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Considering this a Rejected Build.
I made this in...July apparently, and I wasn't able to get any good photos of it (at least the closeups I wanted). The build was for Guilds of Historica on Eurobricks; I was going to us it as a story vehicle to introduce my character(s).
I've had this picture sitting around privately on my photostream for months now, but I figured I show it off. This is the only photo I now have of the build--a few weeks back my laptop crashed, and I lost everything (like all my photo hard-copies...) but a few things I managed to save (I got some Sentinel Images, but that's it). So this will have to do.
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In other news, I'm still building away for Brickworld Fort Wayne 2015. Expected online post date is Oct. 22/23. Incidentally, I've not yet decided if I'll be posting all of it...as it turns out I don't actually have time to build a tables worth from scratch, so I was forced to finish up a WIP I was building for Brickworld Chicago 2016...not sure if I want to spoil that yet! And Monday comes my Creations for Charity build; just waiting on parts--but I'm very happy with it, and excited for everyone to see the finished product.
The silver lining to the current world situation is that since my son is home from University, he can model for me. He is doing classes and reading/studying from home for the rest of the year. My Light Painting Brushes weekly challenge group, also had a book theme, so it all worked out.
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November 2025. Nature study. 02
Butterflies made of fabric.
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Sony A6000 + E PZ 16-50mm F3.5-5.6
This series is from photos taken while canoeing in northern Maine. I loved the flow of the grasses and plants in the water around me.
Identification number on base of streetlamp.
Decatur (Winnona Park), Georgia, USA.
11 June 2020
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Selected for inclusion in Flickr's Explore, on 12 June 2020.
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38/52 {52 semanas de agradable conversación}
Con la llegada de septiembre soy de las que buscan nuevos propositos... Este año ya sabéis que me embarco a continuar los estudios. Acabo de formalizar la matrícula.
Y vosotras, tenéis nuevos proyectos?
Pretty much what I have to do cuz I have to raise my Social studies grade~Hw..Not my thing~ by the end of the quarter or I might not be allowed on the computer for a long time so yeah~
My favorite color (yes, it's brown) dominated this hazy, near-sunset valley. Lots of local contrast manipulation made detail visible in the photograph. Overdone? Not sure ...
Inside the homestead at Heide this study contains the books of John and Sunday Reed. This is a fine collection of works on Modern art that is still used by researchers today.
On March 22, 1958, their friend Danila Vassilieff, the Russian émigré artist, died of heart failure in the arms of John Reed in this very room. www.facebook.com/ABCARTS/videos/danila-vassilieff-and-mod...
see the rest here www.laurencephilomene.com/blog/color-studies-lavender
and you can buy prints of this image here : society6.com/product/color-study-2-rne_print#1=45
:)