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Hair : truth
Skin : session BOM for lelutka
Head: LeL Evolution Nova
Glass: [RICA] Plain Round Glasses
accessories : .Tardfish. Squish Slime Rare Gacha
The city of Cologne with treasures of the past and vibrance of the present is a fascinating place in Germany
This is my contribution to "Evolution". Way back when (I remember it well) shells were currency. Probably only the best and prettiest shells were used. I placed a Danish coin there to demonstrate the progress. I already had a credit card on the ready and my phone to show the latest development. But they just don't look as nice as shells and a coin with a heart :)
(60.00N, 30.00E)MCMLXXI
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What does not matter ?
1.What to photograph - Camera.
2.Where to photograph - Place.
3.When to photograph -Time.
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What is important ?
1.Study and tune the camera.
2.Learn where you are going.
3.Study the lighting at different times.
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What's the secret?♀️
1.Feel the instrument, hear what it says.
2.Feel the atmosphere of the place, catch the wave.
3.Switch on .Catch the moment!⚡️
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Make a choice!
✨Finding the observer, comes awareness!✨
Barbara says: Maybe you should try, I don't know, the Beatles walking in a line ... ;) just kidding!
68001 'Evolution' is seen leading 6K05 Carlisle-Crewe south nearing Ais Gill Summit the highest point on the Settle and Carlisle line with Wild Boar Fell providing the backdrop - 01/12/2017
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This butterfly image was taken near Guapiles, CR while Cope was taking one of my group into the "Tropical Rain Forest" to get the Crested Owl.
For additional information:
sciencelife.uchospitals.edu/2013/11/04/evolution-of-new-s...
HMM - theme "Evolution"
My mother's Bulova - a gift to her from my father.
My Apple watch - a gift to myself for my birthday last year. I may be old, but I love technology!! This smartwatch is the bomb...
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First in the class68 DRS locomotives is 68001 'Evolution'. Pictured here passing Barrow upon Trent with a Mountsorrel to Crewe working.
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I've changed looks about a zillion times so I just picked the ones I stuck with the longest.
I was such an ugly noob, lol.
Royal Tyrell Museum
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Snake River Region SCCA Oct 18th Autocross event.
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JMT Day 9: A shot I took while stopping for lunch on the banks of Evolution Creek in McClure Meadow.
Macro Monday theme: Evolution
The bobbins on the left are from my peddle sewing machine which by the way I cannot run as I have no talent. (I can't dance either) It belonged to my grandmother. It is a Singer. It makes for a nice decorative piece of furniture though. The bobbins on the left are from the electric machine I use. The thread on the old bobbins is about 45- 50 years old too.
I am practising to photograph in High-key.
Nowhere is human evolution more evident than in this church. The old chairs show that people were not shorter than they are today, but they had much shorter legs and a very long torso.
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Ilford HP5+
Rodinal 1+100+ sea salt
60´, 20°C
Leitz Super Angulon 21mm/f4 M (1958-1963)
Macro Mondays 'evolution' theme. I found it impossible to get a really pleasing image this week, due mainly to not being able to find the items I wanted to use. My calligraphy pen nibs have gone missing, as have my old pennies. Latish last night I thought of candlelight and electric light but couldn't come up with a creative composition.
Approx 4.5 cm width and 5.5 cm height incl the flames
Mascara has been used approximately since 4000 B.C in ancient Egypt. It was used for eyebrows, eyelashes and eyes. referred by a substance called kohl. In the 19th century the product we now call mascara came to use and has become a daily make up product ever since.
Already in the beginning of the 20th century fake eye lashes were used for actress Seena Owen while making a film called Intolerance. The lashes used back then were made out of real human hair. This product has evolved to become temporary lashes, made out of plastic and seen on most girls in every day life.
My contribution for the theme "evolution".
HMM! ;-)
This was really fun to work on! And I had the pleasure of working with Taylor, such a sweetheart and fellow little monster <3