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double dog dare you to get that song out of your head today--- hoorah, hoorah
ODC- in a row
#ds575 Make another beautiful shot today, but pick a subject that’s completely different than yesterday’s. (i am one of the few people in america who loves her beautiful counters more than granite ones :)
explored #239 on 6/15
The Daf 1949 A-1500 Series trucks were replaced by A-1600 truck. It received a new designed cabin in 1959 and a new range of engines. The four-part windshield with a central split was only used in 1959. For the 1960 model cabin the central split disappeared.
The first series had a three horizontal strip front grille, in 1964 reduced to only two strips. Around 1964 the small ventilation openings under the A-pillar were replaced by two small ventilation grilles alongside the cooling grille.
L6 petrol or Diesel engine.
Production DAF new A-Series: 1959-1970.
Production A-Series this version: 1964-1970.
Original Dutch reg. number: 1968 (not known anymore, Jan. 2023).
This flatbed truck is part of the Daf Museum collection and is on display in Daf Museum, Eindhoven.
Scan from a postcard.
Publisher: Stichting Vrienden van het Daf Museum for Daf Museum, Eindhoven (1990s).
Original photographer and date unknown.
Postcard collection: Sander Toonen.
Halfweg, Jan. 2, 2023.
© 2023 Daf Museum/Sander Toonen Halfweg | All Rights Reserved
Submitted for Scavenge Challenge June #14 - Painted Surfaces are Ap-peel-ing.
Today's Dailyshoot #ds575 "Make another beautiful shot today, but pick a subject that’s completely different than yesterday’s."
We awoke this morning to fog and mist., so I figured I should be able to find a nice dew covered spider web. I didn't have to search long before finding this specimen for my 365 and today's Daily Shoot:
Make another beautiful shot today, but pick a subject that’s completely different than yesterday’s.
Processed in Lightroom.
Spotted on the walk into work this morning. A spider's web covered in dew.
I wasn't really paying enough attention to my camera's settings because I shot this handheld @ f/4 1/45s with my 100mm macro lens. Of course the handheld rule of thumb is to shoot with a shutter speed that is the reciprocal of your focal length, hence I should have shot at ~ 1/100s to minimize the risk of camera shake.
The light this morning was not great and I didn't want to reduce DoF any more by opening the aperture but I should have realised I was at 1/45s and upped the ISO to 200 to get 1/90s.
I may well try again tomorrow and not rush the shot this time and see if I can improve. Maybe the light will be better anyway :)
164/365. A photo a day for a year.
@dailyshoot Make another beautiful shot today, but pick a subject that’s completely different than yesterday’s. #ds575
Beauty is always context dependent. This evening, a cup of ginger tea with a lump of crystallized (candied) ginger in the bottom is truly beautiful.
Daily shoot for 2011/06/13 • Make another beautiful shot today, but pick a subject that’s completely different than yesterday’s.
Our Daily Challenge: CANDY is the topic for the 13th of June 2011
Daily Shoot #DS575 Make another beautiful shot today, but pick a subject that’s completely different than yesterday’s.
Black and white version
Daily Shoot #DS575 Make another beautiful shot today, but pick a subject that’s completely different than yesterday’s.
The moon's supposed to be 94% illuminated tonight, and I had planned on photographing it for today's DS prompt. But while we were outside earlier, AST found Gary (my kids call all snails "Gary", not sure why), MST picked up a wild berry, and CDT exclaimed, "Feed him! Feed him!". It was a beautiful scene, a delight to watch.
{Make another beautiful shot today, but pick a subject that’s completely different than yesterday’s.}
My friend Nikki at our special spot.
1/60 sec at ƒ / 1.8, ISO 1000, 35mm (AF-S DX NIKKOR 35mm f/1.8G, Nikon D7000)
Its a ferris wheel from the side if you tilt your head and squint. Wanted something bright and colourful but didn't get away from work during the daylight so had to find something shiny afterward. Took another photo of some kids on a seat and made it super dark, just for fun.
"Make another beautiful shot today, but pick a subject that’s completely different than yesterday’s."
Daily Shoot Assignment 575
"Make another beautiful shot today, but pick a subject that’s completely different than yesterday’s."
On the Red-dot trail, about 1 mile in. This scene is 6 separate HDR shots stiched together. In Retrospect I think I should have taken another 3 along the top to get more clouds and drop the horizon off center.
The Daily Shoot #ds575
Make another beautiful shot today, but pick a subject that’s completely different than yesterday’s.
Our Daily Shoot assignment (#575) was to "make another beautiful shot today, but pick a subject that’s completely different than yesterday’s." I'm pretty sure a German Shepherd is different from a Greyhound.
@dailyshoot #ds575: "Make another beautiful shot today, but pick a subject that’s completely different than yesterday’s"
After the flying seed a grounded forest plant
(aka day 529-730)
The Daily Shoot assignment for 2011/06/13 was : Make another beautiful shot today, but pick a subject that’s completely different than yesterday’s.
Camera info: Pentax K200D – 50mm – f/1,7 – ISO100 – 1/500s
Handheld – Gimp & Qtpfsgui
Comments & tips are welcomed. Thanks.
Daily Shoot #ds575
Make another beautiful shot today, but pick a subject that’s completely different than yesterday’s.
There is no other plant I know that produces such fascinating and beautiful flowers!
@dailyshoot #ds575 Make another beautiful shot today, but pick a subject that’s completely different than yesterday’s.
"#ds575 Make another beautiful shot today, but pick a subject that’s completely different than yesterday’s."
Today I let nature do the work.
@dailyshoot #ds575 The Daily Shoot assignment for 2011/06/13:
Make another beautiful shot today, but pick a subject that’s completely different than yesterday’s
My beautiful boy!
"Make another beautiful shot today, but pick a subject that’s completely different than yesterday’s."
June 13, 2011
ds575: Make another beautiful shot today, but pick a subject that’s completely different than yesterday’s.
Shot for the dailyshoot.com assignment #ds575 "Shoot a second beautiful photo today. Don't overthink, and make it completely different from yesterday's."
This is at a similar location as the previous shot, taken on a different day. Looks like we'll be visiting this place a lot more in the future. English Riding Camp is a big hit, and it's in a lovely scenic location. A hit for daughter AND mother. :)
"Make another beautiful shot today, but pick a subject that’s completely different than yesterday’s."
Make another beautiful shot today, but pick a subject that’s completely different than yesterday’s. AND
June Flickr Scavenger Challenge #1 World Environment Day " Water is H20, hydrogen two parts, oxygen one, but there is also a third thing that makes water and nobody knows what that is."
- D. H. Lawrence
Daily Shoot (#ds575) - "Make another beautiful shot today, but pick a subject that’s completely different than yesterday’s."
Yesterday we saw Zachary in his best form, ears pricked and eager for me to throw the Lacrosse Ball.
Today it is sweet Henry, in the late afternoon sunshine, who really is just as sweet and gentle in real life as he looks in pictures.
Two very different dogs, portrayed as best I can.
(If Daily Shoot makes it a three-peat, all bets are off...)
...shot today, but pick a subject that’s completely different than yesterday’s."
Reading:
The Inner Smile www.universal-tao.com/article/the_inner_smile.html
Practice The "Inner Smile" taoism.about.com/od/meditation/ht/inner_smile.htm
Day 164
#ds575: Make another beautiful shot today, but pick a subject that’s completely different than yesterday’s.