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This was taken a few minutes after the last shot at Teignmouth, Devon, UK. I like how the church tower stands out.
An old wall lamp with an images of Jesus in the leaded glass installed on the wall by the Chichester Cathedral.
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A pair of second hand Dash-8s, including the lowest numbered C40-8W on the roster, lead an eastbound through Lovekin.
A weighty exhibition of Anselm Kiefer has just opened in Museum Voorlinden. Preparations involved a lot of muscle power and heavy machinery. Here a library of lead books is installed.
Warbonnets rock. A quartet of B40-8W's lead an eastbound priority intermodal through Joliet, IL to its final destination of Corwith Yard in Chicago in May 1992.
Sat in the drawing room of Leeds Castle, bright vibrant fingers of sunlight spill in through the leaded glass windows on to the carpeted floor.
Note: ‘Leaded Lights’ is a term used for small panes of glass pieced together by lead ‘cames’ (derived from the Latin ‘calamus’, a word used to describe a slit in something, usually in a cane used for writing with ink) to create a ‘window’. In olden days making larges pane of glass for specifically shaped window frames was nigh on impossible, so the practice of joining smaller panes of glass together into unique ‘window frame’ shapes was common practice.
I never realized the lead plant blooms. The color on both foliage and flowers was quite nice but I suspect that won't last. In between gusts of wind I got this shot which includes a bit of the foliage.
And its another plant with the nickname "indigo" - downy indigo bush. plants.usda.gov/factsheet/pdf/fs_amca6.pdf
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I don't have dedicated macro lens (yet), so I've given a try to my 18-35 G UWA lens.
Another shot - in this case by the wide angle lens - from the muddy and steep mountain-side. "Macro" experiment #2
On the beach at Brighton on the south coast of England, about 7.00pm in the evening, a person was walking on the beach so I used the sculpture as a lead-in wuth the sun in the middle, I was lucky with this shot but one of my top10.
Poznan, Poland
Stary Browar Park
This was an exceptionally beautiful morning here in Poznan. Very foggy in the early parts only to have the fog break later and all of this gorgeous light pour through. Although already late to work and I should probably be following their lead and race to where I need to be, I am caught in the moment and continue to shoot for a bit...this was one of the last shots before I reluctantly made my way to start the day..............somehow I forgot to post this earlier. Enjoy.
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Lead cast objects with 9 ct. gold detail on hand cast concrete square
After casting lead, adding a bit of gold seemed the next logical step.
A trio of Clyde Engineering built JT26Cs lead 5324 empty wheat from Moree through Pennant Hills in Suburban Sydney, bound for Cootamundra, represented by former NSWGR 8137, Australian National BL30 and V/Line G539. 2019-10-13 Pacific National 8137-BL30-G539 Pennant Hills 5324
Crestwood students worked under the leadership of a fellow LEAD student demonstrating a particular leadership style to assemble a Lego model. They learned about what working under an autocratic, democratic, and laissez-faire leader felt like.
La tour à plomb de Couëron (Loire-Atlantique) est l'une des grandes tours à plomb qui servaient autrefois à produire, de manière industrielle la grenaille de plomb destinée aux cartouches de chasse.
Cette tour fait l’objet d’un classement au titre des monuments historiques depuis le 11 février 1993.
La tour à plomb de Couëron est l'un des derniers édifices industriels du XIXe siècle dans la région de Nantes.
Elle faisait partie d'une usine construite en 1861 au bord de la Loire à Couëron, pour traiter le minerai de plomb et laminer le laiton et le cuivre. Cette usine qui appartenait au départ à la Société des fonderies et laminoirs de Couëron a cessé son activité en décembre 1988 dans le cadre de l'entreprise Tréfimétaux, après avoir connu plusieurs raisons sociales (Pontgibaud). Les bâtiments appartiennent maintenant à la ville de Couëron
La construction de la tour à plomb a été achevée en juillet 1878. Elle s’élève à 69 mètres de hauteur et son diamètre est de 11,30 mètres.
La technique de production des plombs de chasse était la suivante :
après avoir fait fondre du plomb pour le rendre liquide, mélangé à une certaine quantité d'arsenic et d'antimoine (8 % environ en général) pour le durcir, on le faisait s'écouler du haut de la tour à travers une grille calibrée, ce qui permettait d'obtenir de fines gouttelettes de plomb qui, pendant leur chute, prenaient une forme sphérique et finissaient leur course dans un bac d'eau de refroidissement.
Des employées triaient ensuite les billes de plomb, mises en colis pour être utilisées à l'encartouchage.
La tour à plomb de Couêron (1878), Loire Atlantique, FRANCE.
This is a digital painting done using Corel Painter x3 and a Wacom Intuos Pro tablet. I used a photo I had taken previously of a scene in Swan Valley, Idaho as a "clone source." The Painter brushes used were the "Impressionist" brush from the Artist group and the "Real Dry Acrylic" brush from the Acrylic group both in various sizes. Because colors tend to get a bit muddy in cloning, I selectively boosted saturation in the final painting.
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Here you can see how early car manufacturers used lead (instead of Bondo) to fill in roof joints. Notice how sanding (file) marks are still present in the lead. More importantly, just how thick the early paint jobs had to be to cover these scratches up.
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Fuji 4791 duplicating film.
POTA developer, 12 Minutes.
This wonderful tiffany light which is made of leaded glass is around 6ft wide serves as a centerpiece in a sales center in The Villages Florida. There is a round table with a large flower display directly under the light, so photographed from one side.
52 Weeks or 2016
Week No: 17
Theme: Lead the eye
Category: Technique
Exhibition "Klimt - Schiele" at the Gemeentemuseum The Hague. Designed by MAISON the FAUX
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The long and winding road
That leads to your door
Will never disappear
I've seen that road before
It always leads me here
Lead me to you door
The wild and windy night
That the rain washed away
Has left a pool of tears
Crying for the day
Why leave me standing here
Let me know the way
Many times Ive been alone
And many times Ive cried
Any way youll never know
The many ways Ive tried
But still they lead me back
To the long winding road
You left me standing here
A long long time ago
Dont leave me waiting here
Lead me to your door
But still they lead me back
To the long winding road
You left me standing here
A long long time ago
Dont leave me waiting here
Lead me to your door
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
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Lead dogs.
This season Beluga and I have taken on the task of helping Churrie become a better leader. He is so gentle and patient - a perfect mentor for her. She has gained a lot of confidence and shown much improvement. I'm very proud of both of them.
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Lead guitarist & vocalist Gregg Wright performs at the 12th Annual International Blues & Arts Fiesta... all the bands were great. Crowd really thinned out by the last band after hours of blues rock music - San Felipe, Baja - Mexico.
Taken yesterday during my walk but it did rain not long after I had returned home!!
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