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When you think "The Final Girl" survives, she turns out to be the killer.

Vous reprendrez bien un peu de graphisme avec votre Foutographe ? Plot Twist : il s'agit de trois plots qui twistent !

Soudain, au détour des travaux à Alençon, un plot de chantier semble faire le beau devant moi... Je ne pouvais guère résister !

Planning the Takeover of the World

We had a special treat last night. A large seafood platter with all the trimmings from the Seafood Shack on Oban pier. It was complimented with this view from the motorhome at the North Ledaig Caravan Park, and a glass of chilled white of course.

This is the original game screenshot used as a reference for "Scented Blue", the picture beside this one. I rebuilt and replicated almost the entire room from the game for the picture!

Na jarenlange inzet van saaie zwarte locomotieven van de serie 189 is de Zwitserse spoorgoederenvervoerder SBB Cargo in 2020 gestart met de verdere modernisering van haar locomotievenpark. De zwarte 189'ers krijgen steeds vaker gezelschap van Vectrons. Eerder bestelde SBB-Cargo een 20 tal nieuwe Vectrons, voornamelijk om de fraaie RE10/10 combinaties te vervangen. De nieuwe locomotieven zijn ook toegelaten in Nederland en komen mondjesmaat steeds vaker in ons land met treinen van/naar Rotterdam. Naast de standaard bestickeringen zijn er gelukkig drie anders bestickerde locs, waarvan er een in verband met de oprichting van een Nederlandse vestiging van een Hollands molen motief is voorzien.

 

Tot op heden was het mij nog niet gelukt deze loc vast te leggen. Op 29 juli 2020 werd vanuit het oosten van het land, na wat familiaire zaken, teruggereden richting huis en ter hoogte van Haaften passeerde plots deze fraaie loc. Gelukkig zat er nog een langzame DB-Cargotrein voor en moeten de treinen ter hoogte van Gorinchem langzaam rijden en zodoende kon ik nog net op tijd de bekende stek bij Giessen-Ouderkerk bereiken om de fraai bestickerde, maar wel ietwat vuile 193525 "Hollandpiercer" vast te leggen met de saai maar wel vol beladen GTS-shuttle die hier gelukkig net in de zon passeert ter hoogte van Giesen-Ouderkerk op weg richting Botlek.

Ceci est un plot aux fausses allures de carotte. Mais nous ne y trompons pas : alors que la carotte est dans notre potager, le plot est dans nos villes, nos campagnes !

I like animals, all animals.

 

Like a shaman rat casting a spell......

Petawawa Research Forest ON 24 Aug 2021

 

The control plot shows how without intervention, the White Pine does not regenerate here

It itched, tangentally, in a million different directions. All of them captivating, none of them anatomically correct.

The plotting room was where the orders for the direction and elevation of the guns were given.

We are all connected.

One from last year that I was never really happy with,..... the sun was too bright! Here we see the gatehouse to the Manor House at Ashby St.Ledgers, Northamptonshire. It was here, in the room above the Gatehouse, that Robert Catesby and the other conspirators planned the Gunpowder Plot in 1605.

 

Photo taken 15th May 2015

Valli di Comacchio, alba

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Zeiss-Ikon Zeiss Ikonta 521 and its Novar-Anastigmat 1:4,5 f=7,5cm, Fomapan 100 in Fomadon R09 1+50 for 10min @ 20°C and digitalized using kit zoom and extension tubes.

 

Thank you everyone for your visits, faves and comments, they are always appreciated :)

Taken with NightCap. Long Exposure mode, 7.38 second exposure, 1/383s shutter speed.

So this was taken last year, during an epic night of shooting with Reid. Now, I am not sure the lake will be melted out by July 25th this year. I have heard there is still several feet of snow on the lake. However, that will just provide an excellent canvas for some light painting theatrics.

 

In any event, this is from almost a year ago, when the lake was at its best. This particular picture was, I thought, lesser photo. However, I have learned a lot about processing in the past few moths that have allowed me to really bring out the best of this photo.

 

I'd also like to direct everyone to this great shot by Chuck Hillard which was taken just a few days ago using a puttle of water on the road.

Hope everyone is having a great weekend. I have to work, but I am totaly looing forward to Monday and Tuesda Night.

 

Originally part of the mid-19th century Enlarged Erie canal. Rotterdam, New York.

Glory be to God for dappled things –

For skies of couple-colour as a brinded cow;

For rose-moles all in stipple upon trout that swim;

Fresh-firecoal chestnut-falls; finches’ wings;

Landscape plotted and pieced – fold, fallow, and plough;

And áll trádes, their gear and tackle and trim.

 

All things counter, original, spare, strange;

Whatever is fickle, freckled (who knows how?)

With swift, slow; sweet, sour; adazzle, dim;

He fathers-forth whose beauty is past change:

Praise him.

 

Gerard Manley Hopkins, "Pied Beauty"

www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/44399/pied-beauty

 

Scott found this fancy looking wooden coffee table / storage centre last night and brought it back to the house to see if maybe we could refinish it and maybe use it to store his photography gear or something.

 

I told him that he should send a photo to my Dad to get his thoughts and maybe engage him to help *cough*dothework*cough* which he did after the neighbour's finished inspecting the find.

 

The box/coffee table thing had him a little distracted as we sat outside and he pondered all the uses for the thing so I was able to snag a quick shot of him.

 

Not too bad considering I didn't have anything else lined up for the day.

 

Hope everyone has had a good day.

 

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The First Order is going to war. Well, at least they are trying too.

After the recent debacles this time they will be led in battle by the Supreme Leader himself.

Who? Oh, no no. Not Snoke. Forget him. I’m talking about the real Supreme Leader of the First Order:

Jar Jar Binks!

 

In the ruins of an ancient Sith temple Jar Jar is suiting up for the incoming battle, wearing the most powerful asset at his disposal: the dreaded… Plot Armor!

 

The legendary suit that protects characters from the laws of physic, logic and common sense shines on Jar Jar in all its glory.

The Clumsy Creature surely possesses the most powerful Plot Armor in existence.

 

Inside the ruins where once flowed a great power his Clumsiness Jar Jar Binks performs the ritual of suiting up.

 

Of course he needs no rite to wear it but when you are the leader of an evil organization image is important or people may thing you are actually a good person and nothing screams evil like a dark ritual inside an ancient and dark temple.

 

Assisted by his loyal servant Kylo Ren, Jar Jar dons each piece of his Plot Armor as the other Knights of Ren chant the greatness of the Supreme Leader and his apprentice.

 

The First Order legions look at them in awe.

Jar Jar Binks and Kylo Ren. What a terrifying duo they are! Silliness and incompetence at their finest!

 

They will lead the First Order to another embarrassing defeat but they will live to bother another day for Plot Armor is their ally. Or, as the wise Yoda would say:

 

“For their ally is Plot Armor. And a powerful ally it is. Logic defies it, makes it needless.”

 

I hope you like this parody image :)

 

May the Force be with You :)

The Battle of Britain Bunker@ Uxbridge. The view from the control room of Group 11. Group 11 covered the south east of England

Thanks to Alexa for agreeing to pose with me, this was a lot of fun!

 

Taken at Sunny's Photo Studio

Old stone boundary wall in the woods. Rotterdam, New York.

Remains of an aqueduct which once carried the Erie Canal over the Plotter Kill Creek. Originally built in 1840, reconstructed in 1891 after flood damage, abandoned in the early 20th century. Rotterdam Junction, NY.

"Kill" is a Dutch word meaning creek or stream. Plotter Kill Preserve, Rotterdam, New York.

"Plot Twist"

 

From the "Life Lessons" series.

 

Photo: Reylia Slaby

Model: Reylia Slaby

Dress design by Anna Benedict

 

Without these words, I think that I would have taken the sadder things in life more to heart. I found this quote that read "When something goes wrong with your life, just yell "Plot twist!" and move on." That has helped me immensely, so I felt it should be a photo.

 

The quote is simple, even conversational, but when you start comparing your life to a book, the bad things start to lose their power, and it's a bit easier to get perspective on your situation. It's makes it seem as if something amazing is right around the corner.

 

One thing I realised is this : We write our own story.

Of course there are other influences, but ultimately we have choices. And people sometimes don't understand that when we choose a behaviour, we are also choosing the consequences. Including holding on to pain. Do you really want it to affect you for 10 years? Will it even matter in 3?

 

No, just think of life as an amazing story. There can be sad parts and plot twists, but that only makes the story better.

 

Always,

 

Reylia

 

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Back in the early days before the SOE got hold of me.

My basic training with the Royal observer Corp. I had a week of learning how to receive details and plot them. So much to learn in such a short period of time, I only a week before I was operational. Twelve of us girls sat around this very table, each with a sector to look after, each sector would report the height, direction, and number of enemy aircraft spotted.

They would then inform us would then put the information onto markers and place them on the table. Every few minutes an update would be given and we would again move the marker on. Obviously I can't give all the details of the job as it would endanger all involved.

The Llewellyn Family plot showing Dr. Rees Ralph Llewellyn.

 

Dr. Llewellyn was the one that examined the body of Mary Ann Nichols, considered the first victim of Jack the Ripper on August 31 1888.

 

Taken in 2018 with historian/author Richard Jones took me on a tour of the cemeteries where the Ripper victims are buried.

 

Nikon F4. CineStill bwXX 35mm B&W film.

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