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The last time I went on Test Track was in 2000. I don't remember much about it besides that I didn't like it that much. The refurbished version seems better. To help the time pass by, they added this "design your own car" section where I took it upon myself to design a horrible car that, if all is right with the world, will never exist.
Fujicolor Pro 400H, home developed (which is apparently why it looks like shit), run through my Pentax 67.
Test the Limits Lab – Treat yourself to a safety test where you are invited to shatter, drop and impact some of the products you use at home every day. Enjoy a short film hosted by Timon and Pumba and learn how to be "safety smart."
Innoventions
Walt Disney World EPCOT Orlando Fl.
My son and his girls are seeing how fast they can jack the car, gas it, change a tire and let it down. If was a fun thing for people to test theirselves. Lasr shot of NASCAR for now.
I've moved the Speed Graphic to the office where I'll be able to dedicate some time to it. With the original test bellows not a million miles away from what I need, I've laid it in place. The next test will need proper measurements though.
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Network Rail's electrification test train runs south towards Sharnbrook Summit on 15th May. Not long now until we customers get cr*ppy outer suburban EMU's from Wellingborough ! And a right old mix of vehicles. Looks like five Mk III's, a DVT, a pair of 91's, all topped and tailed by a pair of 47s
#ds453 2/11/11
Sometimes what’s out of focus can make the shot. Create a photograph today where some/all of your subject isn't in focus.
These computers live in the testing department at work. My intention was to capture the cascading motion of the "Matrix" screen saver in a blur of green drippy numbers and letters. But it was the bright red lights that caught my eye when I uploaded the photo. At first, I thought they were reflections from my camera. But on closer inspection, one is actually the light on a mouse, and the other, my favorite part of the whole photo, is the EXIT sign at the far end of the room, reflected a little bit blurry and backwards, in the monitor! :-)
Testing the power and connection to the solar-powered Inveneo computers on a makeshift cardboard "desk".
I've tested Hopper Medium, Light and Bold with fabricated italics with a test text copied from Wikipedia (The Dark Side Of The Moon). Prints made with a laser desktop printer.
Texts were set in 8/11 and 6/9 points but because of the extra big x-height and huge counters the 8/11 still looks... big.
Anyway I liked spacing - used not optical spacing of InDesign but the build in one - worth the long hours.
Now it is time to kern... and build features. And draw a good italic for the weights... and... :)
Hopper comes soon.
VCC Hampshire Section ride organised by Andrew. I chose, rather rashly, to double the distance by riding to and from the start, making it my first 50 mile of the year.