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This is a oil product which is made by various types of flowers.
I create this Pamplate for the product.
This is totally create in CorelDraw.
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Group worksite leaflets steelworkers with USW and others. Crowd includes: Al Franken, Jim Oberstar
8-31-08
Photo: Chad McKenna
Two printed copies of the leaflets we designed for Eazzy Active/Eazzy Starter. Took a crappy bunch of pictures because my D50 ISO-settings were wrong. Should have seen that earlier I guess, ah well.
... for the 4 March 2013 elections. So many new offices had been created, all to be filled in this election, that a detailed leaflet was provided to explain it all.
Extract from a leaflet presenting the Victory, Semi Dymos, Reex, Baby Ref, Union Ref and Baby Chrome, published in the 1930s.
Document owned and scanned by rebollo_fr. It is in public domain, as are all anonymous works published more than fifty years ago in Japan.
See also the Camera-wiki page about the Victory.
Hover the mouse on the image for a translation. Here is the main paragraph:
Having a new high grade body made of bakelite, and an extremely modern shape not unlike that of foreign cameras costing hundreds of yen, this is a product that other companies cannot imitate at all.
After pushing part no.1, the bed pops up and the camera is instantly ready to take pictures. Stick the camera to the nose while looking through part no.2 and press the release to trip the shutter, this takes the picture.
Leaving the diaphragm at 8, you can take pictures at 1/25 outdoors at any period of the year. This is a camera with which any amateur can easily take pictures, and the beginners will always succeed in taking outdoor pictures only at the beginning.
Part no.2 is the finder. It is opened by a latch on the user's side. To take pictures, you must place the eye very close and stick the camera to the nose.
Part no.3 must be pressed down on either side, with both hands, when closing the camera. The shutter part will retract inside smoothly.
Part no.4 is the knob to turn the film. There are three windows on the rear. When taking eight exposures, you must look at the numbers 1, 2, 3, ... 8 in the middle window. Just after taking picture 1, you must wind to 2 to prepare the next exposure. When taking 16 exposures, after having taken a picture with number 1 in the left window, you must display number 1 again in the right window.
Each number is thus used twice and this is how you can take 16 exposures on an eight-exposure film. In this case, you must not forget to use the internal mask, which must be placed inside the camera from the start.
To load the film, the screw in the middle of the top part no.5 is slid to the right, opening the back. The flanges no.6 on each side are opened by turning them to the left, then a new film is inserted, and the leader paper is inserted in the wider part of the slit of the empty spool (one spool must always stay in the camera). The film is turned three or four turns, then the back is closed, part no.5 is reset to its original position, and the film is wound using part no.4 and looking in the rear windows until number 1 appears.
Model A has a bright lens and blur will appear under 10 feet, for pictures from 5 feet to 10 feet you must stick an attachment to the lens. (Don't forget to stick the attachment when taking portraits, where you are generally working at that distance.)
Hmmm, getting fed for riding your bike to work - I could be up for that!
(I miss out on leaflets like this as my bike is parked out the way behind my work)
Atypical shoot of Anodopetalum biglandulosum (horizontal) bearing trifoliate and trilobed leaves as well as the more typical unifoliate leaves. Plant was resprouting in a gully impacted by fire from 2018-2019 incident. In Comparative Morphology of Anodopetalum (Cunoniaceae), Barnes & Rozefeld discuss that two of it's closest relatives Ceratopetalum and Platylophus bear both trifoliate and unifoliate leaves.
Accession Number: spa.524.2
Douglas Ross was the Conservative Party candidate for Moray in the 2011 Scottish Elections.
The Scottish Political Archive is housed at the University of Stirling. The archive is home to the oral interviews, personal papers and associated material from prominent Scottish politicians. For further information about the work of the archive please visit our website www.scottishpoliticalarchive.org.uk
Accession Number: spa.949.4.1
SNP Glasgow Municipal Election leaflet 1956. Candidate standing was Eoin Grant
The Scottish Political Archive is housed at the University of Stirling. The archive is home to the oral interviews, personal papers and associated material from prominent Scottish politicians. For further information about the work of the archive please visit our website www.scottishpoliticalarchive.org.uk
Ginseng with 9 leaflets. Photo taken by Katie Trozzo on medicinal producer Dave Carman's forest farm (August 22, 2013). More information can be found and questions answered about this and other forest farming products at (www.extension.org/forest_farming).
Good-sized fern (larger leaflets ~20 cm) growing in rich low-lying areas. Leaflets range from almost completely straight to pretty deeply cut, like here, averaging wavy. Macro here.
The book I have says the name probably comes from cold sensitivity; it dies at first frost.
... for the 4 March 2013 elections. So many new offices had been created, all to be filled in this election, that a detailed leaflet was provided to explain it all.
We are hired to photograph the opening of a new shop, so how many people could we get excited over a 20% off leaflet
Inside of the leaflet, utilising a clean and simple style trying to entice people to take up healthy living.
Cover photo taken Roger Butterfield in November 2006.
Leaflet published by Sheffield Wildlife Trust in July 2007.
Museum print work.
The plan from the proposed location signs www.flickr.com/photos/phil_baines/10090026375/ eventually appeared in the Ticket leaflet.
What’s on and General leaflet designed with Natalie Braune.
A new range of printed and downloadable marketing collateral highlighting this leading IT support vendor's 'traditional' offering as well as its new cloud-based managed support expertise.
In 1990 Rossendale Transport Limited issued a leaflet to promote new HANDYRIDER services 211 and 212 that would link Helmshore with Accrington, Haslingden and Rawtenstall using MCW Metroriders from 5 February.