Transdev York's Plaxton Primo 799 YX60 DWW makes its way through the Science Park on it's normal UB1 route, passing two of its former yard mates on the way. 799 was originally a Pullman vehicle and had a slightly more reserved livery when new, but was sold to Transdev in spring 2012 when Pullman wanted to focus on contract work.... such as the shuttle that sees Leyland Olympian XJI2605 and Volvo Olympian NJZ9182 awaiting passengers.

Paper, and cardboard, come in many different forms. One of these is the type of stock used for small boxes: cereal boxes, household items, beer cartons... It's a fascinating material: one side smooth, with bright print, the other usually rough, with a plain view of the fibers, and other texture artifacts. The rough side shows speckling, creases, tears, variations in the texture itself. There's plenty to be used in there to make our digital art less flat.

I collected boxes for a few weeks, cleanly cut out the panels that were of interest, scanned them in at high resolution, edited them, and produced sixty-two (62) high quality, 18"x24" @ 300 ppi, textures.

I didn't stop there: included in the set are also black and white versions, transparent versions, vector versions, and Bitmap TIFF versions. These variations will provide you with all the different file types you could need, for whatever use case you'll be confronted to. Grab them on Creative Market: crmrkt.com/J0yjPM.

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- Sixty-two (62) base cardboard textures

- Non-destructive editing in Photoshop

- Raster JPGs are 7,200 x 5,400 pixels @ 300 ppi

- Also included: black and white versions

- Also included: negative versions

- Also included: transparent PNG format

- Also included: Bitmap TIFF versions

- Also included: vector versions (Illustrator CC, CS6, CS3, PDF, and EPS CS)

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Imagine the possibilities. (Shot on iPhone and processed with Snapseed and PS Express.)

playing is the key word here, old habits with a different medium, small animation to come.

A CP Manifest with a CP SD40-2, IC&E SD40-2, and a NS ES44AC stops and meets with the IMS pulldown with a SOO GP38-2

I love this picture.

Les Vivres de L'Art

Exposition TR4NSFERT 2014

Par L'Association TRANSFERT créée autour du collectif d’artistes à l’origine de l’exposition.

Aux trois collectifs originels, CLUB MICKEY (Charl & Tack), LES FRERES COULURES (Gaspar, Odeg & Rooble) et PEINTURE FRAICHE (Crewer, Jone, Kendo & Trakt), se sont ajoutés différents invités qui ont grossi les rangs des participants et du collectif au fur et à mesure des années : 777 Army (Repaze & Saïr), W34 (Azot & Mioter), Disket, Landroïd et cette année nous accueilleronsEtno, Nabis, Sismik & Filippo Mozone (Italie).

www.lesvivresdelart.org/art-bordeaux/post/portfolio/tr4ns...

Copyright Anne-Sophie JEAN

Original paintings by: Bill Rogers

Photo by: N. Hornsby

Different approaches to the homescreen.

A road in early fall just after the sun has gone down and the moon is rising. I chose this scene since it represents a hybrid stage between sunset and the rise of moon with both visible, but both not to a full extent.

Not sure how I feel about the short layers at her nape. What do you think?

Original uploaded size | My portfolio

I attended the photographic aesthetics workshop taught by my friend Mário Pires, and it was a wonderful experience. We spent Saturday getting all our preconceptions washed away by being asked the right questions (to which there are no wrong or right answers), and Sunday was spent doing three photo assignments in the morning, and analysing what we all did in the afternoon.

This assignment was: pick a single object, person, building, anything, and using a single focal length, create three different images of it.

I picked this mannequin featured on a store window, starting from the detail to the whole, zooming out using my legs to get farther away from it.

I shot all the workshop photos using my almost ten year old Leica Digilux Zoom, which only has 1.3 megapixels, but is still a wonderful camera.

Horse or skateboard.... your choice.

Just another experiment with Photoshop brushes. I really like it!!! :D I'll give a cookie 2 whoever can guess whos eyes are in this picture :3

(P.S.-The inspiration to this piece comes from Tobymac's "Diverse City")

God Bless!!! XD

Four different coloured rocks on Toronto Island.

From my pics

Cool shot of some bridge up in SF.

These two photos i captured yesterday abit different with the explosion of the seed heads,i thought looked magical,hope you like them too?

As shot RAW captured

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Ganeshji in two distinct exquisite shades

These are BMX fans.

Honda Element, for something completely different!

If you’re looking for a sport-ute that’s as functional as it is distinct in the looks department, the Element certainly fits the bill. With a total of 64 different seating configurations, the Element bends to your every cargo-carrying whim, whether it’s camping gear you’re carrying or this week’s groceries.

I actually had to almost stand in someone’s yard to take this. Only inches away. But it is a beautiful spot and I was glad I got to capture it. May take it to the people who live here.

5d mark II

50 1.4

Met up with my friend josh from church, he plays in the band playing the drums. Kid is very talented and can play like 5 different instruments. when a day comes when its warmer than 10degree's we are going to do a shoot of him and his drums.

Some more of the shots I took on 31st Oct at the NRM featuring Locos in a different light. It was good to see but virtually impossible to take photographs because of the number of people that were there. Even at 6:30 there was a 200 yard queue to get in.

Taken on my Super Frankanette, which is identical to the Super Frankarette LR1. Not sure why mine hasa different name.

Lovely rangefinder with a cracking lens. For more information visit:

tashandnickyscameras.blogspot.com/p/super-frankanette.html

Ilford HP5 Plus, Rodinal 1+50, 11 minutes at 20°C

different setups for sea and land and fire

Different types of Patterns made for Boys and Girls! TD Baby and Bebe! Come See inworld! Moon and Back Store!

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Another different look for Blake. Had to try this wig on someone, LOL!

Cropped version of photo previously submitted. Comments?

flickr.com/photos/chuckthephotographer/2556134379/ is the original photo

In partnership with the Japan Society Gallery, Times Square Arts presents artist and 2016 Japan Cultural Envoy Naoko Tosa’s Sound of Ikebana (Spring) on Times Square’s electronic billboards from 11:57 pm to midnight every night in April. This project is a part of Midnight Moment, a monthly presentation by The Times Square Advertising Coalition (TSAC) and Times Square Arts.

Propelled by sound, elegant splashes of color fly in slow motion across a dark screen. Part of a four-video art series designed to express Japan’s four seasons, Sound of Ikebana (Spring) uses the unpredictable natural phenomena of sound vibrations and colorful paint of different consistencies to create intriguing and mesmeric shapes that evoke the art of ikebana –Japanese flower arrangement based around asymmetrical triangular forms. The colors are inspired both by spring images such as apricot flowers and cherry blossoms, as well as the white and gold of the Japanese New Year. Tosa’s slow-motion liquid – filmed at 2000 frames per second – blends artistic traditions with cutting-edge technology and organic designs, inviting audiences to a contemplative visual connection with traditional Japanese culture and its history.

Photo courtesy of Ka-Man Tse

Chris Singelton reads his book "Different" to North Charleston Summer campers

Ja ha sortit el video clip del primer single del disc del meu germanet. La foto correspon al rodatge..

Adjunto enllaç per quí tingui curiositat:

www.youtube.com/watch?v=PxEB5W51yVY&feature=player_pr...

Another one of my gymnastic-athlete-on-duty doing a hand stand this weekend. I just love how much control those girls have.

Different office view ;-)

Have a nice pre-Xmas-time, dear Flickr-friends

These are a different white-spored Mycena mushroom growing from dead wood of Coast Live Oak (Quercus agrifolia). Maybe it's Mycena galericulata? I don't know what kind of Mycena they are, but I can recognize new green shoots of native California Bedstraw (Galium californicum on the left. (San Marcos Pass, 17 December 2012)