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A most productive Sunday…spray painting with my stencils and some new Montana Gold spray paints. Need some inspiration or looking for a cool stencil class? Check out Mary Ann Moss’ Stitched & Stenciled class at: dispatchfromla.typepad.com/dispatch_from_la/online-class-...
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Margie ran strong all day long. Originally she indicated that she was not going to do the full 71 miles, but she was just having too much fun to cut it short.
Powerful currents create deep whirlpools as the ocean rushes in and out during tidal change in Cobscook Bay at Mahars Point, Pembroke Maine
Channel letter signs are individually illuminated formed letters and logos that are the most common type of illuminated storefront signage today in retail. There are a variety of types of channel letters with the most common type being the standard channel letter as described in the following paragraph with U-shaped channel mounted flush to the wall with neon tube illumination and Plexiglas faces.
Taken in my parents yard. 24mm prime reversed on extension tubes. Hinged hot shoe allows the flash to lean out over the lens stack and a DIY snoot with diffusion.
The new 100 gallon per day Reverse Osmosis system supplies enough water for all 23 employees. The bottles are gone!
Had to refit the reversing switch on the top of the gearbox again. This time took detailed photos. I will re-do this using Loctite 243 & crinkle (vibration-proof) washers next weekend (the Loctite didn't arrive in time for today).
'Reverse Garbage', part of the Addison Road complex. Industrial offcuts, seconds & rejects, and all manner of odd and fabulous things. Behold the wonders!
24mm reversed on extension tubes stack. Hinged hot shoe mount allows the flash to be leaned out over the lens, and a home made snoot.
I also posted this here.
pencils high on a hill
Reverse City, Pascal Marthine Tayou.
This artist was born in Cameroon, is presently based in Belgium and has exhibited at international art exhibitions such as the 2005 Venice Biennale. His gigantic 3- dimensional work, about 5 metres in height, and comprising countless pencils and cut-down trees, is displayed outdoor
This post at one time was designed to hold the vines but now the vines are holding up the post. Many times in life when our parents get older the roles reverse.
Chris made me a light box on the weekend ... and I must say I'm pretty pleased with it! :-))
Please view my pansy set on Darckr.
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Reverse labeled: “Another party on Keynot, Oct. 1950. Shows shape of the Hickory Pine.” Persons identified in Louise Werner’s handwriting, but in no particular order: J. Delmonte, Bill Henderson, Fritz Sloman, W. Heninger, B. Heninger, L. Werner, M. Henderson. (IDs per Bob Cates, L to R: John Delmonte, Willard Dean, Bill Henderson, Fritz Sloman, Margie Henderson (pith helmet), Walt Heninger, Bernice Heninger, Louise Werner.)
Photographer: Niles Werner
Donor: Louise Werner
Original: B&W print retained in holdings of Angeles Chapter Archives
Credit: Photo by Niles Werner, Louise & Niles Werner Collection, Sierra Club-Angeles Chapter Archives
Photo ID (file name): Werner 009
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Lorrie Keating Heinemann, BrightStar Wisconsin, delivers her "pitch" to a panel of entrepreneurs during the annual Reverse Elevator Pitch session.
Photo by Caitlin Stemper, Caynay Photo
Examples for the article I wrote for Emulsive
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Nikon F2AS, reversed 50mm f/2 Nikkor-H (non-AI), Ilford HP-5+ @ 800, HC-110 dil b 7:30 @ 69º 20-024