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Practicing Scott's setup at home.
Notice my DIY boom - I'm particularly proud of the counter-weight solution ;-)
Biggest challenge - focusing on the spot you're going to be stending in.
Its been a while since i threw something up here. Work has been ruff this past few weeks, but it should get interesting this following few months.
This is the workhorse camera. Canon PowerShot SD550.
The Panta Rhei Project participated in the Freelance Star Sponsored Make a difference day. We created an art installation of 650 coat hangers representing the 650 homeless people in Fredericksburg and collected coats to fill the coat hangers. The collected coats are to be donated to the Thurman Brisbane Center in Fredericksburg.
For more information on the Panta Rhei Project visit: www.pantarheiproject.com
Featuring: Accessories, Animals/Pets/Companions, Animations/Poses, Avatar Components, Builds, Clothing, Footwear, Hairs, Home and Garden, Skins, Tattoos, Vehicles
Event Opening Date: May 31, 2024
Event Closing Date: June 3, 2024
Pricing: 59L - 99L Items
K9 Weekend Website
MIA: NeutralTones
This is an in-store event, please click links in images
www.seraphimsl.com/2024/05/31/make-your-weekend-complete-...
Make Up: Marlene Vinha, Pretty Exquisite
Hair: Anjos Urbanos
Floral design & styling: Sofia Ferreira, Brancoprata
Venue: Quinta da Vista Alegre
Photography: André Teixeira, Brancoprata
{Film photos taken with Contax 645, Canon EOS1 and scanned at Carmencita Film Lab}
Macro ring light makes the eyes very animated and a little freaky.
Canon 5D, MPE65mm, 2x mag
Meike FC-100 Macro Ring Flash LED Light (Economy ring flash or light with variable power and modes allowing 1/2 ring flash).
Wolf spider (Family Lycosidae)
Information from ednieuw.home.xs4all.nl/australian/Lycosidae/Lycosidae.html
"These spiders are real hunters and have excellent eyesight. They are rather big and are easily spotted on places in the sun, often at damp places. If you spot spiders speeding away on the ground and several spiders have white sacs attached to their spinnerets at the back of their body you can be sure you deal with wolf spiders.
Their name "wolf spider" is derived from the fact that people erroneously thought they hunted in groups like wolves. In Australia there are 130 descibes species in nine genera.
The spider lives in every variety of terrestrial habitats. They can even been found on the water skating over it and even diving under the surface catching small fish and insects.
The cephalothorax (head-breast part) is elongated and usually high and narrowed in the front. They have eight eyes. Four small ones are located at the lower part of the face. Immediately above these there are two large eyes looking forward and father back there are also two big eyes that look upward. In this way the spider can look in four directions and can perceive moving insect at a distance of several inches. The legs and chelicera (jaws) are robust. The spider vigorously attacks her prey crushing it with her stout chelicera.
The majority of the genera carry their eggs in an egg sac attached at the back of their abdomen. Some genera (Arctosa, Trochosa and Alopecosa) keep their eggs under the ground in web coated holes or tubes. The youngsters crawl on top of the abdomen of the mother and stay there until they change their skin for the first time. The female spider is a creature with a variable temper. Notorious for her rapacious activities, she displays solicitude for her eggs and young that can scarcely be met by any other spider. Her egg-sac, attached to her spinnerets, is a precious thing she will defend with her life. Her instinct is very powerful but she also can be easily fooled. When her egg sac is changed for something artificial, like a piece of cork or a wad of paper or cotton, she also will defend the artificial sac with her life. After two or three weeks, her young develop to a point where they can leave the sac. The mother bite open the sac and within a few hours all the young has climbed on the abdomen where they will stay until their first change of skin. During that time the mother will engage her normal hunting activities with her young tightly attached to her body. When the young are brushed from her body they will crawl back very quickly. In the time the young are attached at the body of their mother they do not eat. Their bodies are supplied with enough food to live during this period. The youngsters do drink water during their stay by drinking dewdrops in the morning. "
You can also look at en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wolf_spider
I suspect that this is Genus Lycosa
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my b-day today. i made one wish and it'll certainly come true.:-D
and happy b-day to all those celebrating their b-day.:-)
Make Your Own Anything Day
Saturday, September 24, 2011
BMW Guggenheim Lab
First Park | Houston at Second Ave.
New York City
Who needs to outsource manufacturing anymore? Meet the kid-friendly future of manufacturing as the cooperative team of HTINK and the folks at MakerBot Industries bring their mobile mini-manufacturing plant to the BMW Guggenheim Lab. Whether you’re a real kid or just a kid at heart, a certified techie or confused by touchscreens, you’ll have fun using MakerBot’s mini 3-D printers to make your own gizmo, thingy, or doohickey.
Photos: Duncan Ball
Crosstown Classic 2021
Chicago White Sox vs. Chicago Cubs
Guaranteed Rate Field (formerly U.S. Cellular Field, New Comiskey Park)
Chicago, IL
August 28th, 2021
All photos © Joshua Mellin per the guidelines listed under "Owner settings" to the right.