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Day 187 [7-5-2016]
On the golf course. I woke up early this morning for a photo job in Plymouth that Scott helped me out on. It was such a beautiful day as well as an adventurous one. We had to take a print photos for everyone at the event which was a demanding job for me but in the end I think we did a good job. Getting that experience in!
I can't wait to see what the next day brings!
June 6, 2009, Explore #199
Moving, moving and then moving!
Don't think I've been doing anything else the last couple of weeks!
HATE IT :P
Well, I tried something else with the size and font of the text today :P
I think there is TO MUCH product placement in media nowadays!
What do you think?
A few test pics with my new camera that came out alright.
Trying new placements and settings/mountings. So I can take self photos again.
Going to take a while to sort out everything to take decent pics. :-)
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Liverpool St. Station, London
I didn't put the can there, it was all ready and waiting.
Red Bull, feel free to contact me if you want to use it for your next advertising campaign!.....
Thanks for taking the time to look, your comments are appreciated
Coming back down from Chedoke Falls, Scott spotted this rock jutting out in the middle of a little cascade. Since there were lots of red leaves around, he added one and began shooting. It should have been a small red leaf, but hey, he's doing well for a beginner! The setting is a bit busy, however, because Chedoke Creek flows under two large boulders, making a slightly confusing backgound. I have tried at least a dozen crops. These are the two I like best. Any thoughts?
any news, perkins?
nothing's gone in or come out, sir.
how about on the radio?
no word yet. wait a minute! I'm getting something!
what is it?
oh my god! it's the most awful screaming! it sounds like manic banshees from hell!
great! the product run-out is a smash.
product?
they found the new double-stuffed chocolate cookies. they're killing themselves over them.
and that's. . . good?
we definitely have a hit, perkins. the board will go ape.
what about the. . . er, casualties, sir?
what about them? stay in your lane, perkins.
yes, sir. of course, sir.
Classic plaid interior of a 1977 Volkswagen Westfalia camper. Featuring a coozie with my logo.
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Perhaps a more obvious form of subliminal advertising is the idea of hiding things in plain sight, like the use of product placement.
(*whispers* "Shop @ Target" LOL)
WWI is my favorite period of history and the aviation history has always fascinated me, as well as an affinity for the French soldiers in particular that faced down insurmountable odds. My desk has a nice display case with a glass front and I thought that was the perfect place to display these.
Though bit pricy, the quality on Brickmania products is top notch. The minifigures and weapons are stellar and even the packaging is grade A in my opinion. I have a side project which will involve collecting more Brickmania figures, but that's down the road a bit. Regardless, I know I won't be disappointed.
Full disclosure: This idea was completely inspired by Bernie's amazing shot. And by inspired, of course I mean stolen. :)
© Jim Gilbert 2016 all rights reserved
This Red-spotted Purple spent over an hour mineraling on my soaked-through hiking boots this summer. I've seen a variety of species taking trace minerals from a range of unsavory items, but this was a first. I think it's only the second time I've seen this species in the yard.
Front porch, Bernardsville, NJ
A Seattle Tunnel Partners worker ensures that a northbound (lower) roadway deck panel fits in a very tight space. Crews started placing the first of 1,152 panels inside the bored section of the tunnel on Nov. 8, 2017. Learn more about the Alaskan Way Viaduct Replacement Program at www.alaskanwayviaduct.org or follow us on Twitter @BerthaDigsSR99.
The spheres serve as the final containment of the raw scrap after processing. They can be transferred to larger orbital marketplaces or trading lots. I'm trying to decide on an arrangement so that I can move one with the detailing etc. This aim to to suggest a biomechanical style without being overt and adding dragon wings and a tail. I want a suggestion of a living thing in an industrial context, machine taking cues from nature, etc.
So A is scattered on top. Not feeling this much.
B is scattered on the columns like growths or polyps. Kinda dig this one.
C is pure industrial, alignment in rows.
D is more like they're eggs, kept close underneath the flat top for protection. Kinda like this one the best.
E is maybe what the end will look like. Not sure if I have enough black to so the towers though. At the moment I'm worried the flat top will look like an aircraft carrier if I commit to option "D", but I intend to cover it in greebles and junk.
Really, I like all of them and it's ahrd to decide but I need to commit to one in order to move forward.
On train refreshment, in the form of Great Corby Lakeland Summit ale. Made up for it running out the previous evening at the excellent Queen Inn at Great Corby - Saturday 12th June 2021.
Taken at the same time as the last one, obviously. I really wanted a big lollipop for this outfit, but when I went to the corner shop the closest match I could find was a big bag of peanut M&Ms. Which I am now eating, despite the fact that I don't really like them that much.
I was a bit unsure about this one when I took it, but it's grown on me over the last couple of days.
hey friends!
I'm working on a quick t-shirt! and would love to know ur thoughts
do you like a small back logo, or one on the sleeve, or one on the front bottom?
let me know ur thoughts!
This has been a banner year for mosquitos around here. It's been very damp for weeks, and awfully humid, so they will basically try to fly away with you the moment you step outside. Until now, that is. Daisy's sister told us about a new gadget that was supposedly very effective. Well, you know what those stories are usually worth....however in this case we seem to have a winner. I had Daisy sit outside for a few minutes before trying it (yeah, you had to know I would get around to my "mosquito magnet" idea in some form or another eventually...😘), and she reported that it was a constant battle to keep the little buggers at bay.
So we fired up our new "Thermacell" mosquito repeller, set it outside for fifteen minutes as they recommend, and then we both headed out as human bait to test it. NO mosquitos bothered us at all! 😍
Anyway, we highly recommend the product. It worked exactly as advertised, and though the refills are a bit expensive, they are good for thirty-six hours of service each. So I expect we will find it totally worth the investment. 😊💖💖
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