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Candid of Janice trying to hail down a cab for us.
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So many views; so little feedback.
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Okay - after all the feedback, and general hatred, I decided to change Justin to a Friends figure.
This time Selina Gomez is here to protect him from baseball-bat weilding maniacs. (Of course, she could choose to shoot him.)
Enjoy baby!
(baby, baby).
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Le château de Chimay se situe en Belgique, plus précisément en Wallonie au sud de la botte du Hainaut. La position de cet édifice domine la vallée de l’Eau Blanche car il est construit sur un promontoire rocheux. Malgré des méconnaissances historiques détaillées, le château de Chimay est considéré comme une construction datant de l’époque médiévale. L’hypothèse la plus solide est qu’il s’est substitué à un donjon préexistant à cet endroit autour de l’an 1000. Certaines chroniques rapportent en effet quelques éléments confortant cette hypothèse où le château aurait pris forme par addition au donjon de plusieurs tours et d’une enceinte, aux 13 ème et 14 ème siècles.
Une histoire compliquée
Initialement, les écrits ne relatent la présence de la ville de Chimay qu’au 11ème siècle, même si on considère que cette localité urbaine a existé dès le 9ème siècle. Un acte comtal datant de 1065 et 1070 révèle la présence de Gauthier de Chimay. La position stratégique de franchissement de l’Eau Blanche est une explication logique à l’implantation d’une famille importante sur le promontoire.
Si l’histoire du château de Chimay s’avère assez floue durant le Moyen-âge, la branche des Chimay s’est éteinte en 1226. Les terres passent alors sous domination des comtes de Soissons jusqu’en 1317. Puis, le château de Chimay devient tour à tour propriété du comté du Hainaut, puis de celui de Blois. En 1445, il est acheté par Jean II de Croÿ à Philippe le Bon.
Jean II de Croÿ est exilé puis gracié par Charles Ier en 1446, ce qui permet aux descendants de la lignée des Croÿ de diriger le nouveau comté de Chimay. L’apogée de son histoire est atteinte au début du 15ème siècle. En effet, en 1486, Maximilien d’Autriche érige Chimay en Principauté. Hélas, les vagues d’invasion autrichiennes et françaises successives mettent à mal la citadelle.
Le château de Chimay, détruit puis rénové
Lors de ces guerres, le château de Chimay subit de lourdes dégradations. L’édifice, malgré des adaptations, n’est plus un rempart militaire efficace et les armées modernes n’en finissent plus de l’éventrer à chacun de leur passage. Des incendies dégradent sérieusement le château qui est laissé à l’abandon et mis sous scellé entre 1654 et 1783.
Il faut attendre l’arrivée du prince François Joseph de Riquet de Caraman pour que le château de Chimay connaisse un nouvel embellissement. Une série de grands travaux transforme l’édifice en château néo-gothique. Comme dans beaucoup de châteaux au 19ème siècle, les opérations assurent un plus grand confort, ce qui facilite son habitation.
Madame Tallien, princesse de Chimay par alliance, y fait construire un petit théâtre éponyme qui sera agrandi en 1863 par Le Fuel et Cambon pour atteindre aujourd’hui une capacité de 200 places. Ce théâtre est la réplique en miniature de celui réalisé, sous le règne de Louis XV, au château de Fontainebleau. En 1935, l’histoire du Château de Chimay est à nouveau dramatique avec un grand incendie qui fait d’immenses dégâts. Des travaux sont entrepris pour lui redonner son aspect renaissance au style Henri IV.
L’histoire récente du château de Chimay
Au cours des dernières décennies, le château de Chimay est entretenu par le Comte de Chimay et Elisabeth Manset devenue sa femme, et donc Comtesse de Chimay, en 1947. Française et fille d’une grande famille bordelaise de négociants en vins, elle usera de sa fortune pour permettre au château de continuer à vivre. Les pièces de théâtre et les festivals de musique classique s’enchainent.
Site archéologique, le château de Chimay est actuellement en passe d’être racheté par l’ASBL Demeures et Jardins Historiques de Belgique, avec l’aide de l’Etat et de la région. L’objectif est de perpétuer le caractère chimacien des lieux et de permettre la transmission d’une grande partie de l’histoire de la ville de Chimay.
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I love this dress - light and floaty and summery.
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.
[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
[UPDATE END]
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
Yep, another WIP, I listened to some feedback, I'd like more on this picture.
Comments and criticism apperiaciated. :)
Here it is again! No matter when or where in Hong Kong Island I'm out for car spotting I do always see this car. Last time in Admiralty, today in Central. Well, I don't mind where, it's always welcome in my viewfinder.
Oh, btw, recently I made some cropping changes on my car photos and would appreciate your open feedback!
People have asked about my lighting set up so I thought I would share.
I would like to preface that I'm not a professional photographer, but I set up my lighting system based on feedback from other photographers and at the same time; I tried to make it as affordable as possible.
This is my desk but in black of course. The lights I use are also in black. My photos are taken against the wall on the left. I like this desk because it's essentially a big light box. Also my desk top computer is here. So when I'm done taking photos. I can just edited without having to get up. (I'm totally lazy)
1) points indicate fixed location of the Beryll Lights
2) arrow indicates fixed location of strip light (I attached a tap dimmer system to it for more flexibility)
3) circle indicates one Beryll fixture that is not mounted. I can move it back and forth side to side. So as to reflect light in the dolls eyes or better illuminate the face.
Tips:
1) you don't have to use the same fixtures that I do. ...but just make sure the type of light bulb is the same in color and wattage. It helps with consistency of the lighting and also makes replacing the bulbs a lot easier. I like this style because they can swivel 180 degrees and they can be angled up and down.
2) I wrap the Beryll fixture with white cloth to soften and diffuse the light. They say the concept is to have the light fill the room. Rather than a direct spot light on the Object.
Disclaimer: be careful of this technique because any light source will generate heat. And the cloth can cause a fire hazard.
3) incandescent light makes the environment appear more yellow. The white cloth will help but I also set my camera for incandescent
4) the only photo editing I do is to color correct for the yellow hue from the incandescent bulbs. I do this with IPhoto and play with the histogram. I do add a Vignette. I think vignettes add another level of depth to the photo. Also edge blur can add some nice drama.
I only use Photoshop to add my watermark and to create photo mosaics. I really don't like to do heavy editing nor add photo filters. Because I want to make the doll as true to life as possible. Plus I'm lazy.
5) I guess the biggest tip is the more lights the better. You can always shut them off.
Post Production Note: Ok....besides color correcting in IPhoto. There's this one tool I use. It's called "Retouch." My desk is several years old and the desk top has distressed over time. So I use the "Retouch" tool to get ride of most of the streaks. Also the lights are kind of bright. Depending on the angle, sometimes the grain of the wood backdrop can be seen. I use the "Retouch" tool to erase the grain. It may be the crazy in me...but i get distracted by the grains of the wood and the distressed paint on the floor :D
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
Available at TMD themensdept 8/5/24
Choreographed & performance captured for SL by Mike Peele as a tribute to Janet Jackson.
Special SL Tribute Video by Jet Bates
Special Thanks to Barbara Qariel for the Janet Jackson Tribute outfits. Please visit BWC Your Way:
Mainstore
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Marketplace
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CREDITS
SONG: "Feedback" by Janet Jackson
Featuring:
Janet Jackson SL Tribute Artist by QJJ Productions
www.facebook.com/JanetJacksonSLIMVU
DANCERS: Avatar of Mike Peele, TEO The Great, Finesse Serrino (thatpressure), axlmartinez
Mocap Editors: Isaac Kalsky, Abigail Jones
Quality Control: Laurine Freyss
Graphic Designer: Flavia Angela
***GIVEAWAY DETAILS***
Where are my Janet Jackson fans in SL?! Let's hear your 'feedback' FOLLOW/LIKE/SHARE/COMMENT with your username and get a chance to win this performance pack!
This ferris wheel was the largest in the world for many years. Now it is just a lovely ride in a beautiful city. I'm just learning photography. Any feedback is welcomed.
Quotation source: Drew Frank, Twitter twitter.com/ugafrank/status/476750574478966784
Image Source (CC): Orin Zebist, Flickr www.flickr.com/photos/orinrobertjohn/2351499538
Cadet Laura Hart, from William & Mary, grabs a target before starting her weapons training at George Blair Range at Fort Knox, June 16, 2019. | Photo by Jodi Moffett, CST Public Affairs Office
As always, your likes, comments and feedback are much appreciated.
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Hi, I am an amateur photographer who likes to explore the world from behind the lens of the camera.
The pics. you see reflect my passion and interest in photography.
Hope you like it, and encourage me by following me, adding my pics. to your favourites, and even by giving your valuable suggestions/feedbacks.
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.....
Feel free to leave feedback and criticism!
Taken on my Pentax K1000.
Straight out of camera.
Taken on September 10th 2009.
I can't even remember what film this was using, it was one I got free with the camera. Really annoyed about that, because I love it! I think it was slightly out of date though.
EXPLORED - #397 Thanks guys! =)
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
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Sorry to go all caps, but I've been working on a fig for GoT Night King, and it is seriously annoying me. Does anyone have any advice for the face?
At the end of this session of ESA's Pangaea 2021 course it is time to get together and listen to all the feedback useful to improve course activities.
Credits: ESA–A.Romeo
My optical vision lately needs calibration. lol.
Yeah, winter approaching and the postal service reminds us to do face covering to minimize covid and flu spread. Let's do that. But the "Yêu" part I believe optional. LOL.
After a large Pick a Brick order, I assembled enough bricks to build the diorama pictured above. However, I would like to make it twice the size (four 48x48 baseplates) with pieces acquired through bricklink recently. When I made the Pick a Brick order, I miscalculated how many pieces were necessary by a longshot, so I now only have two baseplates of land with an ugly dirt patch. I need to know ASAP if i should make the four by four without the dirt patch, as I have come to like how it adds variation to the land. Obviously, the area that the dirt covers will be reduced if I keep it. Please leave feedback on what you think I should do about the dirt, I'm glad to hear any opinions on it. More (and better) photos to come of the finished product.