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A video showing the function that I put into his staff.
Part of my entry to the Makuta Contest so far. It's turned out pretty well, but I would greatly appreciate any suggestions on how to make the textures a little more consistent. Also, do the legs and arms look better without all the gold armor? Thank You for your comments.
Tokyo, Japan.
One night, I met a scene that Ramen restaurant staff is taking dinner silently in front of the shop's backdoor.
This restaurant looks popular and always noisy.
He ate his dinner at 10 mins.
Then got back to the kitchen.
The entire staff of the Connecticut Southern Railroad in attendance poses for a shot at their new offices and shops in Hartford, CT
The Flag is flying at half-staff at the Paradise Visitor area at Mt. Rainier to honor those who have died fighting the fires in our area recently.
GBRf's 2018 Southern Staff Charter Ashford-Weymouth-Ashford (1Z66/1Z68) a top day out!
66786 top and tailed with 66755
BR Standard 4MT 75035 digs into the climb at Basford Curve on the Churnet Valley Railway during a 30742 Charters event.
Locomotive: British Railways Standard Class 4MT 4-6-0 73014, re-numbered as Stoke allocated 75035.
Location: Basford Curve, Staffordshire.
A number of people have wondered just what goes on at our Staff Meetings. Let me tell you, ignorance is bliss my friend!
Left to right we have Baricade issuing tasks to everyone, Nightwing still on pain meds for the broken arm, Julius actually listening and preparing a new map, SHARP distracted by something shiny, Billbobful and a pretzel, 'nuf said, Jeff trolling, Brick_Head also picking on Billbobful, SD half paying attention, and th_squirrel ready to vote on whatever that guy in the black cape just said ...zzzZZZ.
The only one not pictured in costume is th_squirrel, because I don't have a figure for Onomatopoeia, so he is represented by Alcoholic Hobo Santa sitting in a puddle of urine.
Just some of the staff typically employed in one of the great English houses of the 1920s, for more information on exactly which duties these people were expected to carry out, and how much they were paid, go to ( chantelgraysonbooks.com ) “House servants, their ranks, their wages”
Image generated by ( Leonardo.Ai ) much altered in photoshop
Viorel, Catalina and Kaley at work - "Sayuri" restaurant.
Yeah, they're working extremely hard XD
Viorel by Tarda
Kaley by MeiKasahara
Orange ALCO Passing Lush Green Area !!
Old Horse Jamalpur WDM3A Approaching Dumka Station, Towing The Puny Load Of Bhagalpur Dumka Staff Special Train !!
Folks may not know that Flickr staff are really into finger darts, with epic cross-departmental battles erupting daily. It's a Flickr thing. It's part of our culture.
Just don't complain about getting hit in the face! You'll never live it down, especially if you become one of the flingers :)
Setup:
* white wall backdrop, blown out by a single 500W strobe below and behind the subject
* two 500W softboxes, arranged one on top of the other to the right and in front of the subject (about 5 feet)
* one ‘reflector’ sheet (large single white sheet of paper) 4 feet from subject, front and left - catches stray light reflected from walls to provide a little fill
* Triggered by a cord directly to flash port of camera; flashes synced
Title: 1st Brigade Staff
Digital Publisher: Digital: Cushing Memorial Library and Archives, Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas
Physical Publisher: Physical: Graphic Services, Texas A&M University
Date Issued: 2011-08-17
Date Created: 1970
Dimensions: 4 x 5 inches
Format Medium: Photographic negative
Type: image
Identifier: Photograph Location: Graphic Services Photos, Box 26, File 26-415
Rights: It is the users responsibility to secure permission from the copyright holders for publication of any materials. Permission must be obtained in writing prior to publication. Please contact the Cushing Memorial Library for further information
Another productive day in the Burton area.
1Q18 Derby-Doncaster via Burton, North Staffs Jct, 16.4.14
Now here is the discovery of the decade so far. A 1957 Chevy U.S. Army staff sedan! What it was doing out on an abandoned farm is anybody's guess! I will be going back to this one!
Once December hits, it kind of feels like we’re on the fast train to Christmas Day! It always seems to sneak up on us and it’s a little frantic making sure we have just the right gifts for our nearest and dearest.
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