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This was a large cake that I scaled down into mini ones. Mango passionfruit mousse with raspberry cremeux filling, joconde biscuit.
This shot was taken near Sossusvlei, Namibia. We had to get up really early to get some nice shades.
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DOODLEBUG was the common name for a self-propelled railcar. They were popular during the first part of the 20th century to provide passenger, mail and light shipping service on small regional and local networks.
This photo was found in the Elgin Park Archives with no information written on the back, so there was some speculation as to the date.
Although one of the vehicles that can be seen is a 1940 Ford station wagon.
On a different note: This photo was taken in my hometown of Sewickley, Pennsylvania, during a recent visit and the building in the background is indeed the former train station built in the early 1920's.
While setting up the shot, a car drove by, stopped, then backed up, with the driver calling out: "Hey, you're that photographer that's all over the Web!"
It was a "celebrity moment".
As for the doodlebug model... It is a heavily altered Aristo-Craft, G scale
electric train. One of my great enjoyments is doing research on the Web to discover all of the details on a particular topic. Who knew there were a half dozen variations on the front ends of these railcars?
Because of it's strong visual appeal, I chose the one that had vertical louvers that could be opened and closed to adjust the amount of airflow
cooling the diesel engine.
Here is the Setup Shot:
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Bottom right is the roof apex belonging to the covered stand area on this side of the premises. The relationship of it to one of the LED lighting structures [back view] next to it triggered the reason for this frame.
The late afternoon [winter's] sky colours proved a bonus ..
Scale: HO
Category: Rolling Stock
Subcategory:
Road: Baltimore & Ohio (B&O)
Description: CRANE
Importer: Pacific Fast Mail (PFM)
Builder: Tenshodo
Year(s): 1955-1957
Qty Made: 197 Total Production in 3 years.
Scales on the femur of Eupholus schoenherrii (Curculionidae). Collection specimen from Papua New Guinea (Fakfak, Kwama, date unknown).
Studio stack of 324 images (steps of 1 µm with Cognisys StackShot), assembled in Zerene Stacker (Pmax, Dmap). Sony A7RM5 (APSC mode) + bellows + Raynox DCR150 (tube lens) + Mitutoyo M Plan APO 20x/0.42; ISO-100, 1/60sec, -1.3step, diffused LED light (Nanlite Forza 60B II).
Detail full beetle in the first comment line.
Dopo quarant’anni di mestiere e di riflessione sono arrivato alla convinzione che la massima ambizione per una fotografia è di finire in un album di famiglia
F. Scianna
A modular building on micro-scale, so it’s easy to attach to other buildings. The floors can be removed and stacked up individual. The pavement is built out of 1 x 1 tiles to make it more detailed. I like the curved roof, and that the dumpster and the flowerbed can easily be removed from the street.
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Heyo how ye been yall?
So yo this is sort of a massively personal thing but also an idea that applies on a bigger scale as well I think; either way if it helps even one person it'll be worth the whole lot of ye knowing I sleep with socks on my hands lol
So for about eight years now I've basically been scratching my own face & shoulder & arm skin until it bled & came off, which sounds insane I'm totally aware (and feels totally insane believe me). And it may sound dumb but until about a week ago I had no idea that it was an actual condition with an actual name that other people had (it's technical name is Excoriation disorder or Dermatillomania; yall can google it). For years I thought waking up every day to a face like a meth addict's was my own fault even though I knew 99% of the time I couldn't control it or didn't even realize I was scratching, it's straight up Black Swan bullshit honest to god. Anyhow if any of you guys think you may have anything similar I STRONGLY urge you to look it up/see a doctor/psychologist/dermatologist etc. It's only been a week of not feeling psycho and my skin looks almost like actual skin again (I mean I have to wear socks on my hands at night & while driving & reading and whatever which obviously doesn't make me feel completely sane but it's way way way better than the alternative). Even though it's not a super uncommon disorder it isn't very well known, so any light I can shed on it I thought might be helpful you know.
Idk. I've just realized that we tend to force a lot of things that don't need forcing and end up sabotaging ourselves & ruining things that might've worked out if we just let life happen, does that make any sense? Like, our skin is always working to heal itself, but when I scratch I interfere in that and so it never heals. I am a big believer in working as hard as you can to make what you want a reality, but I think there are some things that tend to work themselves out better you feel. Just go w ur gut yall I believe in u.
tgif HAPPY FRIDAY <3
A little context for the previous image
From the Flickr 20th Anniversary Photowalk in Chicago
Chicago Riverwalk
Chicago, Illinois 41.886020, -87.637045
February 18, 2024
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Love, I find, is like singing. Everybody can do enough to satisfy themselves, though it may not impress the neighbors as being very much.
- Zora Neale Hurston
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Printing the 5.5x (LEGO clock-scale) BrickArms RPG-7 tube as a merged overmold with my new v2 extruder on the TAZ5. It is printing black and brown ABS concurrently (actually, alternately, per slice).
The messy plastic border along the exterior of the part is an "ooze shield" to wipe the nozzle that isn't printing, while the active one does its work. The ooze shield is not connected to the inner print, and is discarded after the print. It is cool in that it forms what looks like a protective shell over the part, and will hide the finished print entirely.
At the time I did the video, it is 4 hours elapsed into a 15 hour job.
Prior to the print, It took 6 hours to install and calibrate the new extruders. Ugg.
And, yes, it should allow me to print some cool multi-color clock-scale WW2, LCV, and PCV vests!
These small venomous arboreal pit vipers that are characterized by their wide array of color variations and scales that seem like eyelashes can be found in Central and South America.
detail, 'cascade', sergio redegalli 1988
testing out the new m.zuiko 40-150mm pro lens with the mc14 teleconverter
adelaide botanic gardens, south australia
Germany, Hamburg, Miniatur Wunderland, Austria, St. Wendel ski resort & guiding the cow herds done from the alpine pastures high up in the mountains, an annual event in the alpine regions in Europe.
The Miniature Wonderland is the largest model railway in the world. The scales of cars, figures, buildings etc. of the Miniature Wonderland are adapted to the HO gauge of the trains. Not only the trains are moving, also many cars, ships, airplanes taking-of & landing. Everywhere are buttons to press installed, to start single functions, like on the “Elb-Philharmonie”, pressing the button, half of the building will open-up & the wings are swinging to the sides like a huge portal to have a look inside of the building.
Ever since the year 2000 the Miniatur Wunderland has been steadily growing. Work on the first theme-worlds started on December 15th, 2000 & finished on August 16th, 2001. Further theme worlds are in the planning until 2028.
The arrangement is steadily growing, actually sections are 9 completed model layouts; Austria, with Knuffingen, Central Germany & Hamburg with airport, harbour & the new Elb-Philharmonie, the USA, Scandinavia, Switzerland & Italy. The cost of building until 2017 this fantastic Wonderland, which makes the eyes of all ages shining is approximately 16 million €, estimated until the year 2028 this will probably 20 million € & amounting to over 900,000 working hours.
Every single building, landscapes, figures are etc. are hand-made to exact scale & detail in their own workshops.
Just a few facts until 2016;
floor space 10,000 m², layout size over 2,300 m², track Length approx. 20,000 mtr.
Trains approx. 1,300, wagons more than 17,000. Longest train 14.51 mtr. Buildings & bridges 6,000,
lights over 400,000. Figurines over 400,000, kidnapped Figurines yearly 3,500.
Cars 11,000, trees 200,000
Staff 360 & 64 computers to run the set-up.
Construction Cost approx. 25,000,000 €
👉 One World one Dream,
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