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Trisha, one of our good friends who we see regularly in Leeds and at other events, decided to do a couple of nights in Hull so Gemma came to stay as well, and we made a weekend of it.
It meant swapping Leeds First Friday for Hull in March but that was no problem - it's good to mix things up a bit, and I'm always happy to have friends visit my home town!
In Propaganda. It wasn't a late one, as it was Thursday night and it was pretty quiet but we had fun anyway!
As always, your likes, comments and feedback are much appreciated.
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This is a classic, popular fjord view from the mountaintop, more specifically, from the Stegastein viewpoint. The viewpoint itself is an interesting architectural piece, with a slanted glass front at the end of a protruding platform that may be vertigo inducing. To reach here, we drove through one of the highest mountain passes in Norway, the Aurlandsfjellet, another National Tourist Route, also known as the Snow Road. You can see snow here throughout the year, hence the name. It's narrow, to put it mildly, as all Norwegian mountain roads are. There are little turnouts to let two cars pass each other. Cars going uphill have the right of way, so if you're driving down a steep slope, you may have to put the car in reverse and go up until there is enough space for the other car to pass. Not desirable, especially with manual transmission.
There are two versions I am posting: color and b&w. Would like to hear which works better for you. Thanks for any feedback!
The last of the "blue hour" in Assisi.
My Assisi and Ortona YouTube presentation.
As always, thoughtful feedback, constructive criticisms, and suggestions are always appreciated. As always, I have used tools at my disposal to interpret the original raw file. Use of this photo without permission is not permitted.
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December was a bitterweet month at LFF. Sadly our starting venue, the Marriott, is no longer available to us as it's being turned into an Italian restaurant.
THe Marriott has been a brilliant start venue for the last year and a bit and it's sad to have to move, but we got a professional photographer in to take some photos of the last one, and some incredible group photos outside the Marriott which just go to show what an amazing event Leeds First Friday is.
We helped another newbie on her first time out - Carla. And I met up with my friend Beth - Beth helped me out the first time I ever went, and she doesn't get out much so it was amazing to see her again. And bumped into lots of friends old and new.
All in all, a great night!
Pictures from the new venue, The End which is a great place. We really liked it in there.
Redesigned lower with no whiteshapes based on Lucky's SS lower
I want to release a "Baseline" Valkyrie Rifleworks rifle. something around of this.
How do you like lines? any reccs on what accessories should be standard? (grip/stock)
Feedback is a process in which information about the past or the present influences the same phenomenon in the present or future. As part of a chain of cause-and-effect that forms a circuit or loop, the event is said to "feed back" into itself.
Although there are a number of problems with flickr I still think it's the best, and I do think if you really want to you can get some useful feedback you can, but you do really need to ask for it. I've done it before and you've been good enough to oblige so I'm asking again....
This is the sunset that was going on opposite my previous shot.
I'm not looking for comments on this shot other than enough to satisfy what I'm going to ask shortly, I'm not looking for favs either.... I would just like if you have the time to comment using either 'like it' or 'don't like it', nothing else. At some stage I'll add in my own opinion but I'm interested to obtain other's opinions.
I will not be offended by those that say they don't like it, I'm trying to obtain some feedback that helps me better inform myself about my photos. In general all you ever receive on flickr and other sites are comments talking about what's good or right with a shot... but really it's the feedback that points out something that is wrong that is often more valuable. e.g. when I'm looking to buy something on amazon and I've narrowed down my choices, then I look at the negative comments in the feedback as it is generally a lot more useful to know what is poor about a product rather than all the comments saying what is good... of course by taking into account the good comments with the bad then you can make an educated decision... but here on flickr you don't tend to get that negative balancing feedback
I think it would be a useful feature for flickr to have... a like/don't like button, perhaps with option to turn it off for those that don't like to know that someone doesn't like there shot.. :o)
Another useful feature would perhaps tohave the ability to have a poll on a shot so that again you could try and obtain some kind of feedback beyond the 'lovely capture' variety.... of which I'm just as guilty as anyone.
I suppose thinking about.... if you also want to comment why you like or dislike the image then that would be fair :o).... although I doubt anyone ever reads this far... which will make it interesting to see all those people that fav the image because they obviously haven't even read the beginning of this description/message.
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Upper Antelope Canyon, near Page, Arizona
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Antelope Canyon, was really the biggest highlight in our trip. Not only the place is truly unique, but the people who manage this place, Navajos who've owned the land around this area for generations, are the most kind hosts you'll ever come across.
At first and looking through the pamphlets and researching about this place, I was almost convinced it was a tourist trap. I thought the place will not even closely resemble what they were advertising and I imagined a tour done by some fast paced guide that all they want is get the people past the canyon and be home.
How wrong I was. My apologies for even ever thinking about this place that way.
We got to Page the day before. Actually it was a whole 5 days earlier than I thought we where going to be there. My original plan and route included Antelope Canyon on our way back from arches, but due to a flaky battery that almost left us stranded on the road to the Grand Canyon, we changed plans and headed for Page for a quick car service appointment. On the way to page I saw the signs to Antelope Creek and I turned right, dropping by the entrance of this place and asking for a reservation for the following day at around noon, which I heard was the best time of the day to shoot the incoming rays of light that filter through the openings in the ceiling of the canyon.
They luckily had a space for us in their longer, 2 hour "photo tour" so we signed up, and headed for Lake Powell to set up our camp by the lake.
The next morning we woke up, packed our stuff and headed for a quick visit to Horseshoe bend. Unfortunately we got there a bit too early and light was terrible. I tried a couple of shots but nothing really worked so I packed my gear again and headed with my head down towards Antelope. - I had really high expectations of Horseshoe bend, and knowing that we wouldn't be able to come back was a big downer.
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Camera: Nikon D300 mounted on a tripod
Lens: Sigma 10-20mm @ 20mm
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ISO Speed: 100
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This is a local up and coming indie band named Feedback Voice from leicester, they asked me to some promotional photos for them and without hesitation i agreed. With many tracks of their own they are on their way to the top.
They would appreciate your support by liking their Facebook page-
www.facebook.com/Feedbackvoice
More photos of the band are on their Facebook page.
You can also listen and download some of their tracks at-
Feedback/criticism is very welcome! Thanks!
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Was a fun shoot. It was Great working with QJ Productions. Could feel how much they loved Janet Jackson. We also had a guest star who popped up a one Mr West lol
MIKE PEELE PERFORMANCE GROOVE VOL 4
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Choreographed & performance captured for SL by Mike Peele as a tribute to Janet Jackson.
Special SL Tribute Video by Jet Bates
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DANCERS: Avatar of Mike Peele, TEO The Great, Finesse Serrino (thatpressure), axlmartinez
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I am trying this idea out. I thing I do have the right idea but, to me, it just doesn’t look right. If anyone can tell me what I’m missing I’d be grateful!
FEEDBACK REQUESTED. I love Christmas, and I love Christmas trees. I think a well-done Christmas tree is a work of art. In our case, the Christmas tree is the stage for works of art: we're at the point where every decoration on the tree is hand-crafted from some medium or other (from blown glass to painted wood to origami), very old, or has a story.
But I find I have trouble getting satisfying photos of the tree. They tend to come across as "snapshot-y" or kitsch.
I've been starting to plan the calendar I do for family and friends, though, and would love to find a good Christmas pic or two. And I do have some that I'm not TOO unhappy with — just also not convinced by. And I may be being too self-critical, too close to it.
So I'd LOVE some feedback from those who pay any attention to what I post: Do any of these work for you not just as Christmas pics, but as photographs? (And I've thrown in a couple of non-art shots for context ... and will probably pull all of them in a couple of weeks.)
Changi Airport has a fantasticly simple way to give feedback. You have monitors everywhere where you can leave feedback. I believe that people are more willing to press a smiley more readily than either calling a number of filling in a feedback form because it means less hassle. All you need to do is click on one of 5 smileys and you are done.
Hello, im trying to make a version of the y-wing based mostly on the latest ucs version using only my bulk legos. So with my limited resources, here’s where I am. The cockpit, this is my first attempt and can’t decide if it passes the good enough test. I’ve cut up some of my LEGO stickers for added detail. Please give me feedback on the weaknesses of my design w the cockpit glass and behind in the cabin. Is it too blocky, choppy, doesn’t flow, more flat, less stickers. Etc. I’m looking for constructive criticism. Any help would be appreciated thank you
As always, your likes, comments and feedback are much appreciated.
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[UPDATE 2021.7.14]
Hey Everyone I got a ton of Constructive and great feedback about the Umbilical Corridor Kit. It has a massive Land Impact issue, Good news. I have optimized the entire build to cut it down extremely low. Please View the differences below .
I will be updating the Marketplace with all new builds... The original which would be in a "old" folder and the Zero lod and Level 1 Lod !
A new Price will be available for this build as well from $5199 to $3999 on Thank you all for your support and I am here to help support everything I build. Never hesitate to message me in world or on discord.
This New Build will be available Friday July 16th! along with another Secret... Asteroid Outpost that you can only find at my home store!
Thank you all and take care of each other
-Tommy
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A new Sci fi Corridor kit from Dynamic Evolution.
SL Mp :https://marketplace.secondlife.com/p/Umbilical-Corridor-Kit/17830118
Video here: www.facebook.com/DynamicEvolutionSL/videos/406294273578133/
This is the very first Sci Fi product i've ever created for Secondlife. With this start, a Umbilical corridor kit that allows you to connect one place to another.
My life long obsession with the Alien series with Ellen Ripley was the reason I first started building mesh in SL in the first place. I've been so obsessed with making it absolutely perfect that i missed out on actually releasing what I could make.
I was so very scared of making sci fi builds because i never wanted to screw up or have it look like crap, So i waited until i felt my skill level was at where i believed it should be to release in a Genre i love so much. So I finally got the courage to build my first kit... I hope you like it
I originally built this to be a corridor bridge from a spaceship to another starship or space station... Or asteroid base. I hope you enjoy this Sci fi builders kit...
This, with luck and hope, will be the start of something great
This is my first attempt at replace color in photo shop and I really need some feedback, the orig. is green. I hope this one doesn;t look really edited.....
PREFACE
"SHADHINOTA is My Cause for the 40th Celebration of BANGLADESH Independence. The land, the mighty rivers and the natural beauty makes Bangladesh a land of unparalleled splendor and magnificence. Bangladesh was liberated after a prolonged war of Independence the declaration of which was given on 26th MARCH 1971. One of the worst genocides Genocide in history took place at the behest of an autocratic regime in the name of Political stability spearheaded by the then Pakistan President Yah ya Khan. After 9 months of Liberation water and the sacrifice of 3 million lives Victory came. In addition to the loss of lives countless others were rendered homeless, the infrastructure including roads and bridges and factories lay in ruins. The people of Bangladesh have shown time and again how resilient they are. After each and every disaster, natural or man-made the people have again stood up and started all over again from scratch.
My Effort here is to pay tribute to the valiant sons of the soil and the ‘die hard’ attitude of a people who can still smile in the face of adversity however great it may be. I plan to make a collage of images that represent the lives of the people of Bangladesh. I encourage you to upload a photo each day till I have a total of 40 images for the Cause SHADHINOTA in the group Frame BANGLADESH"
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If You have some time in Hand Plz Listen a patriotic Modern Bangla Song as as our Cause Song ,Hridoy Amar Bangladesh
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Seriously? com on im not that a good photographer but flickr is by far the roughest and toughest audience i've ever had.
i see to many "poo" around there being rated as top work and have been trough some awesome galleries that are too empty for the content and awesome photographers that are on them.
Who's leg do you have to "hump" around here to get that kind of treatment?
Praktica mtl3 + Pentacom 50 f1.8 + expired afga 200
Burning Man Festival 2007 in Nevada. The theme was
"The Green Man"
"Crude Awakening" wonder.
To see more images from 2007 Burning Man festival go to: www.dusttoashes.net
I hope you enjoyed the images and thank you for visiting.
Feedback very appreciated!