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I am so happy and honored that you chose my photo to be featured in your magazine among such talented artists 😍 A huge thank you for this wonderful reward ❤️ Lots of love 😘❤️
I spend quite a large part of my life choosing, testing and repairing photographic equipment. It takes me much more time than creating pictures..
Once I unwittingly overheard a conversation of men drinking alcohol on the river bank.
They talked about fishing and choosing equipment for this.
One of them had a heavy box of various fishing gear. He showed them with pride, laid out and sorted out ... spinners, wobblers, fishing lines, hooks ...
And the other could boast of nothing but a shovel.
But I remember his words well:
".. there are men's magazines about women,
But sometimes it's just a woman.."
After that He dug up worms and went to fish..)
Nice weather and great photos this weekend for all of us
And let the pleasure of the process does not replace the result for us ! ) ) )
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from the last obsolete roll I tested
The expiration date of the Fuji S-400 is not exactly known,
packaging without boxes 35mm film rolls
exposed as iso 200
nikon fm2n camera
50mm 1.4 Cosina for Nikon Planar lens
Epson V600 scanned
This months issue of Virtual You Magazine features an article by me, with some thoughts about how I see second life.
Links to my sims:
This photo is integrant part of Gallant Magazine Fall Issue
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A former explosives store. Large scale quarrying operations (the building of a dam) once took place nearby.
Burrator, Dartmoor, Devon
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Esperamos sus proyectos en las áreas de: Arte (Instalación, performance, intervención de espacios).
Diseño (Muebles, objetos, espacios)
Música (Proyectos musicales contemporáneos con intervención en las artes gráficas y nuevas tecnologías)
Todos los proyectos relacionados con el tema "Secretos y / o Erotismo"
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Antes del 15 de marzo de 2009
I was featured on the cover of this local skateboard magazine called Grind back in the mid-eighties, fun stuff
This photo is integrant part of Gallant Magazine Fall Issue
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Starting the year with strength, love and style! Thank you beautiful models! <3 (Page. 68)
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Il est toujours temps d'envoyez vos photos pour l'issue 2 à:
It is always time of send your photos for the issue 2 in:
frenchkiss@maquis-art.com
Improved version of the 500C/M.
Following the design principle of the previous models, the Victor Hasselblad AB made the V-series completely modular: Not only the lenses, but also the winding crank, the viewfinder and the film magazine are exchangeable during normal operation of the camera. With the introduction of the 500C/M, also the focussing screen became easily exchangeable. The 500C/M was also sold as the Hasselblad 500 Classic bundle that included a 80mm lens and A12 film back.
Here we had to pick between four different magazines to "work for." There was Seventeen Magazine featuring a new teenie-bopper, Time Magazine featuring a retired politician, Sports Illustrated featuring an athlete, and Wired Magazine featuring an eclectic computer nerd millionaire. Guess which one I picked...THE GEEK, of course! haha
I LOVE how it turned out!
© www.davidatlanta.com | images by Tim Wilkerson
Here's the page From David featuring my profile. I actually kinda like the picture they chose. My thanks go out to photographer Tim Wilkerson for making me look halfway decent. ;-)
(And i wonder if it was significant that my 42-year-old ass ended up on page 42. I always have had a thing for numbers...)
我的摩比當雜誌模特兒了!!本月的機車人雜誌介紹mini mike,介紹迷你雲豹跟KSR 110,刊頭照片借用我的寶貝摩比,超開心的!
BIKERS Magazine introduced mini bike this month and borrowed my playmobil to work as the masthead photography, it's very happy that my playmobil could show up on this mike magazine.
i picked up a stack of early '70s seventeens at goodwill - more fuel for my neverending desire to dress like iris from taxi driver
As the name says, this was one of a few magazines for storing explosives on ships entering the Mersey.
Eventually as the population of the area grew, so too did the concerns of the residents of having such
an explosive compound on their door step. After much debate and arguing a local resident and member
of the gentry called Sir George Gray set up a committee and lobbied parliament. In 1851 an act of parliament concluded that the gunpowder would now be stored on floating hulks just off the coast of Eastham. The magazine at New Brighton was decommissioned and the powder was moved down river to Eastham.
The magazine itself was built over many years ago, but the gateway remains.
A Free Gift from -RC- Cluster for Spotlight Magazine!
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I remember buying my first issue of Seventeen magazine at the grocery store when I was 13. I loved the preppy plaid styles and (at the time) exciting articles.
Blythe a Day - Seventeen - 4/17/24
Mondrian Blythe
Top and Sweater - Etsy
Text added in BeFunky
31110 'TRACTION magazine' poses at Old Oak Common during an open day on the 6th of August 2000. A grim one, but it does have something of an atmosphere about it.
The Block 10 mine, one of the original BHP leases, was floated as the BHP Block 10 Co. Ltd in 1888. A concentration mill was erected at the mine in the 1890s to treat sulphide ore. Underground subsidence seriously affected the mill and, as a result, a new mill was erected on this hill in 1903, about 600 metres from the mine.
An aerial ropeway, the first at Broken Hill, was completed in 1904. This transported broken ore from the mine to a large storage bin above the mill. The mill cost £50 000 and could treat 3500 tons of ore per week.
The mine produced 2.5 million tons of ore and paid £1.5 million in dividends up to 1923 when it and the mill closed and were purchased by BHP. The mine was reworked by Broken Hill South Ltd between 1946 and 1960. Much of the mine site is now covered by overburden dumps from modern open-cut operations.
The concrete foundations on site are the remnants of the Block 10 concentration mill erected in 1903. The mill, designed by Captain John Warren and containing many of his inventions, was the first all electric mill in Broken Hill.
The aerial ropeway delivered broken ore from the mine to a storage bin above the mill. Broken ore was fed to crushing rolls and then passed to cylindrical trommels and hydraulic classifiers for sizing. Subsequent treatment consisted of wet concentration by jigs, Wilfley tables and vanners. These relied on specific gravity to separate the heavier lead and silver minerals from the zinc minerals. The resultant concentrate contained about two-thirds of the lead and one-half of the silver in the original ore, but very little zinc.
Flotation units were added to the mill in 1910 to produce a zinc concentrate from the tailings. Combined gravity-flotation concentration mills were standard at Broken Hill until after 1930 when the first all-flotation plants were installed.
Source: City Of Broken Hill.
I was contacted a few months ago by the editor-in-chief of the Ukrainian edition of photography magazine "Photographer" with regard to an interview and feature of my work. Well, it went better than expected and not only did I get 14 pages but I also made the cover. To say I am made up is an understatement and most certainly my biggest achievement to date.
The magazine is published in both the Ukraine and Russia and so does not translate easily, so I have pasted my interview below. Completely self indulgent of course, but there are times when you just have to share your happy moments. :-)