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Giving the finger to those pesky scripts...down to ZERO for today's comp. Getting a little practice in. Feeling kinda blah, stressed...uggh.
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Solace Dreams HP5 Pro/Am Comp Feb 25th at 1PM SLT.
The classic "Canadian Pacific" in script was becoming a rare sight on the Esqumalt & Nanaimo Railway when this photo was taken on July 16, 1991 at Wellcox Yards in Nanaimo, Vancouver Island.
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Taking some backroads to the Gilmore Car Museum on May 1, 2019 Grant and I came across this 1954 Packard in origiinal condition in front of a garage in the pleasant Michigan countryside. We had a nice conversation with the owner about the car.
All of my classic car photos can be found here: Car Collections
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Sample of my LOMO Photoshop script in action. It can be found here:
exordium.concepthouse.com/CHLomoScript.js
See the techniques group for more info. Specifically, my post about this script.
WEEK 37 – Covington Kroger Closing, Set 1
Heading inside, we begin our interior tour with a look at the produce department, here occupying the comfortably familiar front right corner of the salesfloor. Something else that’s familiar is that curved greenhouse-era wall in the corner straight ahead; but perhaps a little less familiar to us is the décor seen in this store: that’d be the mid-2000s script décor package, officially known as “Flagship Script,” which I’ve featured only sparingly in my photostream thus far (Irmo, an extremely abbreviated tour, and Cleveland, a similar greenhouse remodel, are the only other script albums I’ve uploaded to date). As luck would have it, I have since wound up photographing several more script décor stores, which we’ll see over the coming years; I chose Covington to be the store to kickstart that movement primarily because of the somewhat-timely nature of its closure (hey, these photos were taken just 370 days before I’m uploading this first batch, that’s a record turnaround in my book! XD )
(c) 2021 Retail Retell
These places are public so these photos are too, but just as I tell where they came from, I'd appreciate if you'd say who :)
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For those of you who want to enjoy the everyday creativity Chronodex brings, but already moved on to digital note taking or scheduling, I've made Chronodex available for you in digital format.
GhostWriter Notes iPad app is one of the best digital notebooks you can find on a tablet. Since the creation of Chronodex, many of you want to apply the idea in your own preferred paper and notebook size and format, some of you adapted it into stickers, printed on tracing paper. Now you can have the same fun on your iPad, just download the Chronodex Daily GTD for GhostWriter Notes JPG, save it in your photo library, choose the image from your GhostWriter Notes "paper" setting, that's it.
GhostWriter Notes is like a scrapbooking page with dozens of nice features you can play with your Chronodex core. I love the choice of ink pen which gives you very fine lines to color your pies. You can simply use the Chronodex core as your mindmapping center on GhostWriter as well. If you look into the details of the format, I'm sure you will find your very own creative use of the core.
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