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The View-Master has a long history, dating back to the late 1930's in Portland, Oregon, USA. It was initially conceived by William Gruber and Harold Graves. Graves, who was president of Sawyers Photographic Services saw the potential of Gruber's camera rig he has developed for taking stereo photographs. The pair formed a partnership and the View-Master was born in 1938.
Initially it was intended that the View-Master be an educational tool, primarily aimed at adults, but as time developed the appeal of the View-Master soon spread to other areas, one of the more notable being children's entertainment.
The US Military were keen advocates of the View-Master and had specially commissioned sets of reels produced to aid with artillery spotting and aircraft identification during World War II. They purchased many millions of reels for this purpose, together with 10's of thousands of Model B viewers.
Sawyers didn't have the market to themselves and the Tru-Vue Company was a serious rival. In 1951 Sawyers purchases the Tru-Vue Company and importantly also obtained the rights to present Disney characters on their reels.
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Saturday. Baltimore Comic-Con 2011.
So I mistook Master Chef for Master Chief.
No X-Files. No Married with Children. I don't watch Fox.
Cosplay of Master Chief from Halo at PAX Australia 2015
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Presenting Wu, your resident master of Spinjitzu, Airjitzu, and probably a bunch of other jitzus that will be revealed in good time.
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Been meaning to do this ever since the first wave of spinjitzu ninjago, but never got around to actually building it. Was re-inspired again recently by similar mocs for the cmf ballerina.
Diagram by Fumiyaki Kawahata.
Folded by me.
Unryu paper backcoated to lokta paper (24 x 24cm).
May the Force be with you.
This is the "Photo Master" camera. It is a simple point-and-shoot roll film camera which was made by the "Monarch Manufacturing Company" of Chicago Illinois USA around 1940. This is one of the many models of inexpensive pocket-sized cameras produced by the Monarch Company during the 1930s, 40s and early 1950s.
The chassis itself is made entirely out of thick black molded bakelite, and is a common chassis design for low-priced pocket cameras produced during that era. It closely resembles the "Dasco", "Majestic", "Waldorf" and "Churchill", also produced by Monarch. Like the "Churchill" and the "Dasco" this camera was marketed as an inexpensive compact "candid minicam" camera. The only difference between the various models is the name printed on the front circular faceplate, because of this they are often referred to by collectors as "doughnut cameras". Monarch basically re-released the exact same camera under various names, without having to make design changes. This lowered production costs, which intern allowed Monarch to sell their cameras at a lower price. Monarch would even release cameras such as the "Dick Tracy" and "Brenda Starr Club Reporter" under the brand name of the "Seymour Products Company".
The camera features a built-in optical viewfinder with a metal face plate located on the front. The shutter mechanism is a simple fixed speed rotary/disc type shutter, and features two different exposure settings; "INST" (instant) and "TIME". The camera would have originally used "Vest Pocket Film" or "A8" (127 film) and would have made sixteen exposures (4 by 6.5 cm frames) on a standard roll of 127 film. The rear cover is the camera is clips onto the main chassis via two metal tabs and features two green exposure number viewing windows. The lens on the camera is a simple meniscus lens.
Jamie Constable reviewing his competition in his Tyrrell 011B while Gray Gregory prepares to go out in his March 761 (#15)
Master Bedroom designed by Morlen Sinoway - Chicago. Featuring a Custom Sinoway King bed with matching nightstands, Papa Bear chairs by H. Wegner, Bestlite Sconces, and Serge Mouille Floor lamp.
"Mastering the modelshoot" workshop
Zaterdag 15 November : 85.00 euro pp
Leer alles over de modelshoot, van de voorbereiding tot het retouchen en delen van je werk, plus building your brand en business tips.
In 3 totaal verschillende setups zie je hoe we het licht neerzetten, uitmeten en fijn tunen, het model word gestyled en gecoached voor de perfecte pose en expressie bij die setup.
Van elke setup zie je ook het volledige selectie en retouch process.
Dit is de meest complete workshop voor modelfotografie op de markt.
Locatie : Emmeloord
Tijdsduur : 10:00-16:00
Kosten : 85.00 pp inclusief lunch en BTW
Inschrijven via info@frankdoorhof.com
Nog 5 plekken.
Colin Moran, Station Master, Pickering, UK.
I spent some time chatting with Colin while I took his portrait. He's an interesting man who takes pride in his appearance and has a tale or two to tell about life on the North Yorkshire Moors Railway.
See my previous uploads for more on this story.
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Gorka Alegre , componente del grupo BARON ROJO , dio un master class de bajo ,en la Rockoteca de Peralta , una noche muy entretenida.....
The Orion building (left) built in 2006, and it's neighbor, the McGraw-Hill building (1931) which looks like it should be in a Flash Gordon serial.
Master Gardener Tour, June 24, 2023 in Sequim, Washington. Six homes were opened to the public exhibiting a vast array of flowers and other ornamental lawn and yard art.