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Travelling on business to-day. Luckily I took a few pics when up in the air. This is my side view of the engine as we started our descent into Southampton Airport (This was taken at about 15,000 feet).
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I was not happy with the VW Bully that I'd copied from Jon Elliott. The front had an upward bump like the newer models, not the old T3, and the curved back was just meh. Additionally the door was too narrow - 5-wide door and 5-wide room towards the back to open it would be the right proportions - fixed that too.
Took me some hours, as usual.
Addition to Toy Project Day 2796
The fine details of this flower always amaze me. The different textures and surfaces are so unique and varied. More so than most other garden flowers.
Cake I submitted for The Cake Show competition in the celebration cake category.
UPDATE!! Got an honorable mention and placement on the contest site... SWEET!
These birds are so striking, and not as shy as you would think. I always have a rule of thumb, that the prettier the bird, the more elusive. Not so with these guys.
for Our Daily Challenge group.
Setup shot in the comments!
Setup: Canon 430exII camera right with a blue gel in a homemade striplight.
a bare red gelled Yongnuo 560 II in front
ikea dioder camera left gelled green
ikea dioder left but a little in front in a small softbox
Canon speedlite triggered via a cactus or other generic triger and Yongnuo triggered via a slave mode, triggered by the canon.
Another car by BrickVerse
It's not wholly finished yet, there are some off-colour parts, but I wanted to show it nonetheless.
Toy Project Day 1164
This is one of my favorites of the set. This side view of Delicate Arch looks back across Arches National Park and shows all the rows and rows of sandstone bluffs and hills that make up the park.
Don't forget to View 'Delicate Arch Sideview' Large On Black
Sideview to the Maschsee in Hannover. I like to wood which was colored in blue from reflections of the sky.
Because once isn't enough. Yesterday I discovered the Shaggy Scalycap over that way ➡️. Today I went back for another look. No party tricks, 50mm at f/16, natural light, 10x8 crop.
Gravel Hill Wood, Langdon Hills, Essex, England