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My new project for the BrickLink Designer Program that could become the next set with your support.
A boy’s dream becomes reality as he and his parents spend their holidays on the farm. Explore a model full of little stories and details of the farm life. The farm comes with a big farmhouse, a barn with a garden, a tree, a van, and many accessories such as a wheelbarrow and a kite.
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This is a digital rendering, but I built a 'proof of concept' to make sure it works with real bricks too.
These new parents look tuckered out, no doubt with 22 babes!! Guess where the chicks all are in this picture?!
A parent bug nymph. Went back to see if it is still there on a following day and it has disappeared. Other benches in the gardens all still have their little shieldbug nurseries. Wonder where this little dude is?
Yeshe, a six-year-old boy in front of his parents' house near the village of Aba in the Serta Golok region. In between the various ceremonies and events to celebrate the Tibetan New Year, we walked outside the village to various people and homesteads. Yeshe was here alone but neighboring friends or acquaintances were near him and talked to him and I had to do something so that he could look at me in an unbiased and natural way. He had the amulet around his neck under his jacket and the people around him folded down the collar of his jacket to make it visible. It shows the Panchen Lama, who is the highest spiritual authority for the Tibetans after the Dalai Lama.
Leica M6 (Tit.); Leica Summilux 1,4/35 mm Asph. (Ltd. Version); Fuji Neopan 400, dev. with Ilford ID-11; sol. 1 :1; scanned with Nikon Coolscan 8000ED (wich doesn't work now).
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This golden-headed lion tamarin watches one of it's young clamber around it's enclosure at the #NationalZoo
Now that it's getting colder again, the woodpecker is more active at our feeding station again. His parents were very busy in spring, he was staying in the area and is now getting ready for the cold season...eating away!
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31 years ago today my mom died. This was her last picture. My youngest son was just 6 weeks old, and my parents were going to Florida for the winter. I was going to miss them. They would be back by April to file their income taxes. Home shopping club had been advertising this new telephone device, that you plugged your phone into it, and if someone had the same device, you could see them while you were talking to them! Futuristic for sure! We didn’t buy them. My mom died the next day, after they arrived in Florida to their house trailer from a heart attack. She was 70 years old. That was a Sunday morning August 8, 1991. I was just remembering our conversations of how I was going to miss her and how I wished we had those devices to see each other while we talked. 31 years later, I just finished talking to my older son and daughter in law from my Ipad with FaceTime. We FaceTime all the time without thinking about it. 31 years ago it was a dream. I never had another phone call from my mom after she left, and she didn’t come back in April. My Dad came back two days later. I saw my mom at her funeral. She has been with the Lord these past 31 years. My dad joined her on October 31, 1999. Time sure does fly by and things change so much in this world. The Good news is The Lord never changes! His Word doesn’t change either. Some people think it should change to accept today’s changes. I have peace that it doesn’t change. The Bible says, Jesus Christ the same yesterday, and to day, and for ever. Hebrews 13:8❤️
The pond at home acts as a nursery helping to restore the frog population in the area.
About 3 years ago when the first baby frogs (Pelophylax esculentus) were born there was one, the biggest of them all that since its juvenile years sat at position 45, if one looks at the pond as a clock.
At start of winter the frogs leave for hibernation in the close by bushes and only come back to the pond by spring of the next year as adults to mate and then leave after laying their eggs. For the rest of the year, until next hibernation, only the year's babies inhabit the pond.
Unusually this year I observed there was a big adult one still there and sitting exclusively at position 45.
I have a suspicion this is 45, now close to 4 years old, parenting its offspring. Also, this is first time I see the display of close interaction among them, touching each other in the hands and the feet.
Baselland, Switzerland
PB_M0109-2.2 - 400mm
This young Barn Swallow had landed on this bolted sticking out the side of this food bridge and the parent went down to encourage to fly. I was less than 5 feet from them, so I took a quick couple shots and backed off and watched until I saw them fly up out of the area. Thinking teaching a kid to walk is hard, try to teach it to fly!
Sony ILCEO a6500 | SIGMA 30mm ƒ1.4 DCDN | Contemporary 016
This is from a set of 6 spoons and a larger serving spoon that was left in a home and discovered by my wife's grandmother's parents.
Back at the Hunter Wetlands, a great day with Archie McCafferty!
I took many photos of these Moorhens with their babies but not many came out ok, I think it had something to do with the time of day and reflection off the water.. that's my excuse anyway ;-)
This is my last photo from our Sorrento holiday, taken in the hotel just before we handed the key in. It's the traditional family on holiday shot!
I wanted to thank you for following my holiday, which kept me going on Flickr for 7 months!! I am grateful to have this site to share my photos on. I would take the photos regardless, cos it's what I do when we go away, but it's such a bonus having this platform to share them from, particularly with our parents all gone. (I'm going all sentimental with Christmas so close!)
Again, huge thanks for following me and commenting ^_^
This little guy seemed lonely up in that nest awaiting the parent to return. Seen here assuming position to receive regurgitated lunch.
They are divorced for more that 15 years but I found these polaroids from their wedding...
explored <3
Yesterday I visited my parents. The living room still looks like it used to. There's the games console that I used to play on for hours as a small child. And the record player is still there too! I loved listening to my parents' old records as a child. I was also happy to see my beloved cat again! Nothing has changed and that's how I love it!
Head - Lelutka EvoX Fleur
Body - Maitreya Lara Petite
Nails - Mango Milk Almond
Skin - Moccino Louise
Earrings - Sigma Tassel
Rings & Bracelets - AvaWay Adele
Choker - Cynful Diamond Choker
Hair - Doux Dani
Skirt - Neve Swift
Jacket - Amitomo Give me that
Top - Cheezu Jiu
Tights - Rouly Fishnet Tights
Panties - Lunafell Heart
Cigarette - NikotiN Cigarette Bento
Pose - Lyrium Catia
Meopta Flexaret IIa (S/N:30130190a)
Meopta Mirar II 1:3.5 f=80cm (S/N: 20449300)
Foma Fomapan 100 (200 ISO)
Agfa Rodinal 1:50 for 12 min (20C)
This is a shot of the interior of the cathedral in my city of Viseu. The church started being built in the 12th century. This is where my parents were married and my wife was baptized.
A female Downy woodpecker (Dryobates pubescens) passes suet to the youngster at the top of the feeder. Eventually it was persuaded to get some directly.