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Hair: Barberyumyum P12 + Bangs K (Group Gift)
Outfit: AMI:HAI
Location: Village of Ahiru
Scene Props and Effects: [[RH]] Design House, CURELESS [+], {-Maru Kado-} (Ghost Bunny Group Gift)
Funny twist to the Test of Courage summer activity. The challenge is to shave the leg of Karakasa, the umbrella demon (´ᗜ｀)ゞ
35:52 Leaves
After all the hot dry weather we've had, there are dry leaves all over the ground - I think autumn is arriving early. And as long as it doesn't get hot again, I will be over the moon to welcome autumn :)
Not real. Luminar Sky replacement test. Photo actually taken during day. You can make out the distant mountains aren’t masking the sky very well, but overall the Auto Sky replacement works pretty good for one click. The waves would also look very different under a long exposure.
Testing Hunter 9m Runabout around Eden' Islands .
SLurl for the demo : maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Eden%20Guillemot/196/224/22
Marketplace : marketplace.secondlife.com/p/Hunter-9m-Runabout/16932972?
34067 near Arkholme with a test run round the Carnforth circuit on 8/2/2011
Copyright David Price
No unauthorised use
A morning in Amazonia.
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From my airport visit last Summer, on the same day I took this…
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Instagram:
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…this Swiss Air flight was uniquely positioned right under a chemtrail which for once I thought was kind of useful for the shot. I notice many photographers find photos of aircraft boring, they never seem to attract the audience, however, one needs to experiment, get a bit daring and opposed to just an aircraft portrait so to speak, you have to use your imagination, the environment, the weather and get a bit more technical!
I hope everyone is well and so as always, thank you! 😊
Scanned analog test print.
Is the analog process so forgotten that even a test print like this is worth uploading on Flickr?
Test print on blotting paper coated with Foma's liquid emulsion to decide the proper exposure time for Nepalese Lokta paper. 3 sec increment between exposures.
No toning.
Please comment and let me know.
A pair of class 37s, unit 37405 with 37407 tailing, approach Derby some 66 minutes early with the 9.50am Canton Taff Vale Sidings - Derby RTC (1Z33) track-testing train.
The early arrival didn't seem to phase the healthy collection of enthusiasts on the station eager to get up close and personal to these 60yo machines. The train stopped here for a few minutes before reversing in to Network Rail's 'Research and Technical Centre', a few hundred yards out of sight on the left.
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2.16pm, 13th November 2024
I took a couple test shots with my phone to make sure the composition worked before committing to a series of shots with my camera to stitch together later. Helps me visualize the scene. I posted the other image I took with my Sony a few days ago.
It's been a busy weekend along the Guelph Sub, with three (that I'm aware of) test trips to London by Metrolinx, plus ballast train CN W933 dumping from Silver to Guelph for Metrolinx, the holiday Monday saw CN TEST RDC 1501 test the Guelph Sub and some adjoining spurs. Returning northbound after running to Preston, 1501 crosses the Speed River on the old 1857 Galt & Guelph (Great Western) Railway trestle.
CN O99931-02
CN 1501
Hespeler, ON.
August 2, 2021