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When David Walsh got his architect to dream up a fantastical entry point to the underground dungeons (sorry, galleries) of MONA, they came up with two ideas. The first was that patrons would have to walk over a tennis court, and the second was that they would be bamboozled by their own distorted mirror image.
You can see the electric glass doors here are just beginning to open, surrounded by the crazy mirror.
1951 Ford F1 Pickup Truck
The first generation of the Ford F-Series (also known as the Ford Bonus-Built trucks) is a series of trucks that was produced by Ford Motor Company from the 1948 to the 1952 model years. The introduction of the F-Series marked the divergence of Ford car and truck design, developing a chassis intended specifically for truck use. Alongside pickup trucks, the model line included also panel vans, bare and cowled chassis, and marked Ford's entry into the medium- and heavy-duty truck segment.
From 1947 to 1952, Ford assembled F-Series trucks at 16 facilities across North America. In Canada, the model line was also marketed through Lincoln-Mercury as the Mercury M-Series to expand dealership coverage in rural areas. This generation of F-Series pickup trucks is the only generation to use entirely flathead engines (inline-6 and V8s).
Taken on Fomapan Classic shot at ISO 200 with Minolta X-300 MD 50mm f/1.7.
Developed in Adox Rodinal 1+50 @ 7 min.
Postprocessed with The GIMP.
Old Jerusalem, Israel -- near the Zion gate is the entry to the Sephardic House Hotel.A modern hotel behind this unassuming doorway.
beware... portals are two-way streets. while you are thinking about going out, there are those who are trying to come in!
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Never expected to be flickr MIA so long! Attempting to refocus now! Excuses, excuses, so many I could give you! ;-) Will be gliding slowly through your streams this week. Looking forward to catching up with all the beauty and creativity that I have missed!
Not my usual style, but when I saw this, I just had to turn around and shoot it.
Explored. Peaked at #70
Entry at 2550 Lakeview. I like the outtake better, but the primary fits the looking up series better.
Have a mellow Monday.
Excerpt from www.flamboroughtoday.com/spotlight/waterdown-village-welc...:
A highlight of fall in Waterdown Village is the annual Scarecrow Walk, starting in this eighth year on October 11 and running right until Hallowe’en.
“Once again, our local businesses and community partners will display uniquely decorated scarecrows, animating our streetscape and giving people of all ages more than 130 reasons to Walk Waterdown,” exclaimed Waterdown Village BIA Board of Management Chair, Amanda Groves.
She added, “The Scarecrow Walk has fast become a signature event for the community. Clues featuring mugshots of favourite monsters will be placed on 20 randomly selected scarecrows for scavengers to find for a chance to win shopping spree prizes. You can discover new businesses, take selfies with your favourite scarecrow entries, and test your detective skills to find all 130+ scarecrows and all 20 clues, for a wonderful day out for the whole family.”
Wir haben uns viele Kirchen auf unserer Tour durch Frankreich angesehen. Diese stand in Dinan. Eine kleine Stadt in der Bretagne die einen Besuch Wert ist, alleine weil es dort diese vielen kleinen Gassen mit Häusern aus Fachwerk und viel Stein gibt.
My entry for the FLICKR "Your Worst Shot 2020" group.
Hard for me to choose, as there are so many. I try hard to compensate for that problem with VOLUME. I think what happened here is I was foolishly using a monopod and ballhead with this unwieldy heavy lens - this choice in the interest of mobility.
...After standing in the line at the Broad for 30 minutes, we were granted admission, and it was on to the escalator and up to the third floor main gallery...
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PLEASE CLAWMENT IF YOU FAVE!
My entry to TheLegoZealot contest!
I love idea of redesigning Batman villains!
Here's my rendition of Catwoman.
سيلينا كايل
Saylina Kayl-
The main inspiration was from Egyptian Cats. I figured why not make Catwoman Egyptian inspired.
The torso, legs, and head were all fully painted by me. I tried adding a royal necklace of sorts, maybe something she stole.
Her helmet is the old Catwoman helmet, with details painted on. The claws are a cut chain piece glued to the hand.
The main focus is the Arabic words scattered around the figure.
Huge thanks to Scott Blankfield who suggested adding something above her eyes.
Above her eyes says Cat in Arabic.
Across her eyeholes says "woman".
And her torso says claws, if read sideways.
Anyways, I'm really satisfied with how she came out!
Thanks!
Boss
Lane from Gate 6 off North Terrace leading into the old Royal Adelaide Hospital. The purpose of the sign was to stop vehicles from entering past a certain point.
It wasn't far from here that an officious and potbellied security guard tried to tell me and my husband off for being there. We had already spotted him and were leaving, when he ran up and insisted on telling us off. This overactive guy also chased Sedge off the same day!
Actually there was no indication that the lane was off-limits to public pedestrians, unlike the red/white tape and full-on fence further away.
Escaping from the tomb and putting someone else in their place.
Rather than quoting Bible verses you're going to hear a whole lot today and half of you will discredit as cult utterances, I thought I'd just put this out instead: Angels, Heaven, and other aspects of our faith are concepts difficult to wrap one's head around, and right now we can't. So a lot of people dismiss them as petty imaginings and larger-than-life reflections of things we can see and touch. "Giant humans with bird wings? Haha how pagan."
Consider, just for a brief while, the implications of perhaps these being original concepts; our concepts and ideas little reflections that are missing pieces, and the only way those who saw angels or Heaven could describe them was through Earthly terms, resulting in outrageous-sounding descriptions filled with lions' heads, wheels within wheels, and a lot of gold when there simply was no way to utter the element that made their appearance unutterable. Plato, though not completely right, had hit on something with his Myth of the Cave, now you just need someone to guide you out of it...
This brief little build is also destined to be an entry for FLONAPRIL, it seems: www.flickr.com/groups/flonapril/