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From the 1850's until the early part of the 1900's many questionable medicines were promoted & sold
in the USA. Known as "Patent Medicines" Bitters were a category of those medicines. A common bitters as they go the Lash’s Bitters brand that was incorporated in 1894 in San Francisco and expanded to Chicago in 1901 and New York in 1904.
Lash’s Bitters was a prominent medicine, claiming to cure: Biliousness, Malaria, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Head-ache, Sour Stomach, Neuralgia, Back Pain, and all afflictions of the Kidneys and Liver.
The Pure Food and Drug Act of 1906 killed most proprietary medicine companies and if that didn't prohibition did. Lash's with a soda background "Lash's Root Beer" continued to operate.....and I was shocked.....until 1966!
The Indian Grey Hornbill (Ocyceros birostris) is a common hornbill found on the Indian subcontinent. It is mostly arboreal and is commonly sighted in pairs. They have grey feathers all over the body with a light grey or dull white belly. The horn is black or dark grey with a casque extending up to the point of curvature in the horn. They are one of the few hornbill species found within urban areas in many cities where they are able to make use of large avenue trees.
Pentax K-S2, SMC Pentax-M 100/4 macro, Vivitar DF-383 flash
For the Pentax Forums Single in June challenge.
Theme = SELF
Shot with Einstein 640 with 64" PLM cameral left & Canon 580EXII bare behind subject camera left for rim.
Anya is one of the brand new Lasher BJD's by Kimberly Lasher. I feel really lucky to have gotten my hands on the prototype doll to try a fun look for a special project. More can be seen of American artist, Kimberly Lasher's ball jointed dolls at www.lasherbjds.com for those that are curious. I'm in LOVE with this one! :0)
Lustful lashes
Includes 8 different hand drawn eyelashes to choose from.
Made for Lelutka HD only! Shown on Zo head ❤️
Nov. 2rd 2011 count down 2011 begins...
Yet again, I was fascinated by Aj's lashes here...
Oh & this is SOOC.
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A rare Sunday morning working through Altrincham saw a Freightliner locos & wagons convoy lash-up comprising of 66599 + 66623 + 66951 TnT with 3 HIA hopper wagons + 66614 on the rear forming 6D53 09:43 (VSTP working) Crewe Basford Hall - Leeds Midland Road, seen here passing Stoney Bridge, Nr Skelton Jn 03/07/16.
this picture captured her colors better than the pic before. not easy for me to find her colors right, cause my monitor is not calibrated well
1281s empty Tailem Bend grain train races through Mile End with 2210, 2214, GM40, 2207, 2212 and GWU003 in charge of 50 hoppers. The 14,000 horse power will be required for the return thrash up the Mt. Lofty Rangers
With her wings folded and the cockpit covered to guard against the elements, ex Royal Navy Armstrong Whitworth/Hawker Sea Hawk FGA.6 WV798/026.
Used by Airwork's FRADU - Fleet Requirements And Directional Unit based at Hurn she was eventually retired and spent time with the School of aircraft handling at RNAS Culdrose.
Acquired for preservation by SWAPS at Lasham, she is seen there in early 1986 but after that organisation folded, in 2009 she went to the Classic Air Force collection at Newquay.
Check out a potted history of her on their site here:
www.classicairforce.com/sea-hawk-info
Scanned print
Sarah wanted a shot where I focused in on her eye lashes, since she has pretty substantial lashes. Tried to use the shallow depth of field to my advantage - I think it turned out pretty cool.
Strobist:
2xYN560 speedlights. One in a 36" umbrella, high camera left and a 28" westcott apollo softbox below that in a semi-clamshell setup. Bottom light was a couple stops lower in terms of power. Also, a silver reflector was added, camera right to add a little fill to Sarah and the white background. Fired by Cactus v5s