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i finally made my save the dates. what do you think? most beautiful wedding colors ever? i agree.
i don't think my obsession with clarendon will ever end.
for anyone looking to make their own save the days, i would recommend it. there are about postcard size, and we got 100 printed on cardstock at kinkos for a little less than 40 dollars. pretty awesome.
ps. anyone seeing this who is interested in something similar, message me! i can make them for you!
I'm sure this has saved its fair share of people in it's lifetime.
I'm not sure I'm happy with this one, I can't see anything wrong with it, it's just nothing pops out at me.
As always still practising with my manual settings so any constructive criticism or advice is always gratefull received
This is my final piece for my college project ''Self Image''. For the project, we had to create a photo that portrayed us in some form or another. There's a meaning behind this but i'll leave that for you guys to interpret on your own. :)
It's my birthday on Sunday!! i'll be 17. Awww yeeeeeee :D
Here we see F.C.Hibberd 3294, an 11 ton "Planet" loco supplied to Creekmouth Power Station at Barking in 1948, from where it was made redundant before the power stations there closed in the 1980s and subsequently demolished.
It was saved for preservation, here seen at the Old Station museum at North Woolwich c.1988 before they got it working and gave it a coat of blue paint.
It can now be found at the Royal Gunpowder Mills, Waltham Abbey.
december 27, 2011
in this photo: gibba.
like i said before, all these shots are inspired by nirrimi, no one can compares to her.
Yesterday, we celebrated Earth Day - perhaps for the first time in our lives but it dwindled up and open many questions in my mind. It made me wonder how commercial we all have become, in order to create or pass such a message - Thousands of currency from different corners of the world was spend to save energy for just an hour.
Is this because we lack the information on climate change? Is it because we are not educated about the dreadful impact we are incurring on the mother nature and it's resources? Is it because we are aware of all this? But then when I don't have to think even for a millisecond and the answer are yes - we know all this but we have generated a habit of close your eyes to things that you don't want to believe. This could be even clearly visible yesterday when few of those educated bunch actually went on to the streets with their vehicle and few of them even lighting up the whole house because they think it was a political move. They are educated but still they are uneducated about the ethics or the difference they could do.
I agree with this initiative but I believe it would have been more effective if this activity had a longer time period rather than just one hour of a 24hours of a day. Now I feel like this is also another day found out in the calender to sight out as a reason to celebrate and infact use as a commercial purpose. But here we are not talking about valentines, diwali, Halloween etc but here we are talking about the place were we celebrate all this. If Earth is not there then where would we celebrate all this? in space? under water?
"Protect Earth not for yourself but the generation that would follow us" -
It is not our duty but it is our responsibility,
It is not by saying but it is by doing and
it is not by wishing but it is by making a change.
I might be one individual but I know one Individual could make a difference and I would protect the Earth where I am living now so that the generation ahead won't look at me and say "He is the culprit, if he had opened his eyes way too early then we could have changed this happening from where they have left but now they have left us no option and nowhere to live".
Earth Day is not just one day out of the 365 +/- days in a year , it comes out through every day of every week of every month of every year and it is called the life span of every single being in this world.
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Camera: Sony DSC-H7
Exposure: 0.004 sec (1/250)
Aperture: f/3.2
Focal Length: 5.2 mm
ISO Speed: 800
Winter is definately around the corner. The colder temps and strong winds have blown most of the leaves down.
The colours of the water are natural decay of the leaves. They give such a beautiful rainbow effect on the thin crust.
I saved this one from my old account because it describes who I am.
Walking through the gate, I couldn't believe my eyes. At airshows you expect to see modern and vintage military aircraft. What is this? Even from a distance I knew it was a Douglas DC7, a commercial airliner from the days when flying was something special. Then I got closer and saw the perfect gleaming metal and paint. Eastern Airlines 1950's livery! I damn near fell to my knees and cried right on that very spot! Picture this:
Summer 1958. You're sweltering in the back seat of your family's brand new '57 Chevy. You're all decked out in your Sunday best afterall. Dad pulls up to the terminal at Detroit Willow Run Airport. You dash up to the observation deck. Face pressed against the glass you see oil smoke drifting across the vast expanse of runways and grass. Lined up in front of you are sleek larger-than-life beasts splashed with bright logos and names. You stare mesmerized at the whirling propellers. There is not a single one of those new fangled 'jets' that you've been hearing about.
Then there it is. Looming out of the haze comes a gleaming white and silver bird with bright blue art deco feathers down the side. The door opens and out rolls a long red carpet. You take your mom's hand and climb up the staircase. You're greeted by beautiful smiling ladies wearing funny hats and long white gloves. Mom and Dad take the aisle and let you kids have the window seat. There are no middle seats, of course.
One by one, the massive engines roar to life belching smoke and shaking the whole plane (imagine if that happened today). Soon enough the captain announces it is time to take off! The roar outside the window becomes deafening as all 13,000 horsepower is unleashed. Slowly but steadily the rumbling beast picks up speed, then suddenly the ground drops away. You are flying! In only 5 and a half hours you'll be in Miami, home of Eastern Airlines.
This beautiful airplane has been lovingly restored by the Historical Flight Foundation. It is the last remaining passenger configuration DC7. These planes were mercilessly cut up for scrap when the jets arrived in the early 60's. By the time someone thought "maybe we should save some of these old birds", they were almost all gone. Thank you so much HFF for saving this piece of living history. Thank you for giving people a chance to experience the wonderful adventure of commercial aviation 1950's style!
Yeah, I so wanted to take a ride on it. Talk about once in a lifetime, but I just can't be spending $300 on a whim. Dammit! Anyone who actually reads all of this is my hero for life!