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Taken for the Macro Monday's theme "Broken"
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Have a wonderful Monday my friends.
HMM!
Highest position: 159 on Monday, January 17, 2011
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Created for Hypothetical Awards Digital Art from a Blank Canvas challenge and for Sliders Sunday (hope it's okay that I began with a blank canvas instead of a photo!).
This all started when I "discovered" a Photoshop tool called the Mixer Brush which allows you to blend brush strokes with varying degrees of "wetness." The image in the first comment box below shows what I created using this tool alone. (For the Star Trek fans among you, the working title at this point was "The Trouble With Tribbles" :-).)
Several filters and blend layers later, the image morphed into what you see above.
A piston and conrod out of a reciprocating engine and a rotor from a rotary or Wankel engine. Two different pieces of machinery both with the same end result...
Nadie imagina cuanto nos toca sobrellevar cuando nacemos.
CREDITS:
BAD OWL
Shape: Marth-Lelutka Paxton 3.1
compatible with: legacy athletic,belleza jake,signature Gianni ,kario body and Signature Davis.
Stylecard and eyebrows shape included.
10 off inworld
MP: BAD OWL
LM: Pleione/215/93/2002
CKEY Poses
Marco serie
LELAPEAU
Skin: Victor Skin
“Inside of me there are two dogs. One is mean and evil and the other is good and they fight each other all the time. When asked which one wins I answer, the one I feed the most.”
― Sitting Bull
#5483 - 2023 Day 4/365: A passing glance into the way things are. A closer examination reveals different perspectives.
I've been experimenting with these long exposures. Well this one wasn't actually very long, only half a second. I was on the Manhattan Bridge and didn't have a tripod with me. Just wedged the camera against the rail. A lot of the shots I took weren't sharp enough. Plus the bridge is so shaky do to trains and cars passing its hard to get a steady shot...
I have described the outside of the castle, but not the inside, so here goes! The keep had (but no longer has) a vaulted cellar with an external door, the only internal communication to and from which, must have been a trap-door in the ceiling. Above this was a room that Tranter describes as a sleeping room for the garrison, above which again was the laird's apartment on the 3rd floor, reached by the outside stair. From the laird's apartment, a narrow mural stair led down to the barrack room and another led up to the battlements - an inconvenient arrangement every time the guard changed during the night!
Both this room and the room below it were divided by an internal loft, which was probably used as a sleeping platform.
The parapet wall is unusual because it appears to be almost impossible to see over it! There are two crenels (the 'windows' in a battlement) on the east side (which faces the courtyard), one on the north side, and none on the sides shown here - the west and south sides. I don't know exactly how high the parapet wall is, but based on where the drainage holes at its base are, it would appear to be at least head height. The two crenels on the east side are high enough to have lintels over them.
Internal shot of disc carousel on an old juke box still complete with the singles discs . When selection is made by the listener the carousel will turn to the selection mechanism the disc will be removed from the carriage ,the tune will be played when finished the mechanism will put the disc back in the carousel and select another . All very clever. HMM !
It's internal, it's internal, it's internal, it's internal, it's internal, it's internal, it's internal, it's internal, it's internal, it's internal, it's internal, it's internal, it's internal, it's internal, it's internal, it's internal, it's internal, it's internal, it's internal, it's internal, it's internal
internal, internal, internal, internal, internal, internal, internal, internal, internal, internal, internal, internal, internal, internal, internal, internal, internal, internal, internal, internal, internal, internal, internal, internal, internal, internal, internal, internal, internal.
today I said to myself - my goodness, my photos are getting repetitive. so I thought about what would break that, and what came to mind was CLOSE UP and BLUE. so here we go.
Que bueno es poder liberar las cosas que internamente te afectan, que el viento se encargue de llevarlas lejos de ti y que nunca mas regresen.
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It is good to release the things that affect you internally , which is responsible for the wind carry away from you and never more return.
Our fogs which are wandering in foam of days at one rain hour.
Nos brouillards qui déambulent à l'écume des jours d'une heure de pluie.
Hasselblad 500C/M + Zeiss Planar 80mm f/2.8 + Ilford Delta 3200 + Ilford ID-11 selfdeveloped + Epson V700 Scan Color 48 Bits Scan (No photoshop except from dust)
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I don't normally use the reverse/negative process feature, but the colors were so pretty.
View On Black Better this way...
While the Interrogator's job usually involves captured enemies, sometimes he is called upon to deal with spies or perceived traitors in the organization. A crimson guardsman has escorted one such individual before him.
There was much fighting and guarding of food for a while. But, when the bones had been picked clean, the wolves became a peaceful pack again.
In your good will, make your life prosper, tear down the walls that do not let you see what you dream.