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Isle of Skye taken on my I phone lush view and moody weather was fab

London Diaries - There's much to photograph in London and it's great to discover the similarities and the differences! www.shootnewyorkcity.com/workshops/

Olympus Stylus Zoom with Lomography Color 100 film.

 

Abandoned barracks. Atlantic Ocean in the distance.

 

Fort Tilden, Riis Park, Queens, NY.

Jungle Babbler Framed within Boundary Grills

The tunnel close to the old Station house in Sixmilebridge, County Clare, Ireland.

Frame: IKEA

Vinyl: Made with my silhoutte of course :)

I made this to hang in our master bedroom above our bed.

Looking past a cool garden protected by massive shade trees. The sun shines hot from a mid summer sky in the village of Victoria By The Sea on Prince Edward Island, Canada.

 

Photo taken with the Olympus OM-D E-M1 and M.Zuiko 12-40mm f/2.8 Pro.

Wat Jedyod Temple, Chiang Rai, Thailand.

I used one of the holes in the bridge to frame the shot! A guy standing there near me asked what made me think of that. I just told him that it looked like a good idea at the time!

Yesterday's 3S71 runs through Platform 1 behind 56087. 56078 on the rear.

A early season flying bug. These kinda freaks me out when I see them up close and personal like this. Those finger like feelers around the mouth out so alien looking. Things that can not be seen by the naked eye from this distance.

 

Experimenting with the free Google Nik Collection photo editor.

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This is a try-out on a mech frame with focus on the maximal movability (relating to human body structure). This frame is lying around for some time and I don't really get a grip on how to proceed with the cover-up, mainly 'cos I'm afraid of loosing it's moveability.

  

This little A-frame cabin started in the early ‘70s as a simple back-yard project that rapidly got out of control. First, there was our contractor friend, who had some 14-foot long 4x8s that he needed to get rid of and, not having a clue about what I’d ever do with them, I said I’d take them. Then my wife showed me a magazine article about how to build a simple kid’s A-frame ( the article touted it as a weekend project). A year and $2,000 later, this is the result. But, it was those 4x8s and this “weekend project” that allowed us to remain in the home we live in now, which we bought in 1967. Our home had only two bedrooms, too small for our growing family, but through the years, one or both of our sons lived “out back”, thus enabling us to stay put in what we consider to be the most perfect location on earth. Ironically, after the boys moved out, we were able to expand our home by 50%, but back then, we simply didn’t have the wherewithal to do it. I should add (or maybe I shouldn’t add) there were things that went on beneath that A-frame roof that shall forever remain classified as “Top Secret”…

 

Processed through Topaz Studio for Sliders Sunday.

 

Having only two frame pilots, Starfall Enterprises uses a number drones to fill out it's ranks. Unlike the standard Cog frames these two drones are controlled from Tempest and Red Cap.

 

The green one is a Grappler space labor frame. It has been heavily modified into a ground support unit.

 

The red one is a Vigilance police patrol frame. Brought in good condition and slightly modified to match the groups tastes.

 

Made for Mobile Frame Zero.

IMPOSSIBLE Instant Lab

IMPOSSIBLE 600 BW Black Frame

 

Original: Sony NEX-6

Set: Tarvaspää (1913) (Espoo, Finland) + collection: Buildings + Spaces

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Fritz has run through water to chase sticks but when the water was too deep he would turn around and go back to shore. Today, he got brave and tried swimming.

 

I thought the polaroid frame would work well with this image as it is not a spectacular image just a great personal moment in time.

 

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CBFX SD60M No6025 stands at Industry Yard in East Point, Georgia on NS 361, Chattanooga to Macon manifest. September 25, 2018

I put this together just to see if I could. It's a larger, more posable frame. It's got elbow, shoulder, waist, leg, knee and ankle joints. It's more to scale with the CHUB and other official MFØ mecha.

  

For use in the game Mobile Frame:Zero

 

mobileframezero.com/mfz/

 

A tense, tactical game of giant robot squad battle!

 

Build your mobile frames of LEGO or other building toys and bring them to the table to fight for control of the tabletop!

 

Then show off your builds and discuss tactics on the Discord channel: discord.com/invite/KhdKCWp

  

Or stop by the Facebook group: www.facebook.com/groups/252503984838645/

A photo of me as a baby. I'm sitting in the high chair in the garden.

 

#27 Framed in 113 pictures in 2013

 

Here is the Ponce Inlet Lighthouse framed through the wrought iron fence at the park. I like the way the top of the fence divides the shades of blue in the sky.

We framed dozens of tweets from people saying nice things about Typekit and surrounded our whiteboards with them. Inspirational.

All seen around Winchester.

Lijn 12 op de Churchilllaan

Mt Mansfield in Vermont framed by old barn window

Esta foto siempre me ha parecido la escena de una película costumbrista italiana

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