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Onestamente ho un po' paura del mio istinto, perché quello quando decide non guarda in faccia a nessuno, nemmeno me.
Helmut Newton
From a forgotten roll of Kodak Kodacolor 200 colour film that I processed a few weeks ago. Taken with an Olympus OM-1 and scanned on an Epson V700.
The roll of film was in the fridge for about 4 or 5 years........ oops!
The door is at the location of the setting for Shakespeare's Hamlet namely Kronoborg Castle, Elsinore, Denmark.
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I made this studio for one of my friends who mostly builds Custom Minifigures. The Studio is good basicly anything in a smaller spectrum, I recommend it for Microscale stuff also!
An important thing is here, that I used 2 same light source (A pair of 50W Halogen Light bulb) to achieve the smooth lights on it! This is important because if you use 2 different type light source the light balance of the picture will be incorrect!
Anti-slip studs at the top of a set of steps at the Adelaide Convention Centre. Taken after The Deer Johns show last night. I was lying down for this shot, when a very nice young lady came up and asked me if I was alright. She thought I had fainted! and was quite relieved to find out that I was just taking a photo. I was very appreciative that she cared, and thanked her for saving my life (if it had needed saving!).
Taken with iPhone 4S.
GBRf Class 66/7 No. 66777 passes through Washwood Heath, Birmingham with 6M40, the 11:56 Westbury – Cliffe Hill Stud Farm working on 20th March 2018.
A very rare and unussual jumper plate.
Normally the stud is open...
The bottom has the groove, so it is a newer version than the 1978 version without groove.
No part number, only two ejection marks and a hole in the bottom of the stud.
What it was used for is not known.
Maybe they simply forgot to hollow out the stud...
Sleepy stud on the beach today. Nice body, not an ounce of flab. Dreaming of something pleasurable, I think....
Silver-studded Blues are commonest on southern heathlands around the New Forest and Thames Basin. Beyond that they are decidedly localised, though often common where they do occur. They are noticeably smaller than Common Blues, with a more leaden blue colouration, with a row of black studs around the hindwing margin. Its caterpillars feed on a variety of plants including gorse, heather and rock-rose, but they also have a relationship with black ants of the genus Lasius. Ants carry the young larvae into their nests where they tend and protect them, presumably for the sugary solutions they exude. But it is not known whether they actually feed on ant larvae (like Large Blues do), but at night the caterpillars emerge from the ants' nests to feed on vegetation. Female Silver-studded Blues selectively lay eggs on vegetation close to Black Ant nests.
Oh my freaking gawd! I love it love it love it! CurlyGirlKrause hit the nail on the head and I immediately recognized the image from my DeviantArt favorites. 231705.deviantart.com/art/POV-Birdcage-70438142
You ROCK, CurlyGirl!