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Dark corner completed and as an extra bonus a repeat cut has been located, which means that the trees should be more manageable.
Lineup of four of the original 2011 Disney Animators' Collection 16'' Dolls (in the back row) vs the 2013 versions (in the front row). They are in alphabetical order within each row.
Front row (2013): Belle, Merida, Rapunzel and Snow White.
Back row (2011): Belle, Merida, Rapunzel and Snow White.
The most improved dolls over the original Animator dolls are Snow White and Merida, due to their much more manageable hair. I also love Snow White's new outfit, although the old outfit was more movie accurate. The hair on Belle and Rapunzel isn't quite as good as on the original dolls, and their outfits are a little lower in quality. Also Rapunzel's outfit is a bit too similar to the old design, whereas the other three dolls have quite different outfits. I'm glad that the glitter is quite well glued to the outfits, except for Merida's sprayed on glitter, which does shed a bit.
Note: Please refer to the side by side comparisons of the different dolls in this group for detailed comparative reviews of the dolls.
When I look at the original of this shot, it breaks my heart. How could I be so cruel as to take a photo of my baby crying? Presenting it this way makes it more manageable.
For the record, I don't think she was crying quite as hard as it looks like she was, if that's any consolation.
Also, she had a bit of a sore tummy that day, which is why she was crying.
Scavenger Hunter Gatherer photo challenge #53 - tears/sad
Zekarias Musa of Tsetse Kebele said, "the new toilet is very safe to use and easily manageable." Benishangul Gumuz.© UNICEF Ethiopia /2018/Tadesse
It looks rickety but accommodated me, my camera bag and tripod quite well during my forays to Brewster Flats. The climb back up was a bit formidable but some carpenter graciously placed two benches to the left and right of the bottom part of this photograph which made the remaining (unseen) ascent (about ten more steps up) manageable.
The Island Packet SP Cruiser is a motorsailer, featuring a large engine and a manageable sail plan. With a pilothouse, twin cockpits and a self-tending rig, she's long on comfort, too. Photos by Glen Justice and the Seeker Crew. To see more marine photography, go to www.madmariner.com. Para ver estas fotos en nuestro sitio en español, visite www.marineroloco.com
It's my party and I'll cry if I want to. But I don't want to.
Another busy day in work, but in the context of this week it was actually pretty manageable. Then it was home for a very intimate gathering - just the householders, my old man, and a Chinese banquet. :)
This was augmented by lots of lovely cards, messages, gifts and phone calls - and a marvellous drawing from Robert of me working on my current Lego model.
This helium balloon is next level, as it has been taking lessons from Goodyear's finest and is illuminated within!
I had the pleasure of attending the Carnevale in Venice in February 2011 - what a great experience! This was about my 4th or 5th Carnevale and they keep getting better. Many of the masked characters recognized me from prior years and gave me great access for photos. I also had the chance to shoot with many others; some in masks and costumes, some face paintees, and some faces in the crowd - great fun. Because of the large number of photos I took during the Carnevale I will use a separate set for each day to make it manageable. These photos are from my first day there, Sunday, 27 February 2011.
2 gigantic front pouches on top of another large front pouch (hard to see here but it actually has some sizable stuff in it like Kiev extension tubes) but no side pouches. There is a thin back pouch and two large zipper pockets in flap too.
The F1 series is similar in size and better for journalists or someone who has to work out of their bag because it's longer while this bag is deeper - to fully maximize the space (and make it mega heavy) you have to bury your shit a little. On the plus size it's a little more manageable to carry though, especially through tighter spaces than those longer bags.
If you look closely, you can see rock flying through the air (in the smoke) after the charge was set off. Crews are blasting the boulders into smaller, more manageable pieces.
Moosewood, Striped Maple...I love these little leaves, they become plate sized by mid summer so I am enjoying using them while they are a little more manageable.
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I had the pleasure of attending the Carnevale in Venice in February 2011 - what a great experience! This was about my 4th or 5th Carnevale and they keep getting better. Many of the masked characters recognized me from prior years and gave me great access for photos. I also had the chance to shoot with many others; some in masks and costumes, some face paintees, and some faces in the crowd - great fun. Because of the large number of photos I took during the Carnevale I will use a separate set for each day to make it manageable. These photos are from my first day there, Sunday, 27 February 2011.
We finished off Day 13 by going back to the Institut du Monde Arabe for a few more shots and swinging by a local boardgame cafe. Our next day was filled with flights and happy reunions with family members (Makayla, Grampa and Grandma Robinson and a surprise visit from Leanne).
This brings the France trip photos to a close. I managed to trim down 1200 shots to a manageable 106 photos. I might revisit some other pictures in the future but I suspect I'll be busy with baby pictures very soon.
1. Cazenac Treescape 1, 2. Day 6: St-Cirq Lapopie Panorama, 3. Simeon, 4. Sundown on Paris, 5. Day 2: The Castle, 6. Pierre de Wiessant 2 - HDR, 7. Day 10: Drive to Paris, 8. Lower Chapel of the Sainte-Chapelle, 9. The Belltower, 10. Day 6: View from Cordes' ramparts, 11. Sous l'Arc 1, 12. No. 19, 13. Paris by Night 1, 14. Occulus, 15. Solitary Confinement, 16. Day 7: Fishing on the Dordogne, 17. Tower and Cloister HDR, 18. Upper Chapel Wide Angle, 19. Chockablock, 20. Day 9: Rocamadour, 21. Beynac sur Dordogne, 22. Day 7: Farm below Domme, 23. Inside-out cloister, 24. Meticulousness, 25. The 'Old' Barn
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This is one of the paintings in the fantastic Collection Jean Walter et Claude Guillaume, in the Musée de l'Orangerie in the Jardin des Tuileries in Paris. To protect the paintings the rooms are lit by dim yellow lighting, for which I tried to compensate in taking these pictures without flash (the museum doesn't allow flash photography). However, I don't think the images here are quite the true colours in the paintings, though they do give some idea of the magnificence of the paintings. It's really well worth visiting the Musée de l'Orangerie, which is a very manageable size to see in its entirety in an afternoon. Then you'd get to see these fantastic Impressionist paintings in their true glory.
Returned to the Badlands after spending a week here 3 months ago to catch end of summer changes…
Grasses are dying and turning glorious fall colors, and sunrise and sunset are both an hour later/earlier than before (making for a shorter more manageable shoot schedule).
Only shot 4 sessions this time…
Part of the Waldorf Astoria chain of hotels. The heat is MASSIVE - 111 degrees in the afternoon, making it impossible to walk barefoot on the resort area. But - consequently - manageable to visit summer-time from a price of point of view. Equally massive as the heat, is the view of the mountains. Also learnt that the word adult is synonymous with trash. In this case it was the weekend-open "adult pool" that inspired the thought ...
I had the pleasure of attending the Carnevale in Venice in February 2011 - what a great experience! This was about my 4th or 5th Carnevale and they keep getting better. Many of the masked characters recognized me from prior years and gave me great access for photos. I also had the chance to shoot with many others; some in masks and costumes, some face paintees, and some faces in the crowd - great fun. Because of the large number of photos I took during the Carnevale I will use a separate set for each day to make it manageable. These photos are from my first day there, Sunday, 27 February 2011.
After exhaustive testing we think we finally have a diagnosis! Irrititable Bowel Disease is what the specialist is thinking. This after looking with nearly every test under the sun.
Julian had a endoscopic biopsy performed Friday. The Dr. was able to get good samples.
The reports most likely won't be back from the lab until midweek, but Dr. B. was fairly confident that we've finally got it! The healing will be another road with possibly large potholes and bumps, but IBD is manageable with the right combination of meds and foods.
Even with all the support he has through pharmaceuticals, Julian is VERY uncomfortable! I can't imagine if we'd gone with opening him up to have a look! (Almost there big guy. Hang in there just a few more days.)
The Island Packet SP Cruiser is a motorsailer, featuring a large engine and a manageable sail plan. With a pilothouse, twin cockpits and a self-tending rig, she's long on comfort, too. Photos by Glen Justice and the Seeker Crew. To see more marine photography, go to www.madmariner.com. Para ver estas fotos en nuestro sitio en español, visite www.marineroloco.com
I absolutely love her vocaloid outfit! Problem is, I don't know if I can bear to change her out of this outfit LOL
Oh, her hair is definitely more manageable than Pullip Miku's
My review: botsndolls.blogspot.com/2012/01/review-pullip-megurine-lu...
To enjoy the view, you may need to risk in hiking a trail like this. It's a little scary, but manageable.
This trail is usually open in mid July. I hiked this trail in late July. I guess this trail is ice free in mid August.
the strobist photography group I belong to had a ballet shoot to play with strobes...you can tell the ones I shot with the strobes and one with my regular flash. They had diff groups setup up to split people into manageable groups, my main group was the ballerina in blue....learning learning learning
The Island Packet SP Cruiser is a motorsailer, featuring a large engine and a manageable sail plan. With a pilothouse, twin cockpits and a self-tending rig, she's long on comfort, too. Photos by Glen Justice and the Seeker Crew. To see more marine photography, go to www.madmariner.com. Para ver estas fotos en nuestro sitio en español, visite www.marineroloco.com
February 9, 2014
40::365
Woke up and was surprised it was only 7am. Made biscuits and coffee, and went to church. It was our day to be in Sunday school; the spring semester is so much nicer because the class is a manageable size. Home where we frantically worked on chores - laundry, vacuuming, cleaning bathrooms, etc. The children got to watch the Olympics once they were done. I headed back to church for my meeting. Target errands, then back home (again). Library where a tons of holds were waiting to be picked up, then Costco. My parents for dinner - our first family dinner with everyone in over 3 months. Got to watch some of the women's hockey game. Mom made fondue, since Dad missed out on New Year's fondue. We said it is silly to only do this once a year. We stuffed ourselves silly, and there was still chocolate fondue to eat. The kids were in bed by 7:45 while felt like a miracle, and I knit and watched the Olympics for the next 2 hours. It was the first time I sat down and relaxed all day.
Group photo of newly released 2013 Disney Animators' Collection 16'' Dolls that I just bought from my local Disney Store, on September 7, 2013. They were $24.95 each, but with my D23 15% discount, it came out to be $21.21 each before taxes. They have been fully deboxed, and are standing side by side (with a little help from the back wall).
From left to right they are Snow White, Belle, Rapunzel and Merida.
The most improved dolls over the original Animator dolls are Snow White and Merida, due to their much more manageable hair. I also love Snow White's new outfit, although the old outfit was more movie accurate. The hair on Belle and Rapunzel isn't quite as good as on the original dolls, and their outfits are a little lower in quality. Also Rapunzel's outfit is a bit too similar to the old design, whereas the other three dolls have quite different outfits. I'm glad that the glitter is quite well glued to the outfits, except for Merida's sprayed on glitter, which does shed a bit.
Taken for Assignment52 - Low Key
Well I felt like I cheated (a little bit) on the saxophone shot by darkening the background post-process.
I learnt from it though, and used objects of a more manageable size. These are both SOOC except a crop.
I had the pleasure of attending the Carnevale in Venice in February 2011 - what a great experience! This was about my 4th or 5th Carnevale and they keep getting better. Many of the masked characters recognized me from prior years and gave me great access for photos. I also had the chance to shoot with many others; some in masks and costumes, some face paintees, and some faces in the crowd - great fun. Because of the large number of photos I took during the Carnevale I will use a separate set for each day to make it manageable. These photos are from my first day there, Sunday, 27 February 2011.
Our dog Molly grabbed a stick that was probably 4 feet long to play with. Maggie broke it to a more manageable size, and she carried it with her down the trail.
Larry did this hike solo, as Ben had a soar knee from our last cross-country ski outing. In order to get to Mt Loder, you cross Doorjamb Mountain summit en route. The wind was up today, as it often is on this route. Thankfully it was just manageable, and Larry completed this double summit scramble in under 4 hours roundtrip.
By Ian Rees (Tucson, AZ) ... I’m about three or four hours into my first large-scale ceramics project (well, on my own)… I’ve separated the main elements into manageable parts and have done most of the groundwork for the general shape and structure of the piece… Left to do: detail the windows (make the panes’ lines clean) and add additional panes of the windows interiors… Then I intend to mount the facades onto another layer of clay behind… at an angle so that they:
a) stick out from the sky/background (you can see pieces of the sky to the right and top-left of the building pieces), and…
b) suggest the alleyway that appears on the right hand-side of that largest building in the center - to indicate more effectively its two-dimensionality… its two walls more perpendicular in appearance... In other words, I'm going to bend that big middle piece.
I’d say this is a little before the halfway point
It's nearly the end of the first week back at school, adapting to the new school run for William, and we are beginning to see glimpses of a manageable routine.
To think that this time last week we were enjoying Liguria.... This picture is fabulously misleading as the weather was generally glorious, and the sea so warm that even I ran in without a fuss. They were happy days.
This is one of the paintings in the fantastic Collection Jean Walter et Claude Guillaume, in the Musée de l'Orangerie in the Jardin des Tuileries in Paris. To protect the paintings the rooms are lit by dim yellow lighting, for which I tried to compensate in taking these pictures without flash (the museum doesn't allow flash photography). However, I don't think the images here are quite the true colours in the paintings, though they do give some idea of the magnificence of the paintings. It's really well worth visiting the Musée de l'Orangerie, which is a very manageable size to see in its entirety in an afternoon. Then you'd get to see these fantastic Impressionist paintings in their true glory.
This is one of the paintings in the fantastic Collection Jean Walter et Claude Guillaume, in the Musée de l'Orangerie in the Jardin des Tuileries in Paris. To protect the paintings the rooms are lit by dim yellow lighting, for which I tried to compensate in taking these pictures without flash (the museum doesn't allow flash photography). However, I don't think the images here are quite the true colours in the paintings, though they do give some idea of the magnificence of the paintings. It's really well worth visiting the Musée de l'Orangerie, which is a very manageable size to see in its entirety in an afternoon. Then you'd get to see these fantastic Impressionist paintings in their true glory.