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The No.60 "Bieberlies" of the Sauerländer Kleinbahn as a guest on DEV tracks in Bruchhausen-Vilsen.
Amegilla cingulata
sundylicious
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Blue banded bees can sting but are not as aggressive as other bees. The males cling to plant stems during the night. Like the whole anthophoridae family, they are quick and agile. They are solitary creatures, whereas honey bees create hives.
This shot also shows the dorsal ocelli of the blue banded bee and its compound eyes.
thank you flickr friends for making this to explore. :)
After Wallah Gorge the Burma Mines Railway has to resort to zig-zags to gain height. Kerr Stuart 13 has just reversed direction for a second time since Tiger Camp and is now heading for the mines at Bawdwin.
THE DIRTBAG DAN SHOW Ep 92 W/ Reverse Live, FLO, Lush & Malathion
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Panasonic Lumix G1 + reverse ring + Minolta MD Rokkor 50 mm 1:1,4
Unfortunately, it isn't really sharp... :-/
This shot made in Dunoon, UK in September 2010.
Nikon D300s
Tokina 11-16/2.8
Singh-Ray Daryl Benson 3stop reverse GND
Benro tripod
Nikon Capture NX2
Photoshop CS5
It has been a very long time since I've posted photos here. I've been busy with other things, which has prevented me from getting out there and taking new photos. Part of that is because I feel more inspired taking photos while travelling (and I'm saving for my biggest trip ever, at the end of next year), and part of that is just lack of time.
Even so, I have a considerable backlog to go through. I took a trip to New Mexico and Colorado last summer and have not posted any photos from those few days. There's also about four days of unposted photos from the prior South America trip at the end of 2012. I might as well start getting some of those up now, while waiting for the bigger opportunities.
Take this photo, for example. This photo was taken over three years ago, in the Rocky Mountains a bit southwest of Denver in July of 2011. I never posted it!
This was one of the craziest sunsets that I have seen in my life. The primary point that needs to be made about this photo that it was taken towards the sun. Normally, this would obscure the mountains in shadow, but the sun was shining so brightly on the clouds to my back that it reflected to the back sides of the mountains. I've never seen anything like that before, and may not again. It’s incredible what nature can do.
Canon EOS 5D Mark II
Canon EF 17 40MM L F4
Singh Ray Soft GND .9, Reverse GND .9
Now this is from another angle. I like this angle more over the other one. This is the day I reached there. I was staying in the village of West Lulworth, so I had to walk for an hour through a fantastic landscape to reach this dreamland. I reached there at around 17:00 and waited for some time and wandered around. Finally the time came. The sunset was not outstanding, but it was good. So I had a go and this is the result.
Hope you will enjoy the picture.
Any suggestions or criticisms are always welcome.
Release Date: November 2018
These custom minifigures will feature pad-printing on every side of the minfigures.As for the custom part(Hair), it is all using molding just like Uncanny Telepath.It also comes with an portrait cover & metal card.
A small ball of yarn unravels.
Bad Black Cat, bad.
Pick up all those little fuzzy pieces you darn cat.
Oh well, at least there were no worries about shrapnel.
Cheers.
Running with its tender first, LMS Stanier 8F no. 48305 passes Kinchley Lane atop the demonstration rake of 'Windcutter' mineral wagons. The working was most likely a Loughborough Central - Swithland Sidings demo run.
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Well, if the Northern Lights won't come to me, then I shall make my own. Only in reverse.
Single Long Exposure
Guernsey, Channel Islands
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Strictly speaking this image is not authentic. It's class 19D no 3323 leaving Fourth Reverse for Third on the Aliwal North to Barkly East branch. In service days trains going in this direction would have been propelling.
3323 is a long way from home, being based at Krugersdorp and sent down especially to work this charter. She also had her Vanderbilt tender swapped for this MP1 type which is the authentic tender for a 19D on this line.
Steam & Safaris tour, 2 July 1995.
Inspired by Will's fantastic Pvt Carpetti footlocker crate design, I designed these personal storage units for everyone's favorite gang of scifi roughnecks.
Character information came from these screen-accurate reproduction dog tags: www.hollywood-collectibles.com/store/search.php?mode=sear...
Many, many thanks to Will for printing these for me, not to mention supplying the lock detail!
Reverse sides: www.flickr.com/photos/enigmabadger/23787395920/in/datepos...
Originally Y5, it was renumbered into 2151 in 1998 and still retains its reverse Tasrail Yellow and Green scheme from the mid 1990s.
On 14-10-2013, 2151 is stabled in the Burnie loco.
I *think* I've figured out what wrtyler did in their corner module. This seems to work in theory - I'll need to gather some parts to see if it works in reality. Dark Tan for a reason... let's say I'm going a little far, far away with microscale than most do.
Zoe Star (Maria Sinayskaya)
fronts and reverses, 6 units, no glue
Came up with some new variations of Zoe Star:
www.flickr.com/photos/goorigami/7747763356
www.flickr.com/photos/goorigami/17077372899
Some of these stars are folded from 1:2 rectangles and some from bronze ones.
The "bronze" version is quicker to fold but I don't like how the flap is picking out of the pocket (on the right here).
The "half-square" version has a longer flap, and cleaner look, but then the folding sequence is longer too.
The two bottom reverses are only possible with the "bronze" version.
I've diagrammed one of the variations and looking for some test-folders. Please let me know in the comments (or by email) if you're interested.
Trying out the reverse macro setup. I like how the camera reflection is visible in the tip of the pen.
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When you try your best, but you don't succeed
When you get what you want, but not what you need
When you feel so tired, but you can't sleep
Stuck in reverse
And the tears come streaming down on your face
When you lose something you can't replace
When you love someone, but it goes to waste
Could it be worse?
And high up above or down below
When you're too in love to let it go
If you never try you'll never know
Just what you're worth
Tears stream down on your face
I promise you I will learn from my mistakes
Tears stream down your face
And I...
Lights will guide you home
And ignite your bones
And I will try to fix you
~Fix You by Coldplay: Listen
So, this'un's a bit different. I don't currently have a reverse flash fig to use, so I've come up with this one. Pretty happy with it, just wish there was a yellow helmet I could use.
Did this photoshoot for Ty & Mikal's album Reverse Shark Attack almost a year ago now. These never made the cut, but I like them and thought they should see the light of day...or the glow of your computer at least.
Enjoy
© 2010 Claire Marie Vogel
Did this photoshoot for Ty & Mikal's album Reverse Shark Attack almost a year ago now. These never made the cut, but I like them and thought they should see the light of day...or the glow of your computer at least.
Enjoy
© 2010 Claire Marie Vogel
These are the last of the pictures from my journey to South Dakota. They were taken on a film camera using black and white film. I played with the images in Photoshop and have posted some of the results here.
This shot was taken on a Canon EOS Rebel with an EF 35-80mm Canon Zoom Lens.
"Reverse!" Earley blared into the intercom.
Before Clarence could fire another round, the Pershing jolted backwards. Just as they started rolling backwards from their stationary position, a green lance exploded nto the dirt where they had just been. Clarence traversed the turret, smoking out gun positions. While he called for more white phosphorus rounds, Earley radioed for any tanks left standing to fire white phosphorus shells towards the gun positions.
A-Company layed low as American shells streaked above them. Buck looked up as the shelling stopped. The phosphorus clouds were shrinking. A runner zig-zagged to each platoon, the time for the assault had come. Lieutenant Boom shouted the command to charge. Doughs sprang up and bolted to the trench line. Buck reached the trench lines, throwing a grenade in the process. Twenty yards down the line, lay a gun pit filled with stunned Germans. The rest of A-Company joined the lone scout, disarming the frightened Germans.
A-Company had taken 173 prisoners, most of them were older men from the 12th Volksgrenadier Division. Buck was exhausted, but hustled with the rest of Squad 3/2 into the rest of Blatzheim, were cracks of gunfire could be heard.
The Pershings wheels rose and fell as it crossed over the trench line. Eagle 7 parked with 6 other Shermans on the edge of Blatzheim. Clarence stepped outside, stunned at the sight he saw on the Cologne plains. The four Shermans and lone Stuart sat like derelict ghosts. Other Shermans limped back to Golzhiem for repairs. Audiffred and Chuck had made it back to the village, both being treated for their wounds. Easy Company tankers came over to the Pershing, teasing them for being "too slow".
"I never saw any of you try to pass us," Clarence snarled. The other tankers left quietly.
Earley looked at his friend.
"From now on you fire when you want to, no more waiting on me," Earley said.
Clarence promised he wouldn't let him down. Now the ultimate goal was near. The "Fortress City" or "Queen City", was in the cross airs of the 3rd Armored Division. Cologne would be taken at all costs.