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The amount of shrinkage in the six weeks since the August 14th photo suggests that the ice visible then was very thin and now even more bare rock is what is showing. It's still hazy from forest fire smoke in the air.
In the Glacier Album the August and September photos are next to each other so it's easy to click back and forth to see the shrinkage. Or use the thumbnail below this photo.
This is the August 14th, 2015 photo of the Glacier
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Despise that, it took months of working, and eventually all Aigara and the scientists managed to get was a substance to stop her diminishment, something not quite useful considering Shrinker was already on the nanometer scale. The Doll didn't seem to mind that and, moreover, she seemed to enjoy passing time with microscopic entities, so ultimately Aigara left the project. Ironically the final product ended being a great fertilizer, so the chemical plant didn't complain about the results. In fact, the laboratory agreed to have the now called Mini working with them.
Meet my new models for my new business called Mr Shrinker's Shrinking Services Ltd. I have shrunk them for to promote customers that being 5/6 inches tall in your own home is much more fun then being your normal size. Charlotte and Chloe will return to normal size after the photo shots.
This was taken after the sunset. The rocks at the foreground were illluminated by the last drop of light before it got really dark shortly after.
Shrinking Solution is a potion that causes the drinker to decrease in size or age. It is bright green when brewed correctly and is made from minced daisy roots, peeled Shrivelfig, sliced caterpillars, a single rat spleen, and a small amount of leech juice. The potion must be left to simmer before it can be drunk, and, if prepared incorrectly, it can be poisonous.
WOW I'M ALREADY HALFWAY THROUGH!
I came across Zev's photos and was in awe. So, this is inspired by a lot of his photos.
NR82 & NR81 are seen operating 4PM4 Pacific National Steel Train through Corio from Perth to Melbourne. 5/5/24
Cyclamens
from an unsatisfying ambrotype, already varnished (4X5”).
Soaked in denatured alcohol for one minute, it can easily be removed starting from the edges: the collodion film peels off like (better than) When you make a polaroid emulsion lift.
Let's call it a comeback! :-) Hi to all my flickr-friends, especially those who haven't forgotten me *G* Actually i just wanted to take a winter-break - i guess winter is over by now ;-)) Well, i just couldn't find time for taking pictures the last couple of months. Guess you all know how real real-life can be sometimes.
Anyway, this is my comeback-picture! I just heard about an effect called Tilt Shift, and immediately wanted to try this out, using an old shot form my archive. I know there are actually certain objectives for this, but you can also simulate it with Photoshop. Though it works best with Photoshop CS3-filter "Lense Blur" i think it came out quite ok using the Gaussian Blur from PS7.
So, it's good to be back. I will have more spare time now and I'll definitely spent some of it producing new pictures.
(c) Jonny Jelinek
A ‘65 Ford Galaxie 500 passing through downtown Dade City FL contrasts with the Ford Focus sedan parked across the street. Over time, we all eventually followed the famous 1960s Volkswagen tag-line and Thought Small.
Flowers and other living things are encroaching on our most beloved desolate lands.
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Rhiannon is a another customer who brought my shrinking products had put a review up for us. She said "Seen I brought shrinking products from Mr Shrinkar my everyday life changed forever I can now shrink myself to only 6 inches tall and I like playing golf at normal size. So I decided to buy myself a miniature golf set from Mr Shrinkar and play golf at 6 inches tall but also being friends over for a shrunken movie night munching on normal size snacks."
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Half a dozen shots from a couple of days out with fellow flickrite and marra Richie B www.flickr.com/photos/ricardo4eyes/
ECML trains were once again diverted via Carlisle and Carstairs due to planned engineering work north of Newcastle in the autumn of 2019.
Here on 14 September, 1E09, LNER’s 0742 Edinburgh - Kings Cross emerges from Cowran’s Cutting on the Carlisle – Newcastle line led by 43318 with 43305 on the rear.
43318 is adorned with a motif celebrating four decades of the HST. It reads: “1978 – 2018 CELEBRATING FORTY YEARS Inter-City 125 – The Journey Shrinker”. It is of course now 41 years!
Landmark Maple Tree at Courthouse
Duke of Gloucester Street - Market Square
Colonial Williamsburg, Virginia
Especially in the fall, when it always turns brilliant orange-red, this old maple tree on the west side of the Courthouse in Market Square, has been a landmark. I have photographed it over several years; two shots below show it on almost the same date 2 years ago and 6 years ago. A good bit of the back (north) side of the tree is gone, and more of it appears to be on its way out. The sycamore tree that stood to the north of the maple (part of it is visible in the 2010 photo, below) has now been gone for several years.
Williamsburg Historic District, both a National Historic Landmark (1960) and on the National Register of Historic Places (1966; 66000925), includes most of Colonial Williamsburg. In addition, Bruton Parish Church, George Wythe house, & Peyton Randolph house are separately listed on both; all are among the original 88 buildings existing when restoration of Williamsburg began in the 1920s. The Courthouse, built 1770-71, also is one of the original buildings; it served as courthouse and mayor's office for over 150 years. The T-shaped Courthouse has many fine architectural details, including cupola, arched windows, cantilevered pediment over main entrance, and dentil moldings.
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