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I took this in the first Iowa cemetery I visited this past summer. I didn't spend a lot of time in the state, though I have explored it pretty well a few years back.
Though the grave looks lonesome and solitery, I was feet away from a busy two-lane, with trucks and cars passing by at an almost constant rate.
I remember spending quite a lot of time setting up this shot. I wanted something fitting for the disarray of the stone and grave itself. Placing the camera at an angle (I'm almost always so careful about levels), and through the use of movements, I exaggerated the oddness of this little space.
The camera was high above it and I stood on tip toes to see through the glass.
When I pulled this shot out of the tank, I was immediately taken by the negative. I try not to judge the final photo by how the negative looks - I do my best not to even look at them. But this time around, I was excited to see what I got.
And what I got was this .
Hazel Waite lived for only seven months in 1900. Her parents, Malden and Evelyn, had two other children who lived incredibly long lives. While all were buried in Iowa, Little Hazel is the only one in this Sioux County cemetery.
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'But Not For Me'
Camera: Chamonix 45F-2
Lens: Schneider-Kreuznach Super-Angulon 8/90mm
Film: Fomapan 100
Exposure: f/8; 1/200sec
Process: FA-1027; 1+14; 9min
Iowa
July 2023
Okay, so I just had to get another Halloween dress, I simply can't help myself. And of course a spooky graveyard seemed a fitting place to take the pic. ;)
I'm wearing:
Mesh body: Maitreya Lara Petite
Mesh head: Genus Classic Face
Dress: Alma Miranda - Bad to the BONE (L$50 at Spooktakulum)
Boots: AZOURY - Faithfulness thigh-high boots
Location: Laurel's Nightmare
In what is probably the first time CSX has leased new wide cab power and not Second Generation EMDs, the CREX 1512 blends in much easier with the other units in tow as it is seen leading Q008 through the S curves of Ridgefield Park. The train is not even a mile from its destination in Little Ferry, NJ.
Ferrari F40 - Fulda
This was an awesome moment! :)
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Taking it easy after selecting dresses. Dresses are really the easiest items to wear, fitting me into one smooth shape. I do feel completely at ease here.
Ex-SR Bulleid Pacific, 34081 '92 Squadron' heads through Lumb Wood with the 10:20 Santa Special to Rawtenstall 21/12/2024.
LSWR Drummond T9 4-4-0 30120 and Maunsell U Class 2-6-0 31806 glint in the sun as they round Safari Curve near Bewdley at the end of a 30742 Charters day on the Severn Valley Railway.
This is actually 44 Laight Street in the Tribeca neighborhood of Lower Manhattan. According to StreetEasy, "Designed by Clinton & Russell Architects, the Renaissance Revival building was originally a bonded warehouse, later occupied by the pipe fitting maker, Grabler Manufacturing Company. Later converted to a condo in 2001, 38-44 Laight Street is located on a coveted cobble stone street."
To Mick Ronson who was a Gardener in Hulls East Park this sculpture is now in a garden named after him.
Michael "Mick" Ronson (26 May 1946 – 29 April 1993)[1] was an English guitarist, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, arranger, and producer. He achieved critical and commercial success working with David Bowie as one of the Spiders from Mars. He was a session musician who recorded with Bowie followed by several albums with Ian Hunter, also Morrissey, as well as a sideman in touring bands with Van Morrison and Bob Dylan.
After a lot of time and fiddling, I got this new exterior door to work in my dollhouse reno. Working on door knobs now.
This room is pretty much done besides the door knobs. The paneling is made from Bristol (thick mat) board and the trim is from Hobby Lobby. They stopped carrying these style pieces, but I had a lot of leftover from my reno 4 years ago. I bought enough then to do these 2 additional rooms.
This is the reason why I'm a craft supply hoarder...things are not always available when you want them later!!
Exterior door - downstairs room
Teenage dollhouse addition remodel project
Simplicity dollhouse by Real Good Toys
1:12 colonial style house
Amtrak 184 ducks under the last remaining Pennsy position light at CP Morgan in Chicago, IL with the westbound Empire Builder. I've shot this unit a few times here over the years, so its a fitting last train before the position light goes down that night.
We have 6 small ceiling mounted spotlights out kitchen set to shine onto the walls to create general soft illumination.
This is the adjustable part of one of those fittings
Looking Up for Macro Mondays
Interesting decorative hanging light fittings / lampshade holders I passed by in an eatery in OCEAN TERMINAL LEITH. LOTHIAN. EDINBURGH. SCOTLAND. U.K.
This was a photo of test fitting some pieces with tape. Working late at night with only a desk lamp!