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thank you all for the lovely comments earlier.
Keep those CHANGE pictures coming guys, i love them all for real <3
Ignoring Requests.
Απεριόριστες ελευθερίες οργισμένος τρελός τρελός βροντές πεμπτουσία πνεύμα κρυμμένο μυαλό προνύμφες γραφή μαγική εξέγερση εντυπωσιακές συγχύσεις,
tyrannische Männer hartnäckige Emanationen unaussprechliche Zungen Säulenfehler reine Phantasie zitternde Blumen gekochte Probleme erfundene Punkte herzhafte Gabeln,
terres convulsives jours recomposés conscience incroyable compositions trempées déterminations sculptées alignements simples de la théorie différentielle,
réaltacht asarlaíochta gáirsiúil imtharraingtí imtharraingthe saol fileata barántúla sciúradh béilí gásacha rialacha papiermache rialacha buile frithghníomhartha áiféiseach,
problémák meghódítása brutális személyes alapelvek elutasítása törvények elutasítása tudatosság szív füstölés szimfónia észlelhetőség elme finomság államok,
自白質問お世辞現象注意思考脱進性破壊開発衝動層別化ローカライズされた文学的関心フレーズディスカッションライフ.
Steve.D.Hammond.
On an afternoon stroll along Lucca's ancient Walls I looked up to see a hang glider approaching...I snapped a couple of quick shots and added a bit of my tree bark texture.
EXPLORE #126 of 13 March 2009
Excerpt from www.visionsoftravel.org/sheung-wan-magic-unknown-temples-hk/:
The recently renovated Pak Sing Ancestral Hall (42 Tai Ping Shan St) was originally a storeroom for bodies awaiting burial in China. It contains the ancestral tablets of around 3000 departed souls.
I Tsz (meaning a free Ancestral Hall), was built in 1851 on Taipingshan Street to house ancestral tablets of deceased Chinese mainlanders, many of whom had moved to Hong Kong soon after colonisation by the British, to seek a better living. Some had died homeless without relatives to arrange a burial and I Tsz provided a home for commemorative tablets (name plates) to be housed in order that relatives, arriving at a later date, could collect the tablets to take back to the mainland. Later, coffins containing the dead were also housed at I Tsz to await repatriation and some terminally ill Chinese, who had been turned out of their homes in the crowded conditions also found refuge at the temple. Following an outcry over the appalling conditions where the dead and dying lay next to each other with no medical care, the then Governor, Richard MacDonnell, agreed to a long standing request from the Chinese community for land for a Chinese hospital and this led to the founding of Tung Wah Hospital.
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Hello Everyone and a wonderful Saturday to you all. :) What a crazy week it has been, mostly at RL work doing things preparing for end of year. So I have been completely tied up and not in the fun way :P with work and baby sitting my sister's children in the evenings as she goes overboard on her to do lists. Though tiring I always find helping out is a joy to me, being needed by others and being able to be there for them, even if all one is doing is making homemade pizza and watching tv with your nieces and nephews for a few hours.
I realized it has been almost a week since I have uploaded a photo, I try to upload one every two or three days, but the holidays being what they always are time ran away from me, so I determined this morning to work on some older photos and to do a set of photos from various fans. :) One of which is a request of myself draped or laying across a car in an erotic pose, dressed in a sweater and leather skirt, sounded like a very simple photo so I went to one of my favorite photo places and took a few shots and doing a fairly quick edit, I used a photo plugin for the vignette in Lightroom and a few more tweaks and all done.
A big thank you for the fan request, I appreciate you taking the time to send one and I apologize for taking so long. :)
Have a wonderful Saturday everyone and go easy on the vodka and thank you all again for your lovely support and for allowing me to share my photos with you!
XOXO,
Hildda
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as requested, christmas teddies are now available at anthem! 🎅
cuddle up with your bears in Miss Chelsea's Laurel Loungewear collection.
The gingerbread, santa, and elf bears all include left/right bento hold hug + dangle. They also include a decor pose, which is different for each bear.
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Achnashellach Station is a request stop on the Kyle Line. The platform is tiny but there is shelter for a bad day. There are a lot of good walks in this area and it is possible to come by train do a walk or cycle and catch the train back. Just make sure you catch the train it is a long walk to anywhere from here. You will notice the big trees so you can imagine this place would be chronic for midges in the summer months.
I was pleased to add another station to my collection I have just three to go on the Kyle Line.
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John Dawson wrote: "When I was growing up I spent a lot of time on one of these. Scared me a lot...but by the time you were old enough to lower the blade and reach the foot "pedal" to engage it... it was your job."
1 phút nông nổi ghi rules chỉ nhận icons ._____________.
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huhu T_____T chẳng nhẽ cả đời mình k thể làm đc cái icon đẹp sao TT^TT
Had a request for a mono version of this shot... didn't realise how hard it would be... but I hope this works..
As requested by John (Westernthunderer ) here is the upside down Jersey Cow sculpture at Docklands. Taken with my Lensbaby
Back by popular request, actually just because Lillian wanted to see more!!!!
The youngsters at Bushy Park.
Requested by Amy, here are my Ringo Pie blocks all together (sans my kitchen aid block that has taken up residence in a shadow box frame until I'm ready to work on the quilt). I think I'm only missing one persons block?
When word got around that Ffion was coming to stay, long before that day, the requests for photos of the fair Ffion were hitting my inbox.
Here she is; my little bright-eyed shadow for the holidays!
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I had a request out of the blue from a Swedsh company to pay to use one of my photos of a tightrope walker, pouring a cup of tea whilst on a tightrope, in an advert of theirs.
I managed to track down 'Anaspitos Bullzini' down, aka Chris, and we agreed to split the money 50/50. So we arranged to meet last night so I could give him his share and we could celebrate with a a fine cup of Earl Grey tea. I had such a warm welcome and it was lovely to meet him, see the area he trains in as well as the props for his new show. And of course I couldn't leave without a photo of our meeting outside the converted 1920s circus caravan that he lives in with his wife.
This is what I like so much about flickr, the random requests and opportunities such as this.
Oh.....i'm the one on the left in my boring office clothes :-)
Couchville Cedar Glade Natural Area, Wilson County, Tennessee, USA.
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Konica Autoreflex TC, Fomapan 100, developed in Rodinal 1+100 for one hour.
scanned with my Sony a7 and Minolta MC Macro Rokkor-QF 50mm f3.5 + Minolta Extension Tube
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A self portrait.
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Had a request for more surf photos yesterday, so here you go. Hoping i might find a wave myself later on too, i still got the cough, and its probably not what a doc would prescribe for me, but i'm gonna go anyway and hope for the best, i NEED to surf again!
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An old (well fairly) image of 92029 on 4M48 Mossend - Daventry at Hardington Main to make a point.
Had a call from a fellow photographer today saying he'd been talking to the farmer at Hardington Mains. The farmer has asked if photograhers could stay away during the threat of coronavirus as I think he more or else farms the land himself and needs to cut down any threat of him getting it. They are welcome after that.
No correspondence. "Real Photo Series. British Manufacture."
Vesta Tilley was born Matilda Powles in 1864, in a road off Commandery Street in Worcester. Her father worked at Worcester Royal Porcelain, but he was also a performer and encouraged her early career.
She began performing as male characters, such as Burlington Bertie, and became one of the biggest music hall stars of the period. After a brief retirement she returned to the stage during WWI to support recruitment drives and perform for servicemen.
Following the outbreak of World War I and before conscription, Vesta and her husband Sir Abraham Walter de Frece joined other peers from the entertainment sector on a campaign to support the war effort. They embarked on a series of fund raising activities for war related charities. They also set about actively recruiting men for the armed forces. During this period Vesta’s stage characters mainly depicted soldiers and all her songs were patriotic in nature. She played the role of ‘Tommy in the Trench’ and ‘Jack Tar Home from Sea’ and encouraged men in the audience to join her on the stage and enlist during her show. She also sang such songs as 'Jolly Good Luck to the Girl Who Loves a Soldier', 'The Army of Today's All Right', ‘A Bit of a Blighty One’ and 'Six Days' Leave'. At this point in her career, Vesta was a great music hall star acclaimed around the country, and she was very capable of influencing peoples’ opinion. Additionally, variety theatres were hugely popular and were often used as a hub for war propaganda.
Vesta chose to sing cheerful songs, not only with the aim of being patriotic but also to raise the morale of her audience. ‘The Army of To-day’s all right’ was especially successful in encouraging new recruits to join up the war effort and even the War Office used the title for a poster asking for volunteers.
In one week alone, while performing in Hackney, she managed to enlist a whole battalion, ‘The Vesta Tilley Platoon’, supported by Mr Horatio Bottomley (1860-1933) the politician, self-proclaimed ‘Unofficial Recruiting Agent to the British Empire’ and credited with conducting twenty recruiting meetings and 340 patriotic war lectures across the country. The impact of her work during World War I gained Vesta the nickname of ‘Britain’s greatest recruiting sergeant’.
Her performances were also aimed at serving men, who often gave her tips on how to improve her military characters. Vesta enjoyed working with soldiers as she liked to appear as realistic as possible on stage. Throughout the war Vesta became a popular symbol of home for soldiers on the Front, who used to send her requests for her costumes and make-up to use in their own military concerts on war camps, and she was only too happy to comply.
...And when your devil complains
and tears you up to start again,
and when you're lying on the stage
and nothing works, just living hurts
Forget.
Forget.
- IAMX
Just after a very enlightening conversation with Treason. It's out there, now. Hopefully everyone understands what was just requested....
Following a request, here are the two original colour photographs of the steam locomotives posted earlier in black and white...
Heritage steam locomotive No. 7820, a Class 4-6-0 named 'Dinmore Manor', emerges from Greet Tunnel with a Bank Holiday service on the Gloucestershire Warwickshire Railway on 6th May 2018.
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Well.... I guess it's not that easy to say goodbye (see my previous post).
Anyway, I'll take this opportunity to invite you all to register to my new newsletter to get inside info on my work.
See you soon....
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Fomapan 400 developed in HC-110(1:31) for 7 minutes @20C
RhB Class ABe 4/16 'Allegra' 3101 arrives at Igis while working the S1 [1517] 11:31 Schiers to Rhäzüns via Chur.
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On special request I'll show you first this rare German NSU-FIAT 1100, before I'll continue with the Sicily photo range.
The story behind NSU-Fiat/Neckar:
Since Fiat S.A. had taken over the NSU Heilbronn production plant in 1929, Fiat had the right to assemble their own Fiat models. They were sold under the brand name NSU-Fiat. This was included into the production rights.
Cars that were produced in Heilbronn were current Fiat models, but only presented shortly after the Italian originals.
Since NSU decided to produce cars again under their own brand name, starting with the 1958 NSU Prinz, a legal problem arose. So Fiat Germany AG decided in 1966 to sell their cars under a new created brand name, which became Neckar.
Low production numbers forced Fiat AG to decide to stop assembling cars in Heilbronn, and by the end of 1969 the brand name Neckar disappeared from the market. From then only imported Fiat models were sold in Germany (and elsewhere).
This NSU-Fiat 1100 was an exact copy of the Fiat 103 1100 Export, which was introduced in November 1960, and which was not available on the German market.
It was the last 1100 model with B-pillar hinged front doors.
The early NSU-FIAT 1100 body was based on the 1950-1958 Fiat 1400 Berline style, which was designed by Dante Giacosa (Roma, 1905-1996).
1089 cc L4 petrol engine, taken from Fiat 103H 1100.
Performance: 48 bhp.
915 kg.
Production NSU-Fiat Neckar series: March 1953-Dec. 1968.
Production NSU-Fiat Neckar this version: March 1961-Dec. 1961.
Original old Dutch reg. number: June 9, 1961 (still valid!).
Sold one year after my pics (at Aug. 20, 1997).
At current owner since Oct. 6, 2006.
Scan from analog photo.
Film roll: 96-14.
Enschede, Hengeloseweg, July 6, 1996.
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