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My challenge this week: iPhone pictures with no photoshop. :)
(because I'm away from home/no computer)
An old chandelier with a very textured wall for its backdrop made a stunning view.
iPhone 7 Plus and favourite Snapseed app.
It striked me that in Blankenburg many utilitarian buildings and things like electricity boxes are painted with natural scenes etc. Here one of the many examples....
I was on a holiday in Blankenburg, Germany. There are many beautiful old houses there....
I like the colours…..
Afternoon Walk, 10/14/2022, Cleveland, OH
Apple iPhone 7 Plus
iPhone 7 Plus back dual camera 3.99mm f/1.8
ƒ/1.8 4.0 mm 1/2700 20
Taken with the new iPhone7 Plus in portrait mode. The depth effect is a hit and a miss at times but for a camera on a phone/in your pocket it is pretty amazing.
ODC:Shine
Because some people asked me about the miniature keyboards in the last post. You can see them better from this angle. 😉 They are just shelf decoration, belong to my father (he is a musician) but so detailed and in scale for Serena! 💙
As another sun sets on another year, I want to take this opportunity to wish each and every one of you a very happy and healthy 2017. May the new year bring you and yours great joy and peace, and an abundance of blessings and love.
Happy New Year! ❤️
○•. Taken with an iPhone 7 Plus .•○
Well I'm 1/8 of the way there! The 3rd Raiders of the Lost Ark vignette, this MOC proved to be quite challenging as it required that many minifigures be placed on a 12x12 base. Interestingly enough, since this is the first MOC of the series whose base is built with top studs facing up, the actual border had to be built in 13x12 studs, unlike the previous vignettes' borders.
This is an unforgettable scene from the movie when Indiana Jones and love interest Marion Ravenwood find themselves in the streets of Cairo, soon to be ambushed by rival archaeologist Belloq's men. Indy also has a short-lived duel with an experienced swordsman, accompanied with some nearly deadly "monkey business."
(I would like to thank all the builders from the Harry Potter vignette story collaboration for inspiring me. Also, a big thank you to Mel and Markus for explaining in further detail their masterpieces at BrickWorld.)