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With Scunthorpe rapidly evolving as a depot now, it seems appropriate to dump a series of images on here now from my archive of vehicles which we may not see for much longer - starting with the Vyking.
Service 8 recently saw minor reductions in Scunthorpe with the Saturday Only 0822 from Skippingdale Retail Park to Bus Station replaced by a 0842 Crosby Avenue to Scunthorpe 'short'.
Seen here down Doncaster Road on service 8 to Skippingdale Retail Park is Volvo B7TL East Lancs Vyking 16918 with a rather surprisingly working Mobitech destination panel still!
Now a staple of the hot-rod community, the Willys was a modern-looking and cheap compact car that gradually evolved into a Ford-like appearance. The 1941-1942 models were called "Americar" following the patriotic trend of the time and sold 29,000 units in 1941 and 1942 at about US$ 630. The 41 Willys body is still being manufactured as a street rod or hot rod.
A little over a year ago I tried building a Willys coupe but didn't quite pull it off, with the result looking more like a resto-mod Ford. I really wanted to recreate this iconic hot-rod so I went at it again.
I re-shaped the rear end, changed the rear wheels, built new fenders (using a technique seen on Nathan's excellent '40s Ford truck [https://www.flickr.com/photos/proudlove/4642340721/in/faves-126492293@N08/] ) and redid the roof. I shortened the body, straightened the grill, and upgraded the engine. But the real eureka moment was the hood. I struggled a long time on my first attempt with the hood and disliked the result. This time I finally got it down. A couple of new pieces from the Caterham 21307 tidied things up.
Now I have a Willys Coupe I can live with!
The New York Susquehanna & Western Railway's motive power situation,whether leased or recently acquired, has sparked a lot of interest as of late. Daylight runs of their normally nocturnal SU-99 and SU-100 trains always add a bit more interest to the mix. Here is westbound SU-99 on ex Lehigh and Hudson River railway rails at Craigville NY on 05-25-2023. The train will diverge off of ex L&HR rails onto the ex Erie Graham Line at Hudson Junction in Hamptonburgh NY for its run to Port Jervis and up the Southern Tier to Binghamton NY. NYS&W SD70M-2's 4066,4064,4060, SD40-2 3024 (in retro NYS&W silver and red). Howard Kent Jr.
Humanity has advanced in so many ways, but it still hasn’t evolved to the point where war is not considered to be a viable solution. We could be so much better. The original photo was of a city being flown over during my trip back home from Florida. Photoleap was used to create this image.
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Name: THUN EVOLVE
Vessel Type - Generic: Tanker - Hazard B
Vessel Type - Detailed: Oil/Chemical Tanker
Status: Active
MMSI: 244020000
Call Sign: PBRI
Flag: Netherlands [NL]
Gross Tonnage: 4923
Summer DWT: 7999 t
Length Overall x Breadth Extreme: 114.95 x 15.87 m
Year Built: 2019
Home Port: DELFZIJL
MARC SC44 87 was pulling north into the Odenton stop on a sunny and warm mid-morning as the Brown Season was slowly evolving into baseball season.
This appears to be a Spiderwort flower. I took it at work of all places. I love the wildflowers, they amaze me with their detail and how they have evolved to attract insects. I don't know if time is speeding up or what but I have been struggling to find time to get on Flickr to comment and post. I will see if I can put a dent into this week. Happy clicking this week!
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The Act
Second part of a series of MOCs which evolved almost on its own. I did not have any intent on where is this going, I was focusing more on how I want the audience to feel with this or that particular scene. Interpretation of whether this is "real" eldritch abomination or happens in his/their head, or maybe something even weirder is up to the viewer to decide.
Technically this was the first build, which initially started as a smaller minifig-scale build. I was not enable to convey what I wanted with minifigs though, and so I moved to this more ambitious scale.
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SEE Tree - 2012 - #3 Large On Black
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Dear Flickr friends,
I can't believe it's more than THREE months without any upload from me. I'm concentrating on many different projects, and I am spending less and less time online these days.
I have finally completed the project I was working on since last September.
It evolved substantially by what I had in mind when I first started, and I am definitely happy with it.
You will see the images in the next months; meanwhile I will be uploading these other ones, that have been sitting forgotten on my hard drive for too many months.
Moreover, I have many important announcements which will be made public in these next weeks/months.
Anyway, this image is one of those coming from my (many) studies on trees.
It will not be included in my 'final' series, but I still think it's worth sharing.
It was shot last November, before winter arrived and made all the leaves on this black puplar fall.
p.s. Those who also follow me on Google+ have probably seen this, but I'm sure many here haven't!
Details
- CANON 5d Mark II ir, EF 17-40@19, f/9, 64 s, ISO 50
- Mirror Lockup, Remote Shutter
- Lee Big Stopper (10 stops ND filter)
- Tripod
The shot
Italy
The Processing
Photoshop:
- Added many soft light layers to adjust the light;
- Added some custom gradients to equalize the light;
- Added a few curves to improve contrasts;
- Applied Noise Reduction
- Resized for the Web (1200px);
- Applied an Unsharp Mask to slightly improve contrast;
- Smart Sharpen + More accurate (On luminosity 'blending mode', with the sky masked off);
- Framing and Signature.
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Comments and faves are always welcome!
Hope you're doing great! I will try to get back to your latest works on the next days
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2014.05.05 - I think that the 125th deserves some kind of celebration as well. It's not half the project, but still 125 days is a nice milestone! On this day I went to the Botanic Garden, where I'll be shooting a wedding this year, to meet with the bride and groom. I took the chance of wandering a bit around and capturing the way Spring is slowly evolving to Summer.
I made this design for www.madeinthenow.com
"A New Year is just around the corner, so it's time to reflect; to look back on the year gone by, the lessons we’ve learnt – our successes and our failures. Remember those experiences and evolve into an even better you.
Dare. Love. Inspire."
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This evolving installation by ceramic artist Paul Cummins, with setting by stage designer Tom Piper, was unveiled on 5th August 2014; one hundred years since the first full day of Britain’s involvement in the First World War.
Entitled 'Blood Swept Lands and Seas of Red', the installation is being created in the Tower of London’s famous dry moat. It will continue to grow throughout the summer until the moat is filled with 888,246 ceramic poppies, each poppy representing a British or Colonial military fatality during the Great War.
The poppies will encircle the Tower, creating not only a spectacular display, but also an inspiring setting for learning activities, as well as providing a location for personal reflection. The scale of the installation reflects the magnitude of such an important centenary, creating a powerful visual commemoration. The last poppy will symbolically be planted on 11th November 2014.
See more at: poppies.hrp.org.uk/about-the-installation
Yep, i'm probably about two months behind with this now. It's not been a great month. We've had two deaths in the family, in the space of four weeks and everything just feels like it's up in the air.
My motivaton has been pretty much none existant and this has been so far from my list of priorities.
I'm trying to fight back.
Time will tell.........
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Gion (祇園 o 祇をん) es un distrito de Kioto, Japón, originado en tiempos equivalentes a la Edad Media europea. Este lugar está ubicado frente al Santuario Yasaka y es mundialmente famoso por la existencia centenaria de las geishas. Es también conocido por el Gion Matsuri, un festival tradicional que toma su nombre del barrio.
El origen de las casas de té de Gion data de los tiempos del shogunato de Toyotomi Hideyoshi (finales del Siglo XVI); Cuando Hideyoshi ascendió al poder, lo trasladó al pueblo de Fushimi. Pero debido a los deseos de divertirse en la ciudad de Heian-kyō (la actual Kioto), un nuevo lugar ocupó su antigua ubicación: Gion. Se formaron posadas alrededor del Santuario de Yasaka, en la calle Shijo, que al principio fueron simples tabernas llamadas nizukakejaya hasta llegar a transformarse en casas de té. Y esta zona se convirtió en lo que acabó siendo como Gion Kobu.
Esta parte de la ciudad de Kioto tiene dos distritos donde hay geishas (los llamados Hanamachi): Gion Kobu y Gion Higashi. Aún por la considerable declinación en el número de geishas en Gion en los pasados 100 años, sigue siendo famoso por la preservación de la arquitectura tradicional japonesa, así como de los modos y artes de entretenimiento.
Hay una creencia errónea acerca de que Gion fue un distrito de prostitución. Sin embargo, en realidad fue un distrito de geishas y puesto que una geisha es una artista del entretenimiento y no una prostituta, Gion no es ni ha sido nunca un distrito de burdeles. En Kioto, como en toda gran ciudad, sí hay y hubo prostitución, siendo el barrio de Shimabara en donde se encontraban las prostitutas.
Gion (祇園) is a district of Kyoto, Japan, originating as an entertainment district in the Sengoku period, in front of Yasaka Shrine (Gion Shrine). The district was built to accommodate the needs of travellers and visitors to the shrine. It eventually evolved to become one of the most exclusive and well-known geisha districts in all of Japan. Gion is the Japanese translation (via Chinese Qiyuan) of the Buddhist term Jetavana.
The geisha in Kyoto do not refer to themselves as geisha, instead using the local term 'geiko'. While the term geisha means "artist" or "person of the arts", the more direct term geiko means essentially "a woman of art".
Gion houses two hanamachi, or geisha districts: Gion Kobu (祇園甲部) and Gion Higashi (祇園東). The two were originally the same district, but split many years ago. Gion Kobu is larger, occupying most of the district including the famous street Hanamikoji, while Gion Higashi is smaller and occupies the northeast corner, centered on its rehearsal hall. Despite the considerable decline in the number of geisha in Gion in the last century, the area is still famous for the preservation of forms of traditional architecture and entertainment.
Part of this district has been declared a national historical preservation district. Recently, the City of Kyoto completed a project to restore the streets of Gion, which included such plans as moving all overhead utilities underground as part of the ongoing effort to preserve the original beauty of Gion.
Thanksgiving is one of those traditions that endures, even when family doesn't necessarily get together, as in this short poem, "Thanksgiving for Two." The wife, who narrates, uses the occasion to reminisce about herself and her husband; how life has evolved for them in "the decades of side-by-side"; and how, as it turns out, they "are the feast." They raise their glasses to toast "whatever's next" and one other thing that a life together takes (which you'll see if you read the poem). Now that's living.
The adults we call our children will not be arriving
with their children in tow for Thanksgiving.
We must make our feast ourselves, . . .
—from "Thanksgiving for Two," by Marjorie Saiser
(for Poetography, Theme 150—Thanks; and Literary Reference in Pictures)
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exclusive for the july round of evolve, starting today (july 16th)!
unlike your own madonnas this one doesn't know how to vogue but it looks awesome next to your cursed cabbages and eldritch roses. or at the bottom of your sea. or shrink it down and use it in a tiny tiny dollhouse. point is I don't live your life.
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+ Jewelry| F I N E S M I T H PNINIM
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When I started taking pics two years ago, I immediately fell in love with the pastel and vintage tones. But lately I am drawn into more vibrant colors or muted film tone. I wish I could stay consistent with one tone but I think it is lovely to see ourselves continue to grow and try something new. :)
When I am taking pictures, I like to see the surrounding of my subject to see if there is something that I can use as a background. This flower stands tall among orange, yellow leaf and I thought it provides a lovely contrast.
Happy Sunday!
If only I won a lottery or someone that wanted to gift me all of these at the same time, I would die happy..
Lol no but this is my wishlist!. It's pretty fun to make, but also depressing when you see how FRICKING much you need to hunt! And when you are broke asf... But probably some of the dolls will become more boring over time, I mean I deleted some of the 2015 Fashionistas that I really wanted before! So Hopefully this list will be reduced. ^^
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