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This is a close up of the pink plastic globe where you insert the sticks in the game KerPlunk.
For Macro Mondays theme "Games People Play".
insert conspiracy theories and rituals....
sneak peak towards a new build and series coming up (possibly United related)!
Thanks,
Engineer
Sometimes coming up with captions for photos is just too much work. So here is a collection of thoughtful randomness. Enjoy.
Whenever I think of Winter I think of staying warm. What can make you feel warmer than a nice bowl of tasty Vegetable Soup.
Hello everyone, ready for the next instalment to my cracking new series? Well when Wallace and Gromit landed on the moon in search of cheese, who are they followed by? The Cooker! I'm so pleased with this model, he's fully articulated, and he comes with a working drawer! Next we will be diving into Wallace and Gromits second adventure... The Wrong Trousers! I hope you are enjoying the series!
Let's get right down to it!
Livewire: I serious upgrade from my previous one I think. Mime hair, Killer frost head, Thor torso.
Doctor Light: Stolen mostly from Andrew. Indiana Jones head, Killer Whale torso, Baseball player hips, Sushi guy legs.
Eradicator: This guy came about after much discussion with Jonathan. He isn't perfect but he works. Robin head, Superman torso, Ninjago legs.
Lucifer: been rereading this guy's old Vertigo book, and damn is it great. Dog Show hair, Elf head, CMF Waiter torso.
Steel: Real simple. Black Vulcan head, Jo El armor, Super Adaptoid torso, Cyborg legs.
Killer Frost: Finally figured out a combo I like. CMF Ice Queen head, Killer Frost torso, Black Canary legs.
And yeah, that's about all there is to this one.
Lemme know what you think!
Taken for the group: MacroMondays. Theme: #Vowel
I = Insert.
An Insert, as the name suggests, is inserted into a pre-drilled hole in wood. It allows a bolt to be screwed into it. As the bolt screws in the sides of the Insert expand and grip the wood. Very useful for table legs and anything you might want to take apart and store or repair.
Inserts can be made from electroplated brass (as these are), solid brass, stainless steel, steel, aluminium, copper, plastic, nylon etc.
Measurements:
Photograph including negative space: 2 inches wide x 2 3/4 inches high.
Technical:
Photographed using a Panasonic DMC FZ200 in macro mode.
f/2.8
1/50
4mm
ISO 400
HMM!
Dedicated to CH (ILYWAMHASAM)
so uh. this is from a photoshoot that i took like, at the beginning of the summer?
Yeah. this is Em playing the guitar and people putting money in the case and yeaah:)
Artwork ©jackiecrossley
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Stock:
Adobe stock
Texture: pixabay
Well when I left Hagersville this afternoon it was sunny...by the time I got to Nanticoke it was whiteout conditions and roads were shit!
But since I was there, I decided to wait out SOR. Here we see the fresh RLHH 2081 pulling a cut of cars to take to the Imperial Oil facility.
49/365
this is not what i wanted to do for my picture today
but mother nature had plans for me and it started pouring down rain -.-
well i have a good idea for when its not raining now so that's good :D
I had a tough time shooting today. But I wanted to post a landscape shot from our trip. This is the best I got.
There comes a time in every boy's life where he takes the step from childhood into being a man, before the process is quickly reversed by the realisation that his high score has been beaten. And so completing the circle.
With the exception of the Lego elements, this entire image has been created from scratch. Took ages too.
Hey, just imagine if you could get a print of this guy!
Say, by clicking HERE!
La « mosaïque florentine », apparue à la Renaissance, est une technique de luxe incluant de nombreuses pierres dures de couleurs vives (lapis-lazuli, cornaline, améthyste, agate...). Cette technique d'insertion de pierres semi-précieuses a été encouragée au XVIe siècle par les Médicis et s'est perfectionnée au fil des siècles grâce à la création, en 1588, de l'Opificio delle Pietre Dure (musée de la Manufacture de pierres dures de Florence) par le grand-duc Ferdinand Ier de Médicis pour promouvoir la virtuosité de ses artisans. Les dessins, fleurs, paysages et figures peuvent être réalisés avec cette technique à l'aide de pièces de pierres de couleur, assemblées les unes à côté des autres, jusqu'à obtenir des effets chromatiques d'effet particulier, semblables à un tableau, tel que défini par Vasari en 1550. Le terme commisso vient du latin committere (« joindre ») des morceaux de pierre taillés avec un fil métallique selon une conception initiale, à partir desquels un carton était composé de sections servant de composition. Les différentes pièces collées sur un support rigide, puis polies.