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4/4/08
I started painting the orange, blue, and yellow cubes in the Expedit about a month before I moved out. It was a huge pain-in-the-ass but thank goodness it came out looking pretty good.
The first weekend, I made toast in the hotdog machine. I was out of hotdogs.
This stunning sewing machine cover was made by Rachel (woodenspoon) with gorgeous paper piecing details and sweet little blocks in her signature low volume style....The colours and fabrics used are so gorgeous and I love it !!!
Transport to the Mystery Inc. gang, this colourful camper van has featured in some form or another in Scooby-Doo since 1969!
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Arms and Vest Camo painted by oRRange.
This fig will also appear in my modern-war dio. Stay tuned for more!
-Chef
"Tamping machine, Barretstown, Co. Kilkenny"
Granted it required a Google search to find even the basics of what a "tamper" does, but am still none-the-wiser as to the purpose of the device that seems to be preceding the engine down the track. Any ideas? And, if our usual "shadow" experts can identify a time of day, perhaps we can establish if that worker's off home for lunch - or his tea...
We are going with Niall McAuley on this one, he suggests Barretstown, Co.Kildare (just outside Newbridge) this suggestion is backed fully by Dr O Mac .
Dr Owen also tells us that the machine is an early 1960's Plasser & Theurer VKR 05-E tamper DX74108. Apparently the tamping tines should vibrate with the ideal frequency of exactly 35 Hz. This directional, linear vibration combined with the non-synchronous tine movement produces a homogeneously compacted ballast bed.
Photographer: O'Dea, James P
Collection: O'Dea Photograph Collection
Date: 5 June 1966
NLI Ref: ODEA 42/46
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This cool little bike here is a 1962 Mustang Trail Machine. It is manufactured by the Mustang Motorcycle Company (same company who made the cool little cruiser style bikes called Mustangs) and it was designed, obviously, for trail use. It's got a little Briggs & Stratton engine (probably around 5hp or so) and it is just a neat little machine! Taken at the 2018 Lake Mirror Classic Car Show in Lakeland, Florida.
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Mamiya 645J with Sekor C 2.8/80mm; Kodak Tri-X 400 @ 200 stand-developed in Rodinal 1:100, 60 min/19C
Machine Man / Heft-Reihe
Madame Menace... She'll Tear You Apart!
cover: Rich Buckler, Al Milgrom
Marvel Comics Group / USA 1980
ex libris MTP
AAW October 7 - 14: Back to the Grind
WIT: I was at my favourite Italian restaurant, and the owner kindly let me take pictures of the the coffee I ordered. It's a pretty cool looking machine. In post, tweaked colours and cropped to 8 by 10.
Well, why not shoot objects from time to time--it is fun, to try to make them look good!
These photos were shot at our University (www.h-ab.de) at the lab of Prof. Volpe, for a publication about PCB prototyping.
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STROBIST
Two speedlites, manually adjusted, one on the left side shooting through a diffusor, on on the right side, with a blue gel, shooting against a silver reflector (actually: it was the cover of the diffusor, taped to the wall). The speedlites were triggered via YN-602 RF transmitters. Still my favorite work horses. :-)
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PHOTOSHOP
Not that much, the usual cloning and stuff.
For the right one I stacked two shots to get the drill and also the logo sharp.
Why not close the aperture for that purpose?
Because that would need too much flash power and furthermore the lens would be not that sharp anymore (not on the "critical aperture" setting).
Why not zoom out?
Yes, that would give me the DOF I wanted, but the perspective would change (cropping would have been ok, there's plenty of resolution left). I tried that and I did not like the wide-angle perspective.
So I just did two shots with varied focus and aligned these in Photoshop (btw.: Photoshop did a good job regarding the aligment and a bad job regarding the merging, so I did the merging my hand).
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LIGHTING DIAGRAM
www.sylights.com/Vicco/14519-sexy-milling-machine
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MAKING-OF (german)
fotopraxis.wordpress.com/2013/09/09/news-lab-fotos-whuz-i...
Hard-hitting, ear-splitting metal from Machine Head; Don't expect anything less.
Contudente, ensordecedor, metal que taladra el oÃdo; No esperes menos de Machine Head.
In the Lanschaftspark Duisburg which is a former steel factory which can now be visted. Looks much better On Black
Title: Strathfield Training School - milling machine
Date: 1969
Digital ID: NRS-21573-2-10-PR5941_001
Rights: No known copyright restrictions www.records.nsw.gov.au/about-us/rights-and-permissions
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The glass ball holding the "bubble gum balls" is approximately 3/4 inch in width and height. The hand is that of a Dawn doll, much smaller than a Barbie if you are unfamiliar with her.
The four photos show different distance ratios of my macro lens.
My newest machine is called THE PISTON STEPPER. It is a reworking of the idea for my first marble machine. It is made using cherry, maple, yellowheart, and walnut. Each part of the machine is handmade from real wood, cut to fit, tested, and finished for optimal performance.
Here is the video:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=zwLshQ0GwCQ&feature=youtu.be
Enjoy!
First sketches and models for the Time Machine, a new interactive art project created by Pataphysical Studios.
In this brainstorm session, each team member sketched out their own ideas, then discussed them with the group, to design our upcoming time travel experience together.
Next, we plan to create a composite design with some of these ideas, to integrate them into a single blueprint.
To be continued ...
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View our Time Machine slides:
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A couple of weeks' ago, my washing machine died. You don't realise how much you use your washing machine until it's out of action ... appreciate your washing machine! Thankfully my mum lives nearby so I took bags full of washing there.
We have a new machine now, but I thought the old one would make a cool shot for No.46 - Useless, in 111 in 2011.
Volvo B10BLE Wright Renown 258 was withdrawn from use today after 19 years on the island as its MOT expires on Tuesday and the company have decided on the last minute that they will not be putting it up for another test this year. However I can confirm it has entered preservation and is going to Scotbus Preservation Group in Dundee. Acquired brand new in October 1999 for Whites Coaches, it passed to Leasks in April 2010 and it soldiered on for 8 years, by January 2013 it was the oldest low floor vehicle still on the road in Shetland but by March 2017, it became the oldest member of the Leasks fleet.
It has proved to be very reliable and still continued to provide good service regularly but overall it has proved itself very useful and popular over the years because of its reliability and go anywhere nature. Due to this, it was used on all routes across Shetland for 8 years it was a very reliable machine, rarely broke down and continued to provide good service regularly during its final years. Overall its in better condition mechanically both inside and out than all of the native low floors on the island although it was off the road from July 2014-January 2016 getting a new rear axle. Is rather sad to see this bus go as it is one the best ones and have grown up with it since age 5
Seen here on the 1254 Town Service relief on Saturday 19 January 2018