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It appears there's still a market in West Africa for the bonneted Magirus Deutz 6x4- this is one of the later Iveco water-cooled versions being loaded for the boat.
Continuing "Sakura in 2nd series"
Beauty is more than skin deep...they are still beautiful even if cherry blossoms were fallen.
We used to always have some hand cleanser at home but now it appears that we continually wash our hands followed by hand gel.
Oh, how times have changed but nowadays it has become more essential!
365/2022 - Into The Light ~ 365/206
Treasure Hunt #24 .. Essential
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Camera: Sony NEX-6
Lens: Sony 50mm f/1.8
Equipment: Gorillapod Hybrid
Location: Fort Lauderdale, FL
Sneakers: Nike Air Max 1 Essentials - Obsidian
ODC2 - School
01/09/12
I think I need to get my camera cleaned, It doesn't matter what I do but my images doesn't get as clear as they used to and I have to admit I have never had it cleaned....Shame on me! lol Anyway, instead of dragging my kids to school on a Saturday I decided to shoot some school essentials. I know that alot of kids start back at school now, but mine are looking forward to their summer holiday still. And as it's the first day of spring here today it's slowly getting closer to a good break 8)
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I had fancied a day in Staffordshire, primarily to catch up with the batch of rebodied vehicles that were then being run by Midland Red North.
Their 1720 (WPH 122Y) was an example. A Leyland Tiger, new originally to London Country with an ECW coach body, this had been selected by British Bus as part of a rebodying programme that saw buses fitted with new East Lancs bus bodies. Once rebodied, they were then cascaded on for further service, in this case to MRN.
On a separate point, I've remarked before how the viewing of these images at a fuller size has suddenly highlighted peripheral subject matter that I had previously just never registered. And so it is with the poster on the adjacent bus shelter, advertising an, er, "educational" video.
Stafford, 17/08/1992.
Taken with Canon AE-1 analog camera. Lomography Redscale XR 50-200 film (not sure what actual film they've redscaled when selling this product, but I'm guessing it usually has a ISO value of 400). 4 years expired.
Negative scanned with Epson Perfection V500 Photo, cropped and downsized for the web.
Hat: Hats from Oz
Shirt: Lush via www.modcloth.com
Skirt: Essential Elegance Skirt, Moon Collection via www.modcloth.com
Scarf: gifted
Belt: Calderon, thrifted
Shoes: Hot for Hemlock Heel in Crimson, Chelsea Crew via www.modcloth.com
Purse: Cole Haan Valise Archer leather satchel via www.ruelala.com
Bracelet: Victorian mourning bracelet
Photo by Santina.
We add Young Living's Peppermint Vitality Essential Oil to tea for flavour and to help support healthy digestion. essentialoilswetrust.com
After looking for this granary for the day i had given up trying but after talking with some others out at cedar mesa i had gotten some ideas as to its location and was able to find them. it was such a high for me on my trip!
A pet can be an essential during home isolation. My cat Mini Moose is such a companion although cats are notoriously self reliant and only seem to be attentive when it suits them. Most of the time they are either sleeping or...sleeping. And when they're not sleeping, they are eating, followed by another session of sleeping because the act of eating is very tiring! Haha
i'm heading back to canada for a month soon, so i am just getting things together. this is my flight mode essentials collection!
• nike roshe runs
• nexus 7 fhd tablet
• canadian passport (FTW!)
• neff daily watch
• iphone 4S
• canadian change
• headphones
• pen
• vaseline
• chewing gum
Oil Painting - a Corel Painter Essentials 5 image. I guess I could have hand edited a bit ...
The original Photograph is here: www.flickr.com/photos/bladt/24265752876/in/dateposted-pub...
Unknown to many, I've actually have a habit of browsing through what others bring out for their photography trips, so one of those days, I thought to myself, "hey, why not do one yourself?"
A little background, I'm residing in Singapore, thus, there is no need for maps or raincoats or compass since everything is so connected and urbanised.
Lets start off:
1. Mindshift Filter Hive - I used this to store all my filters, batteries and nitty witty items like remotes and batteries.
2. Sirui R-1204 & Sirui K10X with some rotating ballhead thing at the top - this has been my tripod setup for years. Lightweight & dependable, highly recommended setup for beginners.
3. Mindshift Backlight - I have been a fan of MIndshift bags since using their Panorama Rotation 180. The Backlight allows for quick access to my gears & has ample space for my other items.
4. Protrek PRW-3000 - my go-to digital watch which has ABC functions.
5. Towel - I sweat very easy. No further explanation needed.
6. Batteries - I'm using a Sony A7R, 'nuff said.
7. Water bottle - important to stay hydrated.
8. Filters - thought I rarely use them, still a necessity, just in case i ever need them.
9. Gopro Hero 4 Silver - a lightweight setup for selfies and quick behind-the-scenes.
10. Leatherman Wave - a multi tool with a pocketful of important tools such as clamps (when your hand cant unscrew the ballhead's screw) or scissors and cutters and such.
11. Fenix torchlight - shooting sunset at secluded places often mean you will leave the location way after nightfalls. The torchlight helps to ensure you have packed up everything, leave no litter behind and to find a proper path out of your location to somewhere brighter.
12. Remotes - I pack both wired and wireless remotes. I much prefer the wireless remote though.
13. Panning rail - this serves both as a panning rail, or as tool for me to protrude my camera out a little, if needed, to get my shot.
14. Manfrotto superclamp - The superclamp is always packed into my bag with the tripod as both complements each other, especially when I am shooting from a HDB block which has railings for me to clamp on.
15. Memory cards - Just in case.
16. Thinktank memory card holder - to get them all organised.
17. Sony 55mm F1.8 - a good street and portrait lens.
18. Sony 16-35 F4 - the lens that is on my camera 80% of the time. The 16mm range is perfect for landscapes and the 35mm range allows me to shoot some streets with it too.
19. LEE filter holder - for the 100mm filters.
20. Cleaning tools - Lens pens and blower.
21. Allan key - in case I need to remove/add on a tripod plate to my tripod collar or camera.
22. Sony A7R - I purchased this A7R from a friend and have loved this ever since. The release of the A7R2 has no doubt shaken my heart, but my wallet has been my "saving grace".
23. Sony 70-200 F4 - when I need that extra reach
Not in pic: Xiaomi 10,000maH powerbank
So, thats what I bring out, whats in your bag?
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