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I'm off topic today. My son broke his ankle last night at an indoor trampoline park. If it weren't for LOAD, I would never in a million years scrap this. He couldn't believe I wanted to take his picture. He should be used to it by now. Lol
There are two ways for you to load files. One is to click the button and select the target files to input them into the program. The other is to load them just by dragging. The loaded files will be shown in thumbnail in the file list; you can merge, split or rearrange them by dragging freely according to your preference.
Some of the smaller logs are for Fence2FEnce Team members personal use. The remainder will be allowed to season and then used as lighting up wood for the locomotives
This is my brother and I in 1954. It took me 10 minutes for an inspiration, (but I actually thought about it off & on all day) and 22 minutes to complete the layout. This was one of quickest layout ever!! I used a template "May 2009" from Marie Stones "http://www.freedigitalscrapbooking.com" I changed the colors to fit the mood of the photo.
Nothe fort, Weymouth. Large muzzle loading guns to protect against naval landings. The gun crew lived, ate and slept by the guns. Rear of one of the guns and some information about it.
Digital. Needed another quick page for another busy day today. I've had this idea in my head for a long time. So I finally got it down on "paper." It is a 6x6 layout for my personal scrap-journal.
Supplies
Photoshop Elements (all shapes)
Font: Haettenschweiler
Loads of discussions in between the shoots. The way it should be an intense learning environment ;)
Ultimate workshop weekend.
Clearly, the cattle loading ramp at this barn North of Elora, Ontario, had not bee in use for quite some time. My eye was caught by the larger colour areas (blue, gray, green) and the punctuation provided by the yellows of the flowers on the bench as well as the toys below the ramp.
Taken using a Panasonic FZ30, minimal PP in GIMP (minor curves adjust and crop of the top).
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the loading docks at Auckland Harbour are immense. From the comfort of my harbour ferry I felt dwarfed by tons of working steel above me
U.S. Army Pfc. Kyle Elliott, right, and civilian medics lift a litter to transport a patient onto a UH-60A Black Hawk helicopter for aeromedical evacuation to Memorial Hermann Southeast Hospital, Houston, Texas, from Ford Park, Texas, on September 26, 2005. Elliott is assigned to the 498th Medical Company (Air Ambulance), Fort Benning, Ga. The U.S. Army is contributing to the Hurricane Rita humanitarian assistance operations being led by the Federal Emergency Management Agency in conjunction with the Department of Defense. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Jacob N. Bailey) (Released)
3 photos depicting my day, today - the prompt fit right into my doings...apologies for the poor lighting...
ok, one more for the Your Inner Fifth Grader group. i saw this during my drive to Oregon last week and for some reason it just made me laugh! although i think E got tired of me pointing out the signs every time we'd pass one of these trucks... "look hun! it's another Loooooong Load!!"
yeah, the joke got old real fast... :)
This is a chart of my hour-by-hour usage of electricity for the first full day that my photovoltaic cells (solar power system) was operational. Note that between 9 am and 5 pm, I am at work, but have lizards to keep warm and give UV to, so my energy usage then is actually higher than the 11 to 7 or so when I'm asleep. (Fridge and hot tub are constant throughout the day)
LOAD Festival,
Presented by the Daydream Network,
Royal Albert Hall,
15/6/2009
Artists: Ben Slow, Eyesaw, Dan K, Snik, Blam, Grafter, Babel, Finbarr Dac, DBO.
(Long long over due photos from aw nice exhibition!)
Dubai Day 8 - This was a busy day first went to see some sailing dowes and loading docks. Then nearby was the Dubai Gold Sook so went there, you couldn't walk 5 metres with out someone asking you to buy a copy watch. But went to a fabric Store and got Jules an African style hat to cheer him up! Then went to the Dubai Mall to see if we could go up the Burj Khalifa (the tallest building in the world!) but we would have had to wait 7 hours and pay 4 times the price of a normal ticket to go up the same day, so we didn't. But still got to see it and overall was a good day fitted lots in!
I'm sure more the once somebody left a brown bag filled with cold beer for the crew picking up the car
A new puzzle this Spring with the addition of eight large jars. Took a while to figure out how to load!
Paper: LDragDesigns: Narcisse Des Pres. Just had to have this picture of my hubby in a bib at Joe's Crab Shack in Mesa! Ha, Ha!!!! thanks for looking!
Brief: to design promo-poster for Loadingspot LLC. This company organizes data in the U.S. trucking industry. Their first project is a database of shippers and receivers.
Challenge: to attract attention of truck drivers to the online project loadingspot.com
Concept: “Care to share? Add review.” Two typical drivers are the heroes of the story. Not all the customers are easy to deal with - two common situations from drivers’ work routine are captured on the illustration. Truck drivers share their experiences via reviews at loadingspot.com - members of trucking community use these reviews to understand customers better, plan their time and even filter their customers.
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Wyoming
Wildland firefighters from across Wyoming trained as helicopter crew members at the Duncan Ranch south of Glenrock. Students worked with the Wyoming State Helitack crew and helicopter to practice moving cargo around the rugged landscape surrounding Boxelder Creek.
June 2014
Duncan Ranch State Trust Land, Glenrock, WY