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Back in March I attended two LEGO exhibtions at Reading and Bricktastic, Manchester. Since then I’ve mainly been making repairs and improvements to three of my motorised models. The Ark needed a new motor and the Rover (which has yet to appear online) had all its motors switched to Control+ so it’s easier to drive. However third model (which again has yet to debut online) needed a total tear down and the reworking of its innards to fundamentally change the way it works. That is now complete, it works as demonstrated here, and I can get on with the rest of my life.
(Not mine photo)
Fixed version by me - original photo by painter of horizon (see belove).
I found original photo from Fix my pic group where peoples can leave photos for fix, manipulate etc.
Perks of fixed gear bike, it's easy to clean and maintain a single gear. But riding it hurts your knees too.
love.
53cm pake frame
silver velocity's with formula hubs
soma fork
campagnolo xenon cranks
nitto bullhorns
aged brooks saddle
cane creek headset
my first track bike. now the beater machine, I still love it.
I fit these Lenses to my Sony Alpha A7. They make quite the good impression in my eyes.
Check out the sample images I took with these in my fotostream.
northern pygmy owl
libby, MT
sorry, but wanted to add one more shot of this amazing, tiny little guy. thought this was a nice compliment to the last photo (added below).
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Shot with my Nikon Df with a 50mm ƒ1,8, processed in Lightroom using VSCO Film Pack 04.
Got a few repair tips in APUG website and seemed to get the meter working properly and shutter speed seems ok.
2/3
Kodak Brownie Starflex
Efke 127 R100
I must admit, it does feel a little bit ridiculous to shoot after handling a Hasselblad.
The colourful buildings by the harbour at Portree, Isle of Skye.
Shame that the radiator on the car sprang a leak and we spent the afternoon at a garage waiting to be recovered back to Kyle of Lochalsh. Tomorrow's planned trip to Inverness will be in a recovery truck. Hopefully to get the car fixed for the start of the drive home on Saturday.
#228/365
[strobist setup]
[yn460-snoot-red gel]-(24mm@1/64) at 12h
[yn560-honeycomp-paper]-(24mm@1/64) at top
[camera]
Canon EOS 60d
[camera setup]
ISO100, 1/250, f2,8
[lens]
Canon EF 100mm f2,8 macro
[trigger]
Cactus V5
Twitter: @erkua
"If it can be broke then it can be fixed, if it can be fused then it can be split
It's all under control
If it can be lost then it can be won, if it can be touched then it can be turned
All you need is time
We promised the world we'd tame it, what were we hoping for?
A sense of purpose and a sense of skill, a sense of function but a disregard
We will not be the first, we won't
You said you were going to conquer new frontiers,
Go stick your bloody head in the jaws of the beast
We promised the world, we'd tame it, what were we hoping for?
Breath in, breath out
So here we are reinventing the wheel
I'm shaking hands with a hurricane
It's a colour that I can't describe,
It's a language I can't understand
Ambition, tearing out the heart of you
Carving lines into you
Dripping down the sides of you
We will not be the last."
- Pioneers by Bloc Party
"If it can be broke then it can be fixed.
If it can be lost then it can be won."
Not sure this is the soundest logic, but for now it'll do.
This song pretty much sums up my personal and professional life these days. Make of that what you will.
(Not mine photo)
Fixed version by me - original photo by ėtı
I found this from Show Us Your Style group.
What I made:
I stretch out hand and hoping it is give more effectively. Same reason I made OOB and other details.
If you want create own OOB (Out of Bounds) image start here. Serrator is made great tutorial for beginners.