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"Not everything that counts can be counted, and not everything that can be counted counts." Albert Einstein
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Counting belarussian rubles (BYR). Counting 100 000 bills of total value two millions rubles.
Location: Minsk, Belarus
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The Farmer's Market overflow sets up outside of the 24 story Hennepin County Government Center. This was taken from the balcony of the main atrium.
If the photo warrants it, I usually make a monochrome .TIF copy as well. I'm putting together a portfolio of monochrome prints and it saves time to have the copies done ahead of tiime.
This was one of the surprises in converting to monochromes, and flipping them. So when I did that I thought the pix should be side by side.
Wonka as Count D!! I made his clothes and shoes~
Petshop of Horrors is a Japanese manga which I love very much ^^
I hope I can customize a real Count D one day ><
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Read the BBC article then in the comments section tell how you count using fingers.
www.bbc.com/future/article/20210902-how-finger-counting-g...
The bartender at the Mansion on Forsyth Park counts the receipts from the evening. I think it had been a slow night. The bar and restaurant are in the historic wing of the hotel, a former mansion and later still a funeral home before becoming part of the hotel.
An entry into The Best Intentions category of the Colossal Castle Contest.
Count Rosencross and many of his retainers are on their way to participate in the Games of Hradcany. On the way they set up camp near a small river. Elvodug and Flemup were preparing dinner when Flemup placed clumsily bumped a log from the fire into the edge of the cooking tent. The tent caught fire quickly and soon it was all that the men could do to keep the fire from spreading.
See more pictures here: brickbuilt.org/2014/Camp.php
PHOTO TITLE: "Inter-Changeables: Count Magno (Mego Micronauts Force Commander)"
Digital photography/Photoshopped artwork by me, Alexis Dyer a.k.a. "Argonaut X".
At one time, this action figure was in my personal collection.
I welcome your comments. Thanks for looking.
Conductor Dan stands by and counts down the cars on a loaded Edgewater Coal train. Not one of my better pics but I thought it was interesting nonetheless
Time for another Winter Count. Time flies and all that. Had to find a care facility for my mother at the start of the year. She now lives at Malmgården at Dalarö. My flickr buddy Bengt enjoyed a minisemla at my favorite cafe back in February. A nice sign of Spring popped up in March. The old tree had to make an appearance of course, so here is an April snap of the Swedish Whitebeam. I visited a few car meets this year. The first one, Targa Florio Svezia, was at Årsta castle back in May. Celebrated Midsummer with my mother at her care facility, that was a fine day. Bought six new lenses this year. My test model for most of them was my neighbour Danuta. The, (photography), Summer highlight is often the big greaser meet at Vegabaren and that is where I snapped the portrait of the guy with the face tattoo. The annual bike race, Velothon Stockholm, was of course a must, I took many panning shots that day. Autumn is represented by this photo of an old cottage at Ormsta, a tiny hamlet in a rural part of Haninge. Another new lens, this time my model was Mikael who has been my barber for a couple of decades. I almost gave up photography late in the year because of the poor weather, but here is a snap from the first snowfall of the season, taken from the hill at home.
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I have this lamb which I bought for newborn shoots, but I never bring him out. I dont want to get sick of using him. Well this was for a special friend so this was my second time using him. It was too cute.
Another Winter Count. My fifteenth. Starting with a "solpelare" from January. February is always a good time for enjoying a semla. A tunnel photo for March. Brunkebergstunneln. I have a thing for photographing windows. I snapped this with the zoom lens at Söder Mälarstrand in May. Kinda fun that the guy noticed me. A lot of people get married at Stockholm City Hall. Back in May, I got a photo of this couple. A busy street turned into a pedestrian heaven for a few weekends this past Summer. This contortionist caught my eye so much that I made an album with her performance inside the whale skeleton at Sveavägen. I took many promenades through the old town this year. In July, these two teenage girls asked to have their photo taken. On a whim, I decided that I should start documenting Solna, so I started two Flickr albums that I quickly filled up with photos from that municipality. This a new parking garage called the Beehive. After a three-year-long hiatus, the BBQ evenings at Villa Blåmes started again. Which was nice, not counting the hangovers. I walked up to the top of the Hammarbybacken hill twice this Autumn because of all the great views over Stockholm from that ski hill. In November I decided to start a new 100 days of darkness project. And lastly, a photo from the annual Stockholm Santa Run. Perfect for for December I think.
Today our primary objective was to count as many birds in our garden as possible (in a half hour time limit). Every winter we have this thing here in Holland that is called the garden bird counting weekend. Everybody can count all the birds in their garden in order to see how many birds we have in total. Well Pig and me wanted to join in so we ‘borrowed’ his binoculars and are counting. Pig is in charge of focussing so I can see the birds properly.
Our Daily Challenge is: Primary
100 Pictures # 40: Garden
#305; The Netherlands, Arnhem
4 species of ducks I have failed to capture flight shots of :
Top left : Pink-eared Ducks...................Melbourne, Australia
Top right : Hardhead Duck....................Brisbane Australia
Bottom L : Musk Ducks .........................Melbourne, Australia
Bottom R : Plumed Whistling-ducks....Papua New Guinea
It´s been a while since i uploaded last,
But yeah this Nores piece is located in a pretty nice spot in the Westside !
More sooooon ish...
just an archive shot to help me through the winter... Counting the months till summer and our return...
Have a good Monday!
I present to you Queen M's Count Lachlan by Doll Anatomy! Once upon a time in real life, an angelic boy child was born and his loving parents named him Lachlan. But, Latchlan was not healthy like other children. And, his mother and father soon learned that their new angel had an illness that could prevent him from reaching adulthood. Despite the medical predictions- Lachlan's parents remained high spirited and decided to make the most of their short time with their son. But one day, Lachlan's mother noticed that her young child had developed a lock of white hair due to his condition worsening. When the doctor in the town could no longer help Lachlan with medicines- he told Lachlan's parents about a magical Queen who took in orphans and the sick. The doctor explained that all who remained in the loving care of the magical Queen M were healed, protected, and lavished in love.
Desperate to help their son, later that evening, the mother and father took Lachlan to the magical Queen M. By the time they arrived to the palace- Lachlan had gone blind and his heart beat was weak and fading. As the parents approached the magical Queen M with their dying child, the Queen smiled and embraced him. She promised Lachlan's mother that she would save her son's life. That night, Queen M marveled at the angelic child as she reflected on the love that had brought him to her.
The magical Queen M kept her promise, and Lachlan, now Count Lachlan, did grow to be a healthy and strong warrior. Count Lachlan in gratitude to the Queen, protects her and all of her children night and day. The adversaries hearing rumors of Count Lachlan's condition as a child always plan their attacks at night in a hope that he will not be able to see them. And, they all draw their swords toward his weak heart. But unknown to the adversaries who have, to no avail, repeatedly tried to defeat the brave Count- upon Lachlan's arrival to the palace that evening long ago- the magical Queen M took his blind eyes and she replaced them with the eyes of a wolf so that he would have a keen sight high and low in the dark. And that same night- she took Count Lachlan's weak heart, that til this day, she lovingly holds in her left hand at the palace for safe keeping. Count Lachlan never takes his heart into battle with him, and he remains forever well in the loving care of the magical Queen M.
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The handsome Count Lachlan was inspired by a real little boy, and a real story that I will never forget. I have been wanting to create Lachlan for a while, and give him a happy supernatural future
Count Anton Günther, around 1659/60
Oil on canvas, attributed to Peter de Saint-Simon
Schloss Oldenburg (Oldenburg palace) is a schloss, or palace, in the city of Oldenburg in the present-day state of Lower Saxony, Germany. The first castle on the site was built around 1100 and became the ancestral home of the House of Oldenburg. The present building served as residence to the counts (1667–1785), dukes (1785–1815) and grand dukes (1815–1918) of Oldenburg.
The building now houses part of the State Museum for Art and Cultural History, especially its decorative arts and local history exhibitions, as well as some old master paintings. Immediately outside the palace to the west and north is the Schlossplatz. Opposite it, to the north, is the Schlosshöfe shopping mall, opened in 2011. To the south are the Prinzenpalais and Augusteum. [Wikipedia]
