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As I commented earlier, the "new" black freestyles are different than the five year old (purchased new) white ones. The biggest differences to me are the obvious ones, the black ones size 4 are smaller by a half inch than the white ones, size 3. The Reebok logo on the sides are different. One is in color, the other a shadow print. One has the British flag in color.
By now, I had removed the heel counter in the new black ones so I could wear them for some hours without discomfort.
As I mentioned with the previous photos, the black ones have much more pliable leather, they stretched to fit my feet better once the heel counters (very hard plastic) were removed.
#AbFav_MIRRORING_ 🔎
Just views and subject I encountered and could NOT resist...
More unexpected mirroring.
1.the yacht we were on, passing under the Harbour control tower.
2.at the Raveel museum.
3.the glass ceiling of a shopping 'Cathedral'.
4.shiny candleholders.
Great fun I have, lol.
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On 6 July 2005, London won its bid to host the 2012 Olympics. The capital celebrated, into the evening.
This is my picture story... it started on 6 July. After work, I took my mobile phone, a k700i, for an evening wander around Trafalgar Square. The following evening I returned, retracing my steps, retaking some of the images.
I didn't know it when I took this photo, but it turned out that the next day, 7 July, was to be a very different one.
I have made a set, starting with this image and with the same title as this shot: 'What a difference a day makes' Probably best to view it as a slideshow, although there are comments throughout, because it's really a narrative.
The pictures, taken on my mobile, are a kind of tale... my story... over those two days in July 2005.
This particular photo, taken in the late evening light of 6/7/2005, was the eve of 7/7... I nearly deleted it... the timing is one of those flukes... but perhaps it's a symbol of hope.
A picture with a difference this morning. This shows part of the huge queue snaking its way waiting to get into Donny Works for the hastily convened and little advertised event to give Deltic fans one last chance to see their heroes before the cutting torch took hold. I was as surprised as everyone else by the huge numbers that turned up on this admittedly perfect winter day. It was very frustrating waiting in line as you could hear Napiers repeatedly being run up and a few have already climbed walls to get a sneaky glimpse.
Does anyone recognise themselves 30 years later?
I only had one roll of 24 exposure Kodachrome 25 so it was quite adventurous to expend a valuable exposure on a picture of the queue, but after three decades it is probably the one shot that tells the story best and is almost certainly the rarest too!
This is a double page spread in my art journal. It's hard to read all the words, but the various sayings are:
"The only difference between Beasty and Beauty is U." (BEA?TY. ? = U)
"You choose to conquer your fears of the beasty within and let your beauty shine."
"Connect to your beasty. It is beauty in disguise."
"You are both beauty and beast. You can connect to both. Both are real. Be U."
"Conquer your fears that your beast is not beautiful."
"Courage to be U"
"Learn to Love the Beast wtihin!"
"Take away the CON and you have a Queen." (Here are the words CONNECT and CONQUER. When you take away the CON in each word you are left with NECTQUER. Re-arrange the letters and you have "Queen." Many of us try to "con" our way to beauty by trying to look pretty on the outside and hiding the beast within. It's a con game. To truely be a Queen, we must conquer our fears of our inner beast, and connect to our inner beauty).
One difference that I have noticed between Northern Ireland and the Republic is that when I am photographing in NI I am asked why I am taking photographs [my standard answer is “the boss told me”] but in the ROI they ask about my camera … the make … the lens, etc.
For some reason when I visit a location to take photographs I attract two types of unwelcome attention: [1] people who would like to steal my camera. Last year, at this exact location, someone did try to do so. [2] Officials and security guards appear to consider my actives as being suspect but they can never decide exactly why when the confront me. In this instance while they [warden and crew] were initially a great distance away from me I could see through the viewfinder that they had noticed me and as a result had decided to change course in order to investigate.
As per the request of kd_230692, here are some pictures showing the height difference between my new custom Anna/Rapunzel and Eugene. She is now on a type 4 Pullip body; he is on a knock-off Hot Toys body. I think they are more in keeping with their heights in the film, now.
I've tried a couple of bodies for Eugene, and although I'm not wild about the gap around his neck with this one, it has a lot of pluses - a good colour match, and some really nice hands. It's pretty well made, too.
Spot the difference. Be in the spotlight!
Here's your chance to show us how good an eye you have for fashion. See if you can spot all the differences before your friends can!
a 1969 4 door Morris Minor * (British)
following a 1966 Ford Mustang * (American )
~ Newlands Corner ..
"A little consideration, a little thought for others, makes all the difference.”
Quote by "Winnie the Pooh"
Make a difference today! Happy Monday
This looks so much better when Viewed On Black
The difference a day makes....
On the shore of Derwent Water,
Keswick, after having a top-up of rain overnight... And another downpour rolling in.
Camera // Yashica Mat
Film // Ilford HP5 plus 400
Developer // Kodak HC-110 (B)
Scan // Epson V850
Mill Springs Falls
Mill Springs Battlefield NHL
Mill Springs, KY
This was my second time photographing this waterfall, but my first DHR shot of it. I've only attempted a handful of HDR shots and I haven't been to flattered with the results. I liked this one, though.The water flow was much lighter this time, a lot of the vegetation was gone for the winter, and it wasn't as muddy which meant I could get in for a closer look.
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Harlequins vs Leinster Rugby, Heineken European Cup Quarter Final held at the Twickenham Stoop on Easter Sunday 12th April 2009.
The final score was Harlequins 5 - Leinster Rugby 6. Leinster progress to a semi-final against Munster at Croke Park.
Late Peugeot 206 (right) and an even later 206, looking more like a 308.
Seen in Saint Emillion, Gironde region, Southern France.
From my garden. Ferns to Flickr. They are steadily unfolding and now's the perfect time to get some macro shots.
Fern: Polypodiopsida, Polypodiophyta
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Lets go walk to the border. Lets go walk along the inch. Lets go where no one can see us, and find the difference between us. - The Dead Weather
What a difference 27 years makes !
The top picture was taken on the 4th November 1985 and depicts a hybrid class 104/107 3-car DMU set forming 1T82 09.35 Ardrossan Harbour (Winton Pier) to Glasgow Central. This working being a boat train service with connections from the Isle of Arran via the Caledonian MacBrayne ferry from Brodick.
The bottom picture was taken on 23rd October 2012 and its just about impossible to make out any remnant of the former station. The block wall to the right of the covered way to the ferry terminal possibly marks the edge of the second platform track which would be to the left of the DMU in the upper picture.
Ardrossan Harbour Winton Pier station closed on 03.08.1986 with the line being cut back to a new single platform terminus called Ardrossan Harbour. The new station is sited at 31m 35ch with the physical line end at 31m 38ch. The old Winton Pier station was listed as 31m 48ch. The closure coincided with the Ayrshire coast lines electrification. I stand to be corrected but I believe the closure was brought about by the fact the extensive boat yard / marina would have been cut off if overhead wires had extended into the Winton Pier station as its buffer stops were litterly on the end of the quay. Instead the new station allows road traffic (trucks carrying yachts) to access the boat yard via the road seen in the foreground of the 2012 picture which is just beyond the buffer stops of the new station.
One huge difference between the original 97 Switchbacks at Night image I shot 3 years ago and shooting a stack of shorter exposures digitally is that you have in essence a hugely dynamic digital negative with variable exposure. You can process the images differently to yield different star trail results. In this version, I have reduced the exposure time to around 100 minutes and have done a lot more work to bring out the moonlight on the foreground and create a much lighter image than my first version.
Mount Muir's 14,012 foot summit sticks up at the far right of frame. Trail Camp, the high base camp of the Mount Whitney Trail, can be seen at the lower left of the light trail.
The group credit for this photo goes to Sean Goebel, Matthew Saville Baldon, Wade Meade, Cory Kobel and of course myself.
Technical details:
Canon 5D Mark III
Nikon 14-24mm 2.8g lens via Novoflex adapter
14mm
ISO 3200
60 seconds at f/2.8 x100
Processed in Lightroom.
Stacked in StarStaX for OSX
Further processed in Photoshop
Wouldn't it be great if the worlds differences could be solved this way !
This is a bit of a cheat as it was taken on Sunday, but hey sometimes things just don't go your way and you have to do the best with what you can. Edited yesterday tho'.
After checking into the hotel I needed some lunch so headed straight for the bar and ordered some lamb chops. Incidentally the lovely receptionist did not bat an eyelid to meeting yet another tgirl. If you haven't spotted the difference yet I can confirm there is no vodka in it, honestly.
Many thanks to my friend Derrek Taylor for the use of this image. After depositing road kill in the path of this skunk, a long and stealthy approach (in camo because skunks are too stupid to recognize the difference between a moving bush on the side of the road and a human) I was able to photograph this stinker from 6 feet away.
Was walking home and started noticing all the different and strange numbers on the way. On bins, on gates, on signs. Different fonts. Different textures. I likey :D
For Macro Mondays group "Numbers" theme
Los que poseen el espíritu de discernimiento saben cuanta diferencia puede mediar entre dos palabras parecidas, según los lugares y las circunstancias que las acompañen.
BLAISE PASCAL
Those who possess the spirit of discernment know how much difference can mediate between two similar words, according to the places and circumstances that go with it.
This is my entry for the #16 - Spot the difference (present two images as a diptych with one or more differences to see if others can spot the differences) category in the 113 in 2013 Group.