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Next to the Merrygoround is a showmans Scammel Explorer with a Gardener diesel supplying power for the ride....I'm a sucker for a Scammell
This Wedding Cake has gone as hand luggage to Montreal and will then go by road to Vermont for the wedding!
The sugarpaste lilies are arranged as a copy of the bouquet the bride will carry.
The cherry blossom and "little fat birds" round the sides were requested by the bride ... they are a copy of her favourite Japanese picture. The colours were purposely kept very pale to match the wedding colour scheme of coffee, chocolate and very pale pink.
Sugar pearl trim to match the pearls on her dress. Board trimmed in pale pink and coffee.
Rich fruit cake covered with marzipan and fondant icing.
I am presuming it crossed the Atlantic safely ... no news is good news!!
Explore 20.09.07
Semi-finished deep sea explorer poster. This is supposed to emulate the art-deco/nouveau style posters from the earlier part of the 20th century.
The Ice Explorer is a one-manned spaceship designed to convey planet survey from low orbit. It's powerful radar is able to map large areas of a planet in a single flight. Two containers allow the Ice Explorer to deploy on orbit up to two surveillance satellites or to recover damaged ones.
My first entry for Brickpirate spaceship challenge.
wooty my first explored, please have a look at the rest of my stream if you stumble upon it thanks
explored #275 on 04062011
I want cold weather,
don't ask me why,
because I really have no idea why.
I haven't had a title in a while,
I'm just at a lose for titles right now.
I just want snow.
That's what I want.
Anyways,
everything looks better on my mac.
And "The Curious Case Of Benjamin Button," is one of my new favorite movies.
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This was explored on June 14th #450
1. Blossoming Beauty!, 2. An Abstract to Chair You Up!, 3. Heralding a Bright New Tomorrow in New South Wales, 4. Sunset Over the Ridge Down from Mount Canobolas, 5. Passing Clouds in a New South Wales Sky, 6. 'E's a Diamond Geezer!, 7. Strawberries and Cream Rose!, 8. Stretching the Imagination....,
9. California Dreaming 2, 10. Booty?, 11. You Must Be Off Your Blueming Trolley!, 12. All But One...., 13. Family Outing!, 14. Cloud Diver, 15. No Longer the Sole of Discretion!, 16. I Had to Gain My Stripes Somehow!,
17. Which Way Did He Go?, 18. Holesome!, 19. Top Knob?, 20. Taking In the View at Pevensey Castle!, 21. Abstract Condensation!, 22. Browned Off....?, 23. The Long and the Short of It...., 24. Life on Mars,
25. Ghost Chair!, 26. Black Curve, White Light, 27. Red Sky at Night..., 28. Ball-istique!, 29. Along the Right Lines?, 30. Catching the Light - An East Sussex Landscape, 31. Lone Tree, Big Sky, 32. A Tearful Pinkerton Agent!,
33. I Could Only Stop and Stair!, 34. Incandescenza Dorata sul Mediterraneo!, 35. A Nice Little Orangement 3, 36. Leading You Up the Garden Path Again at Great Dixter!, 37. Givng Topiary the Bird at Great Dixter!, 38. Seeing Double at Great Dixter!, 39. An 'Arrowing Experience at Bodiam Castle, 40. Bodium Castle Inside Out!,
41. The Way Into Bodiam Castle, 42. Who Killed Mickey Mouse?, 43. Reflecting on a Brassy World...., 44. Out of the Blue at Great Comp Garden!, 45. Bubble Bath!, 46. "Hi Buddy" Said the Water Lily to Her Neighbour!, 47. Zig Zag, 48. A Little More than Level Pegging!,
49. Dahlia Smith!, 50. "To rid ourselves of our shadows - who we are - we must step into either total light or total darkness” Jeremy Preston Johnson, 51. Along the Right Lines, 52. Preparing for Take Off!, 53. Sailing into Dover as Viewed from St Margaret-at-Cliffe, 54. Tears from Heaven, 55. To Bee or Not to Bee, That Is the Question?, 56. Pink Rose in the Frame,
57. The Eyes Have It!, 58. Rediance!, 59. Stepping Up to Great Dixter!, 60. Oast House, Twisted Tree, Hedges & Border at Great Dixter, 61. A Veritable Flood of Tulips at Great Dixter!, 62. More of the Gardens & Back View of Great Dixter, 63. Red, White and Blue (+ a Little Yellow) at Great Dixter, 64. In the Pink at Great Dixter!,
65. A First Look at the Manor House at Great Dixter, 66. Leading You Down the Garden Path at Great Dixter!, 67. Bordering on Genius at Great Dixter!, 68. A Sideways View of a Part of Great Dixter, 69. Vainglorious Green?, 70. Our Bonny Lass!, 71. The Final Setting of the Sun at Bexhill-on-Sea, 72. Another Look Out to Sea at Bexhill-on-Sea
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The sleepy (💤) atmosphere of Glen Haven, Wisconsin is shattered by a southbound ZSSECHC2-28 doing track speed down the Aurora Subdivision along the Mississippi River.
Explored - Highest Position #85 - March 27th, 2013
A section of one of Philadelphia's main skyscrapers, Liberty One.
Press L. Tangmere was pulling the A4. My train was due at the same time so i didn't get to see the A4! :( Dorchester South.
I had the honour to take photos from a high ground rescue with the heroes from the Frölunda fire department. This was an exercise from an 80-meter high crane.
Please take a look at the other photos from the exercise in the album "high ground rescue".
www.flickr.com/photos/henrikprohaszka/sets/72157651634902...
This picture is black and white and the reason to that is that I wanted to give it the feeling from the wonderful pictures of the construction of New York skyscrapers.
This is my contribution to this week's theme “#soft” for the Swedish flickr group Photo Sunday.
Have a nice week!
#47 - Five (112 Pictures)
#67 - Numbers (100 Pictures)
(Explored! #252)
I suppose technically 5 + 5 = 10, but I thought the symmetry of the numbers might look better than 4 + 1 or any other combination totalling 5!!
Another one of my friend, John's creative works of art, captured at sunset at Remic Rapids
on the Ottawa River! These sculptures are balanced with only other small stones, so they
are ever changing depending on the winds, weather etc. When they come down, John just
creates another "one of a kind"! (Best on black)
©Tim Johnson
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1x SB-800 and 3x Sunpak 433Ds used. SB-800 with bottle coozie snoot was below the camera mounted via rubber band on the tripod. 2x 433Ds with double CTB gels each in a criss-cross pattern on step above me aiming toward the walls. On the step above that, 1x 433D with red gel aimed at my back.
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Film? nah...just messin' with my new program, PhotoFrame Pro