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CN A490 (Left) is being led by Norfolk Southern GE C44-9W No. 9892 as it passes a stopped CN Autorack train led by CN GE ES44AC No. 2933 at Lake Villa this late morning under foggy/misty skies. 9892 is on the brink of conversion into AC44C6M specs as only a handful of NS C44-9Ws remain. Taken 12.26.24
Mass Effect 2
-3600x3600;
- ReShade framework;
- In-game UE3 commands keybindings (PlayersOnly, ToggleFlycam, FOV, etc). Tilt and fog control via Erika Tschinkel's cheat table.
Came across this derelict factory on a ride in the countryside surrounding Nanjing. Perhaps an old rice mill. Beautiful brickwork.
One of the posts that surround part of the Lake Agnes Tea House in Lake Louise Alberta.
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I am starting to talk about some "Photoshop Thoughts and Ideas" at maclobster.blogspot.com/. Small and informal. :-)
Accounts of some my past outdoor adventures can be found at redlobsterjournal.blogspot.ca
Built in 1923 the former Farmers State Bank in Wawaka, Indiana, is now the town's post office. But a reminder of its days as a bank still remains.
With literally thousands of them, you'd think I could resist posting three more Osprey shots, but you'd be wrong. On Armand Bayou near Bay Area Park.
The folks from 3M (the Post It Notes people) contacted me through Flickr more than a year after my 2006 Post It Notes car photos had become a phenomenon.
Michelle Gebbie, eMarketing Supervisor from 3M Office Supplies Division, was seeking permission from me to use the Post It Note Car photos in marketing materials for a contest that the photos had inspired.
I responded, asking her where the photos would be used and what their budget was. She responded saying that they would be used for 6 months on in-store displays, and that they would not pay more than it would cost for them to copy our car and take their own photos. I respectfully asked for a little more than that and she stopped returning emails.
They really did do a good job copying it, didn't they? Even Walt thought it was his own car. Now I am getting tons of comments and notes from people saying "I saw your photo at Staples" (or OfficeMax, Office Depot, etc.). Look at their YouTube video. Clearly they wanted people to see it in the store and think it was the same car they'd seen before on Flickr and YouTube.
Was written up here and picked up lots of places.
The last time I was over at Commander Raptor's house, he made me promise that the next vehicle I built would have independant suspension.
This beastly little buggy is the end result, the front wheels having more than a full brick of clearance.
Playing with some PP techniques, let me know what you think?
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Strobist: SB900 in a FourSquare camera right. Triggered with RadioPoppers.
I headed over to Kev's garage yesterday to lend a hand doing some work on his E30s. I looked outside and realized i haven't snapped any pictures of my car since i made a few minor changes over the winter. Here she is as it sits for now.
Day 101 - Post-Apoc Biker
I'm still catching up on photos, but thought I'd post them as I get some done. I have around 35 figures to pose and take images of, so it'll be a little time!
Well, this weekend I will be opening my store, and this is a little hint at one item that will be added to my inventory ;) This design will not be available, however, I have plenty more where that came from! Hope you enjoy!
Elizabeth E. Stuart House
40 Berry's Ferry Rd (Previously Stephens City Road)
Built circa 1890
This home is a contributing structure of the White Post Historic District in the National Register of Historic Places Inventory.
The Stuart House is the largest and most stylish late 19th-century residence in White Post. The house is situated at the west end of town on Stephens City Road lot 57 (now Berry's Ferry Rd). The frame house features several projecting bays, cross gables, bracketed cornices, and a porch with turned posts extending around two sides of the house. The most notable feature is the northwest corner square tower capped by a bellcast roof.