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it illustrates reality so well.
Gerhard Richter
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prunus mume, white japanese flowering apricot, Tojibai', j c raulston arboretum, ncsu, raleigh, north carolina
Beach Illustrated 2022- Pose 7 by NANTRA (The Liaison Collaborative-August)
Dolly Top & Skirt by MERCH
Gleen H Hat by ZOOM
Diamante Frames by The Horror
Mylie Feather Boa by ISON
Kyr Tattoo by nuuna
For 121 Pictures in 2021 #47 "Illustrate a book title" these are serrano and Thai chiles, both red and green to go on the cover of "The Devil's Dinner, a gastronomic and cultural history of chili peppers" by Stuart Walton. I should note that his use of "chili peppers is incorrect, anything referring to the plant or the pod itself should be spelled chile. The term chili should be only used to refer to a stew making use of chiles. This was borne out by extensive research on the internet, where, as we all know, everything is correct.
With 16,000 tons in 120 cars on the drawbar these three EMD's are screamin' their guts out in notch 8 with a cloud of sand dust following their progress as they assault the hill up to the diamond at Plymouth, OH. 8/10/2025
The Curious Hobby of Collecting Things (02)
The Times Weekly Issue 1920 – 21
100 years of the Times
A vast number of years ago I used to buy and sell second-hand books, mainly because I collected and it reduced the cost of collecting. However, since those far off days every once in a while I come across things I cannot resist buying. These next items entitled ‘The Times Weekly Edition with Illustrated covers, starts on 12th November 1920 and finishes 28th January 1921. This only represents 11 issues but it is filled with a whole variety of subjects including Politics, News, Sports, Fashions and General Advertising. Each issue contains approx. 24 pages and it’s amazing.
This is the second of many postings ……
I asked if I could take a photo while he read and he readily agreed. I didn't stare at the specific tattoos until I put it into my computer. Wow! Each body section tells a different story. Look at large view. On weekdays he blends with all the other commuters from San Francisco to a Palo Alto tech job.
These are the days by the sparkling river...
For 117 pictures in 2017, #60, "Illustrate a Love Song". This one is from Van Morisson. See www.youtube.com/watch?v=_lyve_egY8o
The location of this shot is Brushy Creek in round Rock, Texas, near the railroad bridge and I-35 bridge.
Illustrating some of my favourite movies with a few photographs of my composition.
"Empire of the sun" by Steven Spielberg" (1987)
This guy could hardly keep still from laughing! At last he did for about three seconds! Just time to take this shot!
PART FOUR AND LAST OF ILLUSTRATING "SAMSARA" BY THE TEA PARTY
One of my favourite books as a child was The Secret Garden by Frances Hodgson Burnett. My mother had a very old copy from her own childhood and I was enthralled by the Victorian era story of the orphaned Mary who came from India where her parents had died to live with a cold uncle in his bleak Yorkshire manse.
Mary gradually uncovers the story of the house’s ‘Secret Garden’. This image is about the discovery of the key to the garden:
Mary tentatively asks (gardener) Ben Weatherstaff if anything is still living in the secret garden, and he replies that only the robin knows, as no one else has been inside in ten years. Mary wanders off, following the wall of the garden without a door. The robin follows her and leads her to a mound of freshly turned earth, which, when Mary examines it closely, contains a tarnished key that has long been buried. It may, Mary thinks, be the key to the secret garden.
46. Illustrate a scene from a book
122 in 2022
Contemporaneous with the Harrington Crusader bodies on Bedford chassis illustrated earlier, Northern purchased examples of the stylish Harrington Cavalier body on heavy-weight AEC Reliance and Leyland Leopard chassis. This fictional image depicts the similar, but earlier and rarer, Harrington Wayfarer body on a Leyland Tiger Cub chassis.
Whilst not a genuine Northern vehicle, it illustrates the company's contemporary coaching livery and fleetname rather nicely. The base image is based on the preserved Thornes Seddon, photographed in 2006 at the Ijmuiden ferry terminal in the Netherland. Philip Thorne can be glimpsed at the wheel, unaware of the drastic colour change that has been applied (28-Jul-10).
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Same alley as before from the other side of Center Street. Again it was the sun that caught my eye here and resulted in the click of the shutter.
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This photo illustrates what direct sunlight does to the colors shown in the previous image. Taken later in the afternoon, this photo lets viewers see how the browns become predominant and the turquoise and red shades, while still there, appear subdued in the overall presentation.
Something about shady light really brings out the chromatic range in Chinle images. I've seen this at other sites, too. Chinle photographers will want to take into account the differences that shade, cloud cover, and sun angle can make.
Although this portion of the site near the mesa is predominantly brown, farther out under the brown layer there is a thick layer that is a brilliant red. None of this is visible from the nearest road (a rough 4x4 track). After driving the rutty dirt road for over a mile, you have to walk up a small hill to look out over the vast spread of color below. This Chinle outcrop is about a mile wide and 10 miles long.
Miscellaneous Disney/Pixar Brave merchandise that I've bought recently. I received the books today (June 12, 2012) ; the dinnerware I received several days ago. Detailed description of the items:
Brave Mealtime Magic Collection - including plate, bowl, flatware, placemat and tumbler.
Brave Big Golden Book by Random House - retells the story of Brave with many full color illustrations. 22 pages. $9.99
''One Perfect Day'' Brave Book by Steve Purcell, one of the writers of Brave. Illustrated by Matt Nolte, character art director of Brave. Tells an original story of one day in the life of Princess Merida. $15.99.
The Art of Brave, by Jenny Lerew. The official guide to the making of Disney/Pixar Brave, with interviews of the makers of Brave, and richly illustrated with the concept art from the movie. $40.
Prompt: an artistic illustration, New England country village with it's first snowfall, horse and sleigh on the snow covered road, early morning, lightly snowing, in the artistic illustrated style of Norman Rockwell --ar 14:11 --personalize 9g3py4o --v 6
Illustrate attraction in a photograph today. #ds502
New research from the University of Washington indicates that the setting of children for sweets have a biological explanation. Apparently, the desire for sugar is related to the accelerated growth rate of this phase of life.
"The relationship between sweet and growth makes sense. When growth is fast, the body's caloric demand increases. Children are biologically compelled to like sweets because they fill a nutritional need, which causes them to seek energy sources, " explains one of Study author, Danielle Reed.
Explained: This is the delicious law of attraction!
Illustrating the original Go North East standard livery first introduced in the late 1990’s and now in the process of being phased out, is Plaxton Super Pointer bodied Dennis Dart, 8289 (Y558KUX), pictured at Houghton le Spring with a service 71 working to Sunderland.