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My progress so far on the coats! I am really loving them and they are fun to make. I went out and got a lot more felt today, so tomorrow I'll be sewing up a bunch more and listing the first batch either in the shop or on PP.
Alex Cordo (rock instrumental, France).
Festival Guitare en Scène 2017, Stade des Burgondes, Saint-Julien-en-Genevois, 20 juillet 2017.
Photo: Stéphane Gallay, sous licence Creative Commons (CC-BY)
loading bar idea. not sure i like it though. i think i like the arrow better.
suggestions are welcome.
1929 edition of "The Pilgrim's Progress: From This World to That Which Is to Come" by John Bunyan. This is the Young People's Edition by David C. Cook Publishing Co, Elgin, Illinois.
"They came in sight of the lions, but before they reached them, the boys, who had been walking in advance, suddenly fell back, at which Great-heart said, 'Ho ho! You love to go manfully ahead when there is no danger, but fall back quickly as soon as the lions appear.'"
After 3 days. Superb Falcon experience.
I was surprised to find a different cut from the one I did in 2016.
small series of dress still in progress they will be 3:
one in lati yellow size
one in standard msd(not slim) size
one in SD(luts delf) size.
Hope they can be finished in a couple of day.
My municipality is erecting an 18 story water tower just across the street from my home. Is ruining my backyard sunsets simply the price I pay for progress?
Seatruck Progress Ro-Ro/cargo ship
IMO: 9506203
Flag: Great Britain
Length Overall x Breadth Extreme: 142m × 24m
Year Built: 2011
Every year in Decemeber, I make assorted candy and chocolates for friends and family. I snapped this photo of my work in progress. On the right, you can see balls of ganache. On the left, similar balls of ganache that have been dipped in melted chocolate. In the center, you can see a truffle who's coating is still cooling!
Estoy de un primaverallll.............gracias a Pili de El Rincón de Amatista por ser fuente de inspiración para mÃ....
So lately I’ve been noticing how much Photoshop is actually used in commercial photography. Also, many of the amazingly lit shots, may actually not be as amazingly lit as I once thought, they just have had a ton of post work done.
Today’s picture doesn’t have a main subject really, and there’s nothing too interesting about it…At all. Although it is an HDR photo that I made completely with layer masks in Photoshop. I often use Photomatix to create HDR images, though I often find that its controls don’t give you enough control, and my pictures rarely look the way I want them to.
Anyways, today I learned a few tricks that I overlooked previously, like excluding branches in layer masks. It’s a small trick that will save me a ton of time, and allow me to do things I never could before. The more I practice, the more I find anything that isn’t manual ceases to satisfy me.
The location is the old 7-11 store on Queen and Ontario Street in Stratford Ontario.