece.
She was inspired by this doll www.loobylu.com/journal/images/kokeshi.jpg that sparked my love for kokeshi a couple of years ago.
My contribution to the "20,000 Bricks below the Sea" collab under UV light. I built a little Aquanauts outpost for mining and processing the precious energy crystals, connected to the main base via railway. But beware, the Aquasharks are after the crystals, too! The building is actually lit, but the batteries were almost dead when most of the photos were taken. ;-) The beautiful background was painted by Markus Ronge and the photo was made by Wochenender.
"20,000 Bricks below the Sea" was a collaborative LEGO Aquazone layout by the RogueBricks Community presented at SteineWAHN! in Berlin and Bricking Bavaria in Fürth.
A contribution to tonight's sunset collection in the area.
Also appears at Capital Weather Gang and Prince of Petworth.