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TTC Flexity Outlook LFLRV 4468
512 St Clair to Keele
Bathurst Street
Toronto
2018 TTC Flexity Outlook LFLRV 4468
Delivered to Hillcrest on March 5, 2018.
Entered service on March 21, 2018 on route 504.
Undergoing repairs following a downed overhead incident at Dundas St W & Lansdowne Ave on December 30th, 2022.
Status: Inactive as of 2024
I finally got a chance to actually do some artistic editing on my favorite photos from the shoot. I hope you like them!
Black-capped Chickadee (Poecile atricapillus atricapillus) - 25 miles west of "The City" (NYC)
These little guys flap hard and fast to stay in the air, and the flexibility of their relatively long tail feathers buffers their jerky efforts and helps to give a bit more stability in flight. The flexibility of the wingtips also adds a little "finish" to the powerstroke (kinda like the flexible "Maine Guide" lake paddle add a little kick at the end of each stroke).
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Flexity Outlook #4442 is westbound on King St. W. while operating on the 514 Cherry during a snowstorm.
One of the very few Ford Flex models in the Netherlands. This full-size crossover car is available since 2008 but is not exported to Europe.
The Crystar Flex is a TLR camera with sportsfinder takes 6x6cm exposures on 120 roll-film it has a Crystar shutter with B,25,50,and 100 speed it has a C - Master c Anastigmat f3.5/80mm lens, Manufactured by Crystar Optical Works Japan Circa: 1953
All the Target Flex stores have this red overhang at the checkout, as well as this wall collage of sketches featuring a mix of local landmarks and scenes, as well as standard Target fare.
The store also has a second entrance/exit in the back onto a secondary street.
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About 7 blocks away from the Chestnut West Target Flex is this second Target Flex. Both stores were opened within the last year. They fill a void left downtown since the Big Kmart (former Clover) closed in the Gallery Mall in 2014.
This 19,000 sq. ft. store is located all on one level and fits a CVS pharmacy, a Starbucks and the normal Target Flex departments--Market, Apparel, Health & Beauty, Home, Baby and Tech (electronics). Like all the Target Flex stores, "order pickup" is touted on the outside of the building.
♫Nun' but a lil light flex...♫
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The Edixa Flex was the entry level model in Wirgin's Edixa Reflex line. It appeared in 1958 and lacks slow shutter speeds or the plunger for operating automatic M42 lenses. It does however still have interchangeable viewfinders and screens. Cameras with slow speeds continued to use the Edixa Reflex name. The last of the Edixa Flex cameras (late 1960s) were equipped with aperture plungers and an instant return mirror, but never with slow shutter speeds.
I've wanted to revisit this one for a while now. The Ford Flex is one of the first MOCs I made and I'm really happy with this updated version. I completely took it apart and redesigned nearly every element. The front, windows, sides, interior, and chassis have all been reworked. The only thing that remains semi-intact is the roof... which was pretty good looking on the original if I do say so myself. I had a lot of fun building this one and I hope y'all do to!
Cheerleaders FLEX Sopot
2012 World Grand Prix
2012.06.09 Łódź Poland
Canon 500D + Canon EF 200mm f/2.8L II USM, f/4 1/640s ISO1600