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DDC "The struggle is real"
Shyla wonders how any dog can ever catch that many treats at once! They all started out balanced on her nose.
For anyone who worked at the Belper Mills a constant reminder was probably not what they wished for!
Gbrf`s nicely prepared 66760 "David Gordon Harris" + 66754 " Northampton Saints " are seen parked in Holgate sidings after arriving from Roberts road Doncaster (0Z16) and before going by road to the NYMR Pickering 37219 is seen ? hidden behind 07/04/2021.
The new Hollywood stars on there way to Pickering to take part in the filming of the new Mission Impossible film .
These are my six beautiful children. They love to eat your film regularly, but I'm afraid I may not be able to afford to with so many eager mouths to feed.
Sincerely-- their loving father,
Tim
edit: Retweet this so maybe they'll actually see it! :)
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Really excited to share this image! I loved getting to work with Grant Hall of Option Models to do something just a little bit outside my normal style. This photo has been a long time in the making, and I'm so pleased with the result. Check out the story behind this image by reading my blog post here.
photo taken by Patrick Tobin for our 03/27 newsletter: shop.the-impossible-project.com/newsletters/custom?date=2...
vintage polaroid SX-70 camera electronically modified to shoot 600 series film, impossible project B&W generation 2.0 beta test film. scan: epson V750. exif tags: filmtagger.
Kamera: Leica IIIc (1946) IIIf upgraded
Linse: Voigtländer Snapshot-Skopar 25mm f/4
Film: Cinestill BWXX (Kodak 5222) @ ISO 400
Kjemi: Xtol (stock / 16 min. @ 21°C)
More G1 than Job 3:14
Conyngham Road Enviro400 EV 51 basks in the evening sunshine heading for Red Cow on G1.
As the sun dips low over Dublin City Centre, casting a warm golden glow across the brick facades, the evening stretch begins to unfold. The sky, streaked with hues of orange and pink, signals the end of another bustling day in the capital. There’s a certain magic in this moment—people spilling out of offices and shops, their shadows stretching long on the pavement, eager to hop on the Dublin Bus G1 route heading toward Red Cow Luas via Parkwest Station. The double-decker buses, painted in their iconic green and yellow, rumble gently through the streets, ready to ferry commuters home for a well-deserved rest.
At the bus stop, a lively crowd gathers, chatting and laughing as they wait for their ride. The air is crisp, carrying the faint hum of the city winding down. Among the buses, one stands out with a vibrant ad plastered on its side, spotlighting the latest Mission: Impossible film. “Tom Cruise: The Final Reckoning” it declares in bold letters, promising heart-pounding action in cinemas from May 21. The ad’s bright lights catch the eye, a little beacon of Hollywood glamour amidst the everyday rhythm of Dublin life—a perfect nudge for anyone craving a thrilling night out after a long day.
There’s a comforting rhythm to this scene: the soft clatter of footsteps, the low hum of engines, and the occasional burst of laughter from the crowd. As the sun finally slips below the horizon, the streetlights flicker on, casting a cozy glow over the buses and their passengers. For those aboard the G1, the journey home is more than just a commute—it’s a moment to unwind, reflect, and maybe even plan a trip to the cinema to catch Ethan Hunt’s latest adventure. Dublin at sunset, with its blend of routine and excitement, never fails to charm.
The Impossible Library. Here's one of the new photos I recently finished and I made a little video that shows a few of the pieces that went into the making of it. Catch that video on YouTube at www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ZDMEiVPilk
Taken at the garden center Christmas show. Mice running a cafe seems really impossible to me.
Gemaakt bij de kerstshow van het tuincentrum. Muisjes die een cafe runnen lijkt me echt onmogelijk.
White Rock , summer evening . I took my sister and kids to see pier in White Rock and just up front of old railway station ...there it is. Rock balancing act … with really great colors in the sky . Just an update , I was contacted by Jamie Hlady – the professional rock balancer that is behind - or up front :-) of this work. He explained his action. I understand we started on the wrong foot and maybe we can work together ….
as Rick said to Captain Renault in Casablanca - " Louie, this could be the start of a beautiful friendship "
Hopefully we will be able to find location and weather. I will keep you posted but I’m very glad how it turned out.
“Rocks by” Jamie Hlady - professional rock balancer from Langley BC
From my book "Northern Song". A few copies are still available from Another Place Press at just £10+p&p: anotherplacepress.bigcartel.com/product/magnus-astrom-nor...
I would like to thank mfrenchie for letting me take photos of her kids. All. The.Time.
And Impossible for supporting this.
They are my muses. if that is indeed a word.