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Fujica AX-5

X-Fujinon 50/1.6

Expired Kodak 200

 

DAL 771J

AEC Reliance/Plaxton Elite Express II C53F

Preserved, ex Rules Coaches, Boxford, Suffolk

Showbus, Imperial War Museum, Duxford, 26 September 2004

New to Barton

 

Rules were a long-established fleet noted for their AECs, some of which were of great age and had served for a long time. DAL 771J has Plaxton's first type of Bus Grant body, the Elite Express II, albeit now fitted with a Mark III front panel. It was new to Barton and operated by Rules from 1979 until sold for caravan conversion in the early 21st century; fortunately the conversion never took place and it was saved for preservation.

Rules at Rockport Marina- "High Liner Buys Beer!" applies to lobster catchers and fishermen. This guy works the crane that lift daily catch out of the fishing boat to the dock.

Rockport, ME

Daily reminder on the nightstand.

This is a dunnock, Prunella modularis, which like me was visiting the zoo. Unlike me I think it was there to steal food.

A slide rule from 1965 with a sliding central strip and cursor, marked with logarithmic scales. An analog calculating machine that was used at a school in St. Gallen. Made in France by Raphoplex (Breveté S.G.D.G.). The setting shows 1.3 (D) x1.3 (C) = 1.69 (D). The line on the cursor shows on A 1.69 squared = 2.85. Easy and fast without mistyping. Doesn't need electricity. The decimal places must be estimated in one's head. A good brain training. Switzerland, January 13, 2021.

I wanted to walk the path down through this walking park today. Far be it for me to break the rules but the sign says the pathway is closed!

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On this day the We're Here group were visiting the Make your reading photos famous group.

 

I know how to play the base game of Pandemic, but haven't yet played all the expansions, so here I am, feet up and rule booklets to read :)

Rule of thirds using a tiger

New York Comic Con 2015

I think this picture meets the criteria because the cup of coffee lies on an intersection point

Rule of Third at Saltburn

Red Chair

Alley

The oldest restaurant in London. Christmas 2012

Cromer Pier, Norfolk UK

Sometimes the rules of composition could be broken to acquire an intriguing result.

Studying with hot coffee

Bedford SBG Plaxton C41F new 1956 taken in Essex/Suffolk border area possibly Rules of Boxford.

Our Irish hound steals a taste off someone’s shamrock topped huckleberry smoothie.

Catie Johnston (11), during her free period Catie does a "hardcore" pose while wearing her new Thrasher shirt "I had to eat 7 skateboards to wear this shirt... Have you seen the meme?"

Artwork from SVAC..

with some transformation..

These are the rules my students came up for me last semester.

Guitars rule, because:

 

1. They're totally portable.

2. They're sexy.

3. Acoustics never need power or batteries.

4. Most chicks dig 'em.

5. They speak.

6. They entertain.

7. They comfort.

8. They sound great.

9. You can pack one on your motorcycle.

10. People will see one and nearly always ask you to play something for them.

11. They make great abstracts.

12. They're shaped like chicks!

13. Hundreds of other reasons...

 

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Гітара -- Ukrainian for Guitar. I figured that since I'm making an everyday familiar object look so foreign to the visual senses that I needed a foreign language to describe the set too.

 

More here in my set, "Гітара:"

 

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