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"Come out from among them and be ye separate, saith the Lord." (II Corinthians 6:17)
Last weekend we visited Lancaster County, PA, “Amish County”, which some might know from the 1985 movie “Witness” (with Harrison Ford). The Amish are an Anabaptist Christian denomination living in the United States and Canada with the largest population in Pennsylvania. One of the best known facts about the Amish is that they use horse and buggy as their main means of transportation. The Bible verse above, amongst others, encapsulates Amish cultural attitudes of separation from the outside world.
This separation from our world was one of the reasons I once again went into intensive post-processing of a picture. My first tries with B/W or selective colours went nowhere and so I returned to colours (which I love best anyway) and tried to use other means to express the “Separate World” this young Amish boy is living in (actually I was modifying the curves to get some blue into the sky, Orton Imagery to get the scene into a separate world and the crosshatch filter to finalize the picture).
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This is special. One of the very first Nikon F cameras ever made. How can you tell other than the serial number? Well, the cloth shutter for a start. And then there is the crosshatch pattern on the timer lever, only seen on early models. It is an honour to be able to get a camera as rare as this. Number 77, wow.
Pilatus Porter 2/2
“You get as many G's (forces of gravity) as a fighter jet pilot.”
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Cadillac Coupe De Ville (4th Gen) (1971-76) Engine 500cu in (8200cc) V8 OHV
Registration Number NOC 68 P (Birmingham)
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The fourth generation De Ville was designed by Bill Murray for the 1971 model year. The new GM full-size bodies, at 64.3 inches front shoulder room (62.1 inches on Cadillac) and 63.4 inches rear shoulder room (64.0 inches on Cadillac) set a record for interior width that would not be matched until into the 1990's. Pairs of individually housed head lights were set wider apart. The V-shaped grille had an eggcrate style insert and was protected by massive vertical guards framing a rectangular license plate indentation. A wide hood with full-length windsplints, a prominent center crease and hidden windshield wipers.
In 1972 a modest frontal revision placed more emphasis on horizontal grille blades. The parking lamps were moved from the bumper to between the square bezeled headlamps, which were now set wider apart. V-shaped emblems made a return on hood and deck lid. New standard features included a bumper impact system, automatic parking brake release, passenger assist straps and flow through ventilation system.
The 1973 models had new energy absorbing bumpers Grilles were widened and had an intricate eggcrate design. In 1974 a wide eggcrate grille was used. Dual round headlamps were mounted close together in square bezels. Further outboard were double deck wraparound parking lamps. Shorter vertical grille guards appeared in about the same position as before. For 1976 airbags were introduced as an option. Styling changes for 1975 brought dual rectangular headlamp lenses flanked by rectangular cornering lights wrapped around the body. A new cross hatched grille also appeared.Sedan de Villes now featured slim triangular quarter windows that mimicked the coach windows that appeared on Coupe de Villes the previous year.. The 210bhp 500cu in V8 replaced the 472 as the standard engine. Electronic fuel injection became optional in March 1975. Another option was the Astroroof with sliding sunshade that permitted use as an electrically operated sunroof or a transparent closed skylight. An ordinary sunroof panel was also available. In 1976 the grille saw a new and finer crosshatching pattern. Cornering lamps got new horizontal chrome trim while tail lamps gained a new bold look Coupe de Villes had a new vinyl roof whose top molding served as a continuation of the door "belt" molding A Controlled (limited-slip) Differential was included for extra traction.
Diolch am olygfa anhygoel, 62,806,767 oblogaeth y Lloegr honno dros y Mynyddoedd
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Shot 20:08:2017 at Lupin Farm, Orgreave, Staffordshire REF 130-011
During a vacation in Tucson, Arizona in May, 1998 I lodged for four nights at the wonderful Jeremiah Inn at the north edge of the city. By good fortune, the prickly pear cactus were in full bloom. A most inviting B & B and it still operates. Of 298 reviews on Trip Advisor, 285 are 5-stars. One of the best I've stayed at: Jeremiah Inn
I gave this image a crosshatch treatment in PS Elements.
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Baby quilt for Jasmine, Andy and newborn Bella Rose.
This one isn't a Square-One-Studio original design but was adapted from the "Ice Pops" quilt in "Denyse Schmidt Quilts." I swapped out the colors and didn't actually use the pattern pieces provided in the book, just eye-balled the wonkiness. Also changed the quilt stitch pattern from border-to-border crosshatch to my own version of stitch in the ditch.
Really like how it turned out. Hoping Bella will grow to like it too.
Cotton, linen fabric. Organic cotton batting. Machine pieced and quilted. Jan-March, 2010
Coca-Cola sign on the side of a building in downtown New Albany, Mississippi - with Crosshatch filter added.
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A delightful depiction of Lunar Excursion Module (LEM) ascent stage liftoff from the moon, as part of a series of Marquardt Corporation ads, circa 1962/63. Marquardt was the manufacturer of the Reaction Control System (RCS) engines for both the LEM & Command/Service Module.
Despite what appears to be a stylized/logo-like "K" or “JK” near the lower border of the image, I believe the artist of this, along with the other works in this series of ads, to be David "Dave" Hawbecker.
A totally unexpected find, I’m almost giddy - I don’t get giddy - therefore a huge WIN.
Note the cloudless earth…thus drawing one’s eye to the masterful three-dimensional rendering of the mountainous western regions of both North & South America. Well played Mr. Hawbecker. 👍
However, this is still what I hear when I look at the RCS thruster plume. 😉
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Additionally, purportedly, also by the hand of Mr. Hawbecker. If so, a WIN WithIN a WIN...cha-ching. I would've LOVED to have seen the entire lot:
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Credit: "Profiles in History" auction house website
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a special thanx to dat little kid who was working and gave sum time to me:)
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This is another photograph for the people in Syria. Asking HELP who will respond?
Syria is the worst humanitarian crisis of the 21st century. Every day children, women and men in Syria are living through unspeakable horror. Nearly half the population has been forced to flee their homes in fear. Over 100,000 people have been killed.
15th March 2014 marks the third anniversary of the Syria crisis, three years of failure by the world to end the appalling suffering.
We must tell our leaders: don't let the people of Syria lose another year to bloodshed and suffering. We must stand #WithSyria.
there is a petrichor in every droplet of rain which bring de glowing flowers of pain.
No rain,No flowers
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I bought a little very cute USB external hard disk drive, 500GB. The stamp is from a letter which my boss received from Hong Kong. She knows that I love stamps, so she saves them for me.
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Because of my persistent cold I couldn't run for two weeks. My first run after this time was really exhausting, although we didn't run very fast. Hope I will be completely restored very soon. ;-)
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Based on one of my favorite photos by Kyle Johnson (found here: www.flickr.com/photos/kjten22/4876324029/
which will be included in his new book. The Huff and Puff can be found on Highway 12 in Washington State.
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this is an image of the sunset across tañon strait from sta. filomena, alegria, cebu, philippines on october 16 2009. it was derived from the original photograph shot by the artist and was processed with the crosshatch filter. the image was also texturized in fine sandstone.
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“No, Raylan Givens isn’t the time traveler,” the scientist explained again, “His father Arlo was. Arlo was born in 1825, and Raylan was supposed to be born in 1845. in fact he was born in 1845, and he was a lawman in Kentucky throughout the 1870s. But he was also born in the 1960s, and is also a lawman in present day Kentucky. 1960s Arlo gave 1840s Arlo a time machine and instructions for its use, creating the first of several paradoxes.
The Chief Marshal asked, “Exactly how could Arlo give himself a time machine? Where did he get it?” The scientist explained, “It’s called the ‘Pocketwatch Paradox’, and is one of the many risks associated with time travel. Say an old woman hands you a pocketwatch here in the present. You figure out how to go back in time and find her when she was young, and you give the pocketwatch to her. She keeps it her entire life, until the moment when she hands it to you in the present. So the question is: who made the watch? How can there even be a watch without a watchmaker? Same thing here.”
The Chief Marshal, rubbing his temples hard, asked “What happens now?” The scientist sort of shrugged. “Arlo’s dead, so the risk of time contamination is gone. Raylan is a temporal anachronism, but he was actually born in this time too, so he more or less belongs here. Sort of another paradox. So where is Raylan, anyway? I was hoping to meet him.”
“Well, it’s funny you ask,” the Chief Marshal said, chuckling. “He’s currently out chasing down cattle rustlers.”
The scientist blinked a few times. “So I take it none of this is coming as much of a surprise?”
“Not really, no,” the Chief Marshal sighed. “In fact it explains quite a lot.”
“You were not born a winner, and you were not born a loser. You are what you make yourself to be.”
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There is a baby in everyone of us. I actually wanted to draw the little child
inside her head, but I finally decided to make it become the flower of an
imaginary plant, still connected to the precious woman. Dedicated to Marta.
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Limited myself for an ONLY scraps pull out for this. A nice mixture of cotton prints and linen in natural. Feels good. Vertical Straight quilting was my intention, but with the last stitches, I realised I had quilted it horizontally. So a crosshatch was the best option, then.::P
An accidental mini shoot with a few sprigs from Christmas flowers & some ice from a bucket left outside. This was lots of fun especially because it was sandwiched between a portrait session and a special event shoot.
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Pontiac Firebird (2nd Gen) (1970-81) Engine 400 cu in (6600cc) V8 Production 1,179,416 (all types) (156,795 all types 1977)
Registration Number BJH 201 T (Reading)
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The second generation of Pontiac Firebird (1970-81) Announced with a new swoopy body style replacing the outgoing coke body styling the second generation models ran for a longer period than any other.
This car is registered as a 1977 car, with its honeycomb grille denoting it as a 1977 model year car, the 1978 having a crosshatch pattern..
For 1977 the Firebird received a distinctive, slant-nose facelift the early 1977 built cars were supplied with an off-center scoop. late model year cars having a central scoop. Pontiac offered the 6.6 litre Trans Am (RPO W72) rated at 200 bhpas opposed to the regular 6.6 Litre 400 (RPO L78) rated at 180 hp. The Trans Am 6.6 equipped engines had chrome valve covers, while the base 400 engines had painted valve covers. The 1977 Trans-Am Special Edition became famous after being featured in Smokey and the Bandit. The 1980 Turbo model was used for Smokey and the Bandit II..
Diolch yn fawr am 71,425,713 o olygfeydd anhygoel, mwynhewch ac arhoswch yn ddiogel
Thank you 71,425,713 amazing views, enjoy and stay safe
Shot 21.04.2019 at the annual Weston Park, Easter car show Ref 138-447
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An Old White truck sitting all by itself under some trees & hay Bales.Got this pix while in the area near Florence, Alabama during the W. C. Handy Music Fest 2008. Cropped & added a Crosshatch Filter.
“Aboriginalities" immerses you into the fascinating universe of Aboriginal painting – an art form that is both ancestral and contemporary, always rooted in spirituality. Far more than a simple physical and sensory experience, Aboriginal art invites us to rethink our connection to the earth and the universe.
As a window on the spiritual, Aboriginal art tells the story of the creation of the world – called "Dreamtime"* – and the original link between humans and the earth. The numerous motifs (dotted lines, spirals, zigzags, crosshatching...) are passed down from generation to generation by members of the same community, concealing centuries-old secrets as well as a map of their territory.
This ancestral and highly symbolic art form was originally concealed: drawn in the sand or applied on rocks on territories forbidden to laypersons. But in the early 1970s, amidst struggles for the recognition of an Aboriginal identity, the Papunya Tula community translated their cultural practices and symbolic knowledge through paint. Using non-traditional methods borrowed from Western culture (acrylics, brushes, cardboard and later canvas), the indigenous people of Australia found a modern way to express their cultural, political, social and economic struggles.
James G. Mundie, black and white ink on grey paper
Museo di Anatomia Umana Filippo Civinini, Università di Pisa
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