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By request, here is the Volvo NL10 in the green Eddie Stobart general haulage livery. As far as I'm aware, Stobart doesn't operate any NL10s but it does have similar normal control Scanias. After experimentation, I've settled for this implied version of Stobart's quite complex graphics. Whilst I am not a Stobart follower, I do admire the company's high standard of preservation (02-Oct-12).
See my complete set of Eddie Stobart Trucks & trains here:
www.flickr.com/photos/northernblue109/sets/72157637255363...
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I've been taking requests for dolls to photograph on Tumblr, and Pandorkful requested all of my pink haired dolls, including the SD-size gals in pink wigs.
Hector Berlioz La Spectre de la Rose (Anne Sophie von Otter, youtube)
digital painting with ArtRage
"blindtext": literally translation of the German word Blindtext = dummy text, dummy page.
Die Variable: von lateinisch variabilis: veränderbar. In der formalen Logik: „ein sprachliches Zeichen, für das beliebige Ausdrücke einer bestimmten Art eingesetzt werden können“
Variable verwendet man auch in der Mathematik.
In der Typographie dient der sogenannte Blindtext als Platzhalter.
In der Informatik gibt es die Wildcard als Jokerzeichen.
Erstmals verwendet wurden Variable in der formalen Logik und zwar schon von Aristoteles.
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uploaded for Sue as requested :) This was part of Wet Webs 2 slide show below. I was walking in a web wonderland.
Comparison by request of Swim Venus.
Eyeshadow color and shape are different as well as her eyebrows and lipstick.
Hot pink points at the corner whereas the green is rounder much like her box art.
Carrizo Plain, San Luis Obispo County, California, USA.
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Friend of a client asked if i would train their new maid. She is a feminist and convinced a submissive sissy to become her cleaning maid.
I personally tnought the sissy maid dress was too much. But the homeower found it hiilarious to make him clean in it.
Interestingly, she did have the other more normal maid dress she loaned me!
All i cared about was that he learned to get that house spotless and work until he was exhausted - like i do
Hope you like your new job, Stephanie!
varanasi, india
1972
the banks of the ganga (ganges) river
part of an archival project, featuring the photographs of nick dewolf
© the Nick DeWolf Foundation
Image-use requests are welcome via flickrmail or nickdewolfphotoarchive [at] gmail [dot] com
Requested by BlackWolf (again) What can I say? He's just awesome
This guy is pretty simple and took very little time to draw!
Comment with other things you would like to see!
And, if you have some kind of series and you have lots of things I could draw for you (personally) such as logos and stuff I'd be happy to do it in return for the gift of Pro, I'd have to do lots of things for you though to make it a fair deal!
FM if you are interested!
C&C Appreciated
Please comment if you favourite!
I know, when I ask for a 'By Request' and Lino suggests a car, that its going to be a bit weird. Freakish even.
For LUGNuts 120th Build Challenge - the 10th anniversary of the group, that the outcome was unlikely to be any different from previous suggestions. That the car was even called 'Freakshow', was pretty much going to seal its fate.
Anyway, here goes.....
I don't think I would be able to explain it any better myself, so I take the text quoted directly from 'CustomRodder' forum:
customrodder.forumactif.org/t1809-1964-chevy-pick-up-frea...
Freakshow has our noodle in a bind. There's not much left of the original '64 Chevy C-10, but it definitely says "1964 Chevy Pickup" on the placard. By all rights it should be the absolute baddest truck/car in the show hands down with a blown 354 cubic inch hemi, six Stromberg 97 carbs, the sickest custom headers we've ever seen all running through a four speed Muncie to a 9 inch Ford rear with 4:11 gears. It has a beer keg and an in-cabin tap coming out a skull mounted under a gun rack. And yet here we are torn - the car is pink, with white fur everywhere, and has a pink telephone on the dash. What. The. Hell?
Yes, we know, it doesn't look like any 1964C-10 we've ever seen either, that's because it's sporting a '61 Chrysler nose and a '57 Chrysler tail along with an incredibly schizophrenic paint scheme. But still, we circle back to this brutal dichotomy of total dominating badassity spitting in the face of convention. Sitting amidst this sea of flat black and rusty hot rods is a cotton candy monster waiting to eat your lunch, but it is nigh on invisible due to its fluffy persona. If Clint Eastwood dressed up like a lady and drove this car around, the world would end, of this we are certain.
Bill Bierman of the Creative Customs Chop Shop, maker of Freakshow, seen here and above and described by Iowahawk as “a pink flaked, green flamed pickup with an 8 duece blown Hemi, refridgerated full keg with console mounted beer tap, rifle rack with matching pink machine gun, and can full of angel fur.
So, there you go.
This Lego miniland-scale 'Bill Bierman's Freakshow', has been created for Flickr LUGNuts 120th Build Challenge - 'Happy 10th Anniversary, LUGNuts', - where all the previous challenge themes are open for use in creating builds for the Challenge.
'Freakshow' is a 'By Request', provided by LUGNuts' founder and admin, Lino Martins.
At the request of the largely
German born population at the time, the Park was named after Baron Freidrich Heinrich Alexander Von Humboldt
(1759-1859), the famous Prussian scientist & explorer,
though Humboldt had only visited the U.S. once
and had never been to Chicago.
I have been asked / told to show some pics of me in stockings so here they are. Apologies if there are too many
Maris Berkowitz @ Re:Quest Models
all money I make on prints goes to a worthy cause! (College)
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Hey everyone! I just wanted to let you know that JPOCustoms does take Commissions/Requests. I have a user fill in form on my website where you can tell me what you want. I have been taking requests for awhile and wanted to let everyone know.
You can contact me either FM, or use the user fill in form here.
I can make anything you request just tell me what you want and I can do it.
Thanks everyone!
1st May 2018. Signs of Spring at Holywell Halt as Hunslet 0-6-0ST No.7 [works No.2705 / NCB No.S119] Beatrice trundles through with a service to Bolton Abbey. The railway is part of the Embsay And Bolton Abbey Steam Railway.
view large please!
made from this www.flickr.com/photos/skylover/409117797
and this is my version : www.flickr.com/photos/skylover/409353571
here it is ! i'm not very satisfied with what i did, but i guess it's just a way to see all versions in just one look !
THANKS AGAIN TO ALL YOU FLICKRERS WHO PARTICIPATED AND ENJOYED THE PROJECT !
At the request of its organizers, I attended the Christmas showcase at Paragon Dance Studio. This proved to be a good thing for me, partly because I had not taken any dance photos in nearly a year, and partly because this particular event happened to take place at the end of one of the saddest weeks of my entire life. I didn't think my heart would be into any kind of photography that night, but I did manage to get some good shots, and I believe the diversion did me some good.
The performers shown here are Radomir Pashev and Sammy Stack, and I hope Sammy loves this image as much as I do!
Digital painting with ArtRage. Collages with Photoshop
Part of "res noscenda" / ungeschenkte Geschenke Unpresented Presents - he made me a present and does not hand it to me // Unanswered Request for a Painting - 2 Paintings Wanting a Neighbor - *) the Void *) the Variable, a Blindtext
"blindtext": literally translation of the German word Blindtext = dummy text, dummy page.
Die Variable: von lateinisch variabilis: veränderbar.
In der formalen Logik: „ein sprachliches Zeichen, für das beliebige Ausdrücke einer bestimmten Art eingesetzt werden können“
Variable verwendet man auch in der Mathematik. In der Typographie dient der sogenannte Blindtext als Platzhalter.
In der Informatik gibt es die Wildcard als Jokerzeichen.
Erstmals verwendet wurden Variable in der formalen Logik und zwar schon von Aristoteles.
Arvo Paert: "Perpetuum Mobile"
AR22_25_9_2013 AR18_2_13_9_2013 DMC-G2 - P1570429 - 2013-03-21
Almost as elusive as the great blue, the Great Egret will tempt and tease and lead you on a merry chase. It's somewhat easier to get a photo of the great egret but it definitely is just as clever when it comes to avoiding a close capture. In response to a recent request, Tracey, this one's for you!
While I was out of town last week, Flickr/Getty launched the latest new twist to their stock photography arrangement, "Request to License." Already Getty images is representing more than 100,000 flickr images on Getty for Getty's customers to purchase. I've participated in this stock offering since it launched, and Getty currently represents 190 of my images (that you can see here).
The new twist is smart from Flickr/Getty's standpoint. As many, many, many of the photos that buyers are finding online are being privately negotiated between buyer and seller, Flickr/Getty are looking to get a piece of this action. With this new "request to license" feature, Flickr/Getty is allowing you to post a link directly to Getty images on all 100% of your Flickr photos. If a potential buyer sees this link and wants to license your image, they can click the link and license the image through Getty. Getty/Flickr keep 80% of the money and you get 20% of the money.
So why am I declining to participate in this new venture? Simple. I don't think I'll sell 5x as many photos through Getty this way as I'd sell myself from private inquiries. I get inquiries about my photos all the time. Every week at least I get someone wanting to purchase one of my photos. These buyers have been magazines, text books, newspapers, websites, advertisers of every shape and form. I've been offered money for Holiday cards, billboards, television commercials, whatever. In fact the single largest source of my photography related income comes from people contacting me directly after finding my images on Google Image Search, my blog, Flickr etc.
Most of the time when people want to license one of my images it's for a very specific photo, for a very specific reason. Last month Outdoor Magazine contacted me about using this image of the Iron Door Saloon in Groveland for $250. The photo's not particularly great, but I suspect that they are running an issue on Groveland or something and it's a very specific image that they wanted to buy. Now, as it stands, I simply sold them a license to the image and emailed them a simple invoice for $250. Pretty easy. Had they seen the same image of mine and chosen to license it through Getty for the same amount, I would only have gotten $50. So why would I want to get $50 instead of $250?
You might be able to argue that people will feel more comfortable negotiating directly with Getty, a known and established provider of images who has a strong reputation in clearing images. You might even be able to argue that this comfort factor would allow you to sell twice as many images through Getty as you would directly. But 5x more image sells? I seriously doubt it. Other than me advertising for Getty on over 40,000 images of mine on Flickr, what are they doing exactly to earn their 80%? Are they promoting these images in search on their website? No.
Images that I presently license to Getty are indexed in their search engine and promoted by them. Even then I think the 20% payout is too small. But to simply redirect commercial inquiries on my images from me to Getty for an 80% cut? This doesn't make sense to me at all.
I've also found that people respond very differently to images when I post them online non-commercially vs. offering them for sale. Many of the images in my stream never would be able to be licensed by Getty. They are of people without model releases etc. So why advertise for Getty on images that I will never be able to sell that also might send the wrong message to a subject who is in a non-commercial photograph that I've taken?
I can see where this deal might seem great for Getty/Flickr. I suspect that there is a big pot of money that they both are missing out on right now in terms of privately negotiated licensing between buyers and photographers directly and they'd like to get their hands on this money. But I think it's a bad deal for photographers and I personally won't be participating in it. My advice to Flickr/Getty would be to bump the payout up on these images to 50/50.
Here's a link to a discussion from Flickr members on this new offering from the Flickr Help Forum (where I'm permanently banned). It seems that most photographers representing an opinion on this new offering there are also negative about it. Oh, and Google? If you're listening, I think there's a great opportunity in all this for you. Eliminating the middle man is one of the things that you do best. I like the 68% payouts I get on my Adsense ads with you a lot more than the 20% payout I get from Getty.
Day Four of 2022's events, held in Hermosa Beach, Calif. Photos are for participants. Tag & follow waterbloggged on Instagram. Participants can request more or higher-resolution copies at wbloggged AT gmail.com. To download on a mobile phone, don't take screenshots. Switch your web browser to PC or Desktop mode; a download arrow in the bottom-right corner should appear.
I have been asked / told to show some pics of me in stockings so here they are. Apologies if there are too many
Wellesley College students reading and writing a student newspaper. They are seated in front of a sign which reads "The Office of the Wellesley Prelude", ca. 1887-1890.
Questions? Ask a Schlesinger Librarian
To all my fans! By popular request! The exalted goddess is a famous model with a major agency! She was tall, thin, fit, defined, and toned! Pretty, piercing blue eyes set against wavy brown hair! And she was a lot of fun--lots of stories and laughs during and after the shoot! Wish you'd been there!
Here're a couple of videos I shot while shooting stills, with the awesome NEX-6 and a 50 mm Prime f/1.8 lens for the rich/creamy video bokeh!
www.youtube.com/watch?v=zzbV8ArnBnY
Watch the gorgeous model in the Full 1080P HD she deserves! I shot the video at 60p and slowed it down to 24p in post in adobe premiere 6.0. :)
With the black 45SURF surfboard and hoodie, reading the Great Books: Shakespeare's Hamlet, Herman Melville's Moby Dick, and Homer's Iliad and Odyssey.
Also had a B&H CP (Circular Polarizer) on both the 70-200 mm Nikon D800 lens and the 50mm e-mount lens on the Sony NEX6.
Awesome "magic hour" light and feel in the January AM due to the strange cloudy/sunny weather! That's the glorious fun of shooting at the Malibu beach! Forecasts mean nothing (they predicted sun, sun, sun), and you have to have fun adpating to the world's greatest studio with the world's greatest lights (the sun in all its manifestations), props, and backdrops!
Combine the 50mm lens's optical steady shot (OSS) and the shallow-depth-of-field of the F/1.8 with Sony NEX-6 latest face-tracking auto focus, and you can see how the moving video keeps the model's pretty blue eyes in focus, while blurring the background!
She was tall, thin, fit, toned, defined, and beautiful!
Modeling the Gold 45 Revolver(TM) Gold'N'Virtue(TM) Bikini!
Nikon D800 Photographs of a Beautiful Wavy-HAired Brunette Swimsuit Bikini Model shot with the new Nikon D800 and Nikon 70-200mm f/2.8G ED VR II AF-S Nikkor Zoom Lens.
Shot in both RAW & JPEG, but all these photos are RAWs finished in Lightroom 4 ! :)
May the HJM Goddesses guide, inspire, and exalt ye along yer heroic artistic journey! Best wishes from Johnny Ranger McCoy!
I have a request for advice. I am getting a new mouse, this one is shot. I am also considering a pen and pad for editing. From those that use one, what is your advice on what to get. I know Wacom has the largest line of them and best supported from what I can tell. But that is about it, your asistance and direction is appreciated.
oh yeah, you are going to love what I have planned for this.
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