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Route branded 47/57 Big Lemon ADL Enviro YX10 FET seen on an odd working on route 52 this afternoon.
I am really liking my new body shape its so nice to be able to have a bit more choice when it comes to styles. Not saying bigger girls shouldn't wear short dresses its just i didn't feel right in them myself.
My are looks a little bendy/bowed in this image the joys of foreshortening i am afraid.
I wore this for my visit to Janet the other day ever so different to my normal retro look.
while at work on Tuesday I got a text from my neighbours daughter a very odd thing to happen!
She is working in a beauty parlour and does makeup nails brows lashes you know the kind of thing. anyway she asked id I could help with an idea she had for her place of work.
So this evening I sat around a table her talking about how she can put together a trans open evening at her place of work. Like I said odd things happen to me at times. I gave her an insight to our world and what we might be interested in from basics like manicure and brow shaping to laser hair removal. all in all it was very productive She also showed me a girl she is talking to who dresses from Bristol Lucy is her name and I recognise her from flickr. now that's a small world. Looks like I am going to be a makeup project sometime soon, should be a giggle.
So if you are anywhere near north Essex/ Suffolk boarder you might have a trans friendly beauty salon to go to. I will let you know if it happens
One of my classic takes with the spring tulip blossoms of the Pacific Northwest is photographing the odd ones out. I seek out the oddball misfits and the mis-colored ones amongst the uniform rows of neatly planted tulips. I presumed that these bulbs were planted either intentionally or they just crept it. Regardless, they form a great subject to add contrast when shooting tulips
Skagit Valley
WA USA`
Some Namiki maki-e fountain pens and a ballpoint. Don't be a snob, ballpoints can also be beautiful and great writers.
With a Laowa 60mm f2.8 and my trusty 6D.
One VW had crept onto the 142 today, so I had a quick ride. Surprisingly fully blinded (unlike some of the TE’s!) VW1274 is seen running down into Bushey. 19.1.23.
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This is Odd in his livingroom.
Strobist:
AB800 1x in octabox to camera left.
AB800 1x with umbrella to camera right.
Cybersyncs trigger & receivers.
#AbFav_WHEELS
#AbFav_PHOTOSTORY
adapted to more unusual vehicles.
Or being used creatively.
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926 "Repton" and 60009 "Union of South Africa" make for an unusual double header over the river Irwell at Summerseat during the ELR Autumn gala. 19-10-19.
I don’t have a particularly, sharp image because I couldn’t get very close, but we ran across an odd looking duck at a local lake. But for the color it looks like a mallard hen, and it was hanging out in a small flock of mostly mallards.
The best I can come up with is this is a leucistic mallard hen. Leucism is caused by a partial loss of pigmentation resulting in white, pale, or patchy coloration of skin, hair, feathers, scales or cuticle, <u> but not the eyes</u>. Unlike albinism, it is caused by a reduction in multiple types of pigment, not just absence of melanin.
If any of you duck / bird experts have other thoughts about what this might be I would love to hear about it.
Radnor Lake State Natural Area, Nashville, Tennessee, USA. December 25, 2016.
AHHHHHHHHHH...
I never heard Odd scream this hard!
Or heard Storm laugh this loud!
Odd was just sitting on this chair (not knowing Storm is very protective about 'his' chair) when Storm snuck up on him and grabbed Odd with his claws.
He then did an impressive yawn to show Odd all his teeth...
At this point i heard a scream that gave me the chills...
Storm was still laughing so hard when i ran into the room...
I told Storm to apologise to Odd for making him so scared.
I think they are friends again!
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Spotted this lone greylag goose in among a large gathering of about fifty canada geese feeding on the rich grasses of Averon marshes.
Week 34: Numbers - Odd Groups
I'm sorry for the late entry, been sort of crazy week. All week I wondered what to take a shot of. I played with a few things and then as I was sitting on our patio one evening, I looked up and there was my shot! Comments always welcome! #photochallenge2015
Chungkee panda and Lucia monkey found an odd creature on their walk. Chungkee wants to take it home with them. Lucia is not sure that is a good idea.
Day 281 of 366.
Well, well, well, look who we have here. The Finnish railway system is going to be converted to the new ETCS-system, and for ETCS-testings, the class Sr1 electric locomotive number 3018 has been chosen. It usually performs tests in Kymeenlaakso region, and in this scene, the odd fellow can be seen at rest at Kouvola depot.
This was quite surreal - watching the Giraffes being corralled for the evening - with their long necks swaying and odd shaped heads gathering in the door light.
A result of the refraction of sunrays the cat's eyes from my Norwegian Forest Cat "Élaine" appear in two different colors.
Durch die Lichtbrechung der Sonnenstrahlen erscheinen die Augen von meiner Norwegischen Waldkatze "Élaine" in zwei unterschiedlichen Farbtönen.
British Airways Airbus A319-131 G-EUPJ is the odd one out of the four 'planes given 'retro' colours for the airline's centenary, in that the other three are Boeing 747s (which design actually carried the three different liveries they now wear), whereas the BEA livery pre-dates this type by around 50 years! The nose and cockpit area actually looks somewhat reminiscent of the Hawker Siddeley 'Tridents', which wore this livery from their introduction in the 1960s.