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Heavy objects handling and lifting, the hard work done by four people, with the help of a manipulator, one person can easily complete it, and it is safe and efficient.
The manipulator is widely used in dumping operations in the chemical production process, safe, easy and efficient.
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Finnish origin comes from the fact that these traffic-clips / "piggy-concrete" has been designed and made āāin a workshop with the City of Helsinki is a talented unemployed job, ... or something like that.
Digital manipulated collage
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Manipulated in PSP. Pust a soft focus on the surrounding area of the lighthouse, and make the photo to look like it's a painting on canvas.
The Electrotomic Manipulator was the most powerful handgun of the late1800's. The kick was so powerful it could break a man's wrist. Therefore, it was necessary to grip the ray gun with both hands. The EM delivered a devastating round which could disintergrate a charging elephant at a hundred yards. -GP
Longer ago than I care to admit, I was dropping our recyclables off, and saw the face of this āEXITā sign sitting atop a pile of plastic bottles when I opened one of the bin doors. So of course, I took it and threw it into the back of my truck.
And some things that should not have been forgotten, were lost.
History became legend, legend became myth, and for two-and-a-half months, the sign passed out of all knowledge.
Until, when chance came, it ensnared a beholder, who noticed it one Sunday afternoon while getting gas and happened to have his camera at hand. Partially obscured by the colorful leaves of fall, all is placed and arranged as it was naturally.
The Photoshop work is mine, however.
My precious.
Yeh. I had an idea many people have had. I thought i'd give it a go. Unfortunately, I had to hold the orange and apple in place with my finger, so it was quite hard to do. I am going to redo it with more orange showing and more light on the left.
Strobist info: SB-24, 1/8th power, 24mm, DIY Softbox
Comments welcome.
I purposely oversaturated the colors in this shot of the Great White on Morey's Wild Wheels Pier in Wildwood, NJ
for the "manipulate this--play on!" group.
www.flickr.com/groups/manipulatethis/discuss/155139/
original from me
A photo manipulated using the Orton Imagery technique. Thanks to my Flickr friend Geoff from whom I picked this up. You can hasten the process by using layers instead of duplicate images. Clicked while on a trip to Wayanad district in the state of Kerala. I felt the roof of the little house enhanced this picture and in a way lifted it from the mundane.
No much opportunity for photography as it is the peak of the monsoons in Kerala and we hardly get to see the sun here. So the light is always poor and the local denizens of the animal kingdom are on a break forcing me also to hang up my camera.
Edited for the 'Show Us Your Style [let others edit your pictures]'
Original by Flickr's 'Mossling'
Thanks to Ghostbones for the texture(s).
Model and photo by pubpusher. Texture from pixmanianque at the texture for layers group. Thank you both.