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Help Whiskerwings find all his missing love letters during the Valentine's Hunt from February 1st-14th!
Have a little look at the details below, then head over to the mainstore to start the search♡
✿ღ✿Elm. Valentine's Hunt✿ღ✿
➥ 12 Envelopes available for you to find!
➥ Must be a member of the Elm. Updates group - 50L join fee
➥ All prizes range from 1-3Li
➥ Prize numbers on the poster do not correspond with actual prize numbers.
➥ Whiskerwings is not a hunt prize.
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Applied a texture to hopefully help accentuation the harsh environment these tree's live in.
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I can't help but laugh laugh laugh every time I see this picture. I gave ToeEater a bath yesterday and could not resist snapping a few pictures of her. It's so funny how every time I turn on the water she rushes over and tries to climb into the tub. This time the joke was on her. As soon as I put her in, she gave me those little puppy dog eyes and I could feel her trying to make me feel bad. Too bad, she got a bath anyway...
She's all nice and fluffy now. Not to mention she smelled like raspberries for a good 15minutes.
Nikon D40 | 50mm | ƒ1.8 | 0.02 sec | ISO 800
The Nomad shows that this whole Nixon thing seems to be deteriorating into a hopelessly all consuming desperation.
12/24/2024
Saint Louis, MO
Dear World,
Run for help when you cut your finger, get help, cut your finger again. I think coincidence is not the problem, but the time has come to check some other areas for problems.
Southern Pacific helper set drifts down grade near Fields, OR on the Cascade Line. Slide by Keith E. Ardinger, John Bargert Collection.
Heavy trains need a lot of help in their assault of Mullan Pass on the Montana Rail Link. This loaded coal train is no exception, as a 4-pack of MRL SD70ACe's serve as mid-train helpers to help climb the 2.2% westbound grade to the summit.
C SCMRBC1 03F (Coal- Spring Creek Mine, WY to Roberts Bank, BC)
(Mid-Train Helper) MRL SD70ACe #4312
(Mid-Train Helper) MRL SD70ACe #4308
(Mid-Train Helper) MRL SD70ACe #4317
(Mid-Train Helper) MRL SD70ACe #4311
Austin, MT
May 4th, 2022
We just cam home with this little guy. He is an American/Boxer Bulldog mix. He is 6 weeks old and knows no fear.
I think that I like Kilter but we haven't committed to anything yet.
With heartfelt and genuine thanks for your kind visit. Have a beautiful day, be well, keep your eyes open, appreciate the beauty surrounding you, enjoy creating, stay safe, and laugh often! ❤️❤️❤️
Daily Dog Challenge 2719. "Pet Owner's Independence Day"
The boys offered to help me fold the towels.
You'd think I'd learn.
Stop on by Henry and Toby's blog: bzdogs.com - The Secret Life of the Suburban Dog
The squirrels are constantly amusing. This one was on top of the suet cage, bottom left, reaching into this feeder with a front paw to get the seeds. Then he decided to hop into the feeder. He had his front feet on the edge but the feeder swung back and forth so much he couldn't get his back legs up and ended up falling on the ground. It didn't seem to faze him; he got up and scampered away.
(Shot through my dirty window.)
This turned up in Explore this morning: #164, 11-30-'18.
The power we have to help ourselves is immeasurable... it's simply a matter of allowing our hands to work their magic.
This is a detailed, 121 megapixel panorama of the San Francisco holiday skyline, shot on December 28 2016. I've been working on making as sharp and as detailed as possible; you can make out exit sign lights above doors at the SFMOMA 2.4km (1.5 miles) and 555 California 3km (1.9 miles) away and individual lights on the Bay Bridge 5.5km (3.4 miles) away. Thanks very much to Florian Kainz for all of his advice to get this as good as it could be :]
You can check out the full resolution version here: www.flickr.com/photos/captin_nod/32066278265/sizes/o/
The hardware used was nothing particularly special - a Canon 7D with the cheap, standard canon 70-300mm zoom lens at 260mm. I shot individual pictures at f/11, ISO 400 with a 1 second exposure (which underexposed most things about a stop). The panorama itself is shot from 46 individual images; and each one of these images consisted of locking off the camera and taking 4 photographs. In photoshop, these are exactly aligned and median filtered to reduce noise, remove motion artifacts from moving lights and recover a little dynamic range. I'd periodically switch the camera into live view to check that the focus of the lens was sharp. The process of shooting the images - the setup, calibration, checking focus and of course actual exposures - took a little under an hour.
After stitching, the image is around 50,000 pixels across. As expected, I wasn't able to completely eliminate all the things that could contribute to softness - nailing the focus, intrinsic shaking of the tripod & camera due to things like wind, and distortion due to heat haze and atmosphere. In the original panorama, there are large parts of the image that can be downsampled, resized back up and placed back in without any significant loss in quality. This 'empty resolution' means that I could wholesale resample the image to half it's size; this also had the effect of improving the signal to noise ratio a little, reducing the noise in the final image.
For the interactive panorama on Facebook (www.facebook.com/bjoshi/posts/10154212269427423), I used a modified version of Eric Cheng's fantastic PSD templates (www.facebook.com/notes/eric-cheng/editing-360-photos-inje...) to create a 6000 pixel wide, 300-degree-wide cylindrical panorama version of the image. It requires a little manual messing around with the XMP metadata to get it exactly where I wanted it (my image is not very tall); ping me in the comments below if you want more details or help figuring it out.
For those of you that have grabbed the original image from Flickr with the intent of printing or using commercially - please don't, and buy the image or hire me instead. I shoot high quality imagery at very reasonable rates. I'm easy to find, drop me a line.
Just in case this alone doesn't deter you, in the online copies of the photograph I've hidden (in plain sight) in a range of highly offensive imagery that would be extremely embarrassing and difficult to explain to a client. Have fun trying to find it all because I guarantee you can't :]
Union Pacific C30-7 No. 2425 was assigned as a rear helper for the PVSC train, departing Provo Yard for the grades up to Point of the Mountain, and down to Salt Lake City Utah on Sept. 23, 1979. Not at all sure why there were two cabooses. I'm not complaining, though.
A pair of EMD SD40E's lead a pair of brand new SD70ACE's(1003, 1002) downgrade through slope on a loaded coal train that will enter rose yard to cut the helpers off and await a recrew to take it east.
Soo U30C 803 is in Helper service shoving a train up Byron Hill. Here it is approaching Byron WI. ready to cut off on the fly. May 1979.
Rio Grande had a penchant for accurately naming locations along the railroad. One such place was Helper, UT. Rio Grande added helpers to heavy westbound trains for the climb to Soldier Summit. 5345 and two sisters have just been added to a heavy MNYRO and will be headed west soon.
Another one from my favourite pictures from Amman. This photo might be a good illustration of how photographers interfere with lives of those whom they portray and how photography can never be completely impersonal and detached from depicted reality just because of physical presence of a photographer. The cage was obviously too heavy for the little guy and it was taking him all his focus to carry it before he noticed me.Then he saw me taking a picture of him, he stopped, watching me, laughed and suddenly he dropped the cage and its bottom fell off. Luckily (or maybe unluckily), the birds remained inside, the man came back to help his son and he didn't even tell him off (otherwise I would die of shame), so it all ended well.
Whilst i was taking this shot there were creepy groaning noises from the corridor at the top of the stairs which helped the mood no end.I went up ready to see what was making the noise when a rush of wind coursed through the corridor and I realised it was just the breeze groaning through the grates over the windows.
Update: The Mushroom House becomes a Set! The design was chosen for the BDP Series 2 and will be available for pre-order in June 2024!
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I need your help again! My Mushroom House is now part of the BrickLink Designer Program Series 2 and could become a set with your vote.
After it had no luck on LEGO Ideas after reaching the 10k, this is a second chance to make it happen! Thanks so much.
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Before submitting the Mushroom House to the BDP I had to make some adjustments which ended up in rebuilding the whole thing and making numerous little improvements. Also, thanks to many new parts that I could use.
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Segun las creencias indigenas, antes de hacer cada cosa con la Madre Tierra hay que pedirle permiso y rogar porque lo que se vaya a hacer tenga el mejor provecho posible. Antes de construir una carretera "hay que pedirle permiso a los cerros que esten cerca". Antes de iniciar una siempre "hay que pedirle permiso a la Tierra" y esta foto muestra que antes de la cosecha, la gente llega a este lugar a rogar porque la cosecha sea mejor que la anterior....
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According to indigenous beliefs, before doing every thing with the Earth Mother must ask permission and pray that what is going to do with the best possible advantage. Before building a road "you have to ask permission from the hills who are close." Before starting a seed "you have to ask permission to Earth" and this photo shows that before the harvest, people come to this place to pray because the crop is better than before ....
I shared a shot of the three at work a couple of days ago. This was the return trip, as they drift down Steelton Hill and back to Pokegema to wait for their next trip up the hill.
Full day of work behind her, Laura came by to pose for me, had a project that needed doing, a project that needed my best models.
Went and hung my 1K light on the rafter outside (I'd gotten bored shooting in my apartment), put the lady in front of it.
As is her habit, she did not disappoint.
Shoot like this, it's smooth, it's easy (though we both found ourselves frustrated with the film we were using), it's doing familiar moves with a regular dance partner.
Love shooting new folks, hearing new stories, but there is something very comforting in working with a good friend.
In October of 1999 Rio Grande 5411 sits at the east end of the Helper engine house with a complete set of lights including a rotating beacon up top. I so wish I could still see this.
I just moved into a new apartment. Not the one pictured, but one with a lot of white walls, and a policy that doesn't allow pets! How am I suppose to fulfill my destiny of being a crazy cat man?
Lately I have been feeling trapped, or restricted by the walls I put up. When I feel this way I have to remind myself that I can change the way I think. I can be hopeful, and determined. Rather than pitiful, and gloomy, which leads to stress eating chocolate bars! I've learned that whatever it is I may be struggling with, to not be afraid to call for help.