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Excited to present my third entry to the one-day challenges I have been doing lately to train my building speed... and I think it's really working! :)
Not being particularly a fan of the new LEGO Mario sets, I decided to build a Mario myself... In fact, he has been on my to-build list for quite a while, but I must say it was a bit of a daunting task given that several great builders have had their takes on the character already... I can only try my best!
This is also probably the first time I try to add a bit of posability to my character builds... it gave me some hard time to get the right amount of gaps for the limbs to move without compromising too much of the aesthetics. The leg movements are still rather limited but i think it was of a reasonable amount, and it already made the model much livelier.
The mushroom was a bit more challenging to create than I expected at this scale, and the Mystery Block was... probably the most straightforward thing I have built in a while! 😂That said, I think the two little side builds complemented Mario well and overall I am really happy with what I managed to build within one day... Looking forward to the next challenge!
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Originally a lot taller this statue of George 111 was too close to a nearby WW2 RAF bomber base's approach pattern. The RAF decided to blow it up to eliminate the danger posed to aircraft, the top section was recovered and placed in the grounds of Lincoln castle where this image was taken.
Over the last couple years I have been doing a mini-project of photographing historic neon street signs around various neighborhoods in San Diego. Of all the signs to photograph, one of the most obvious would be the one in my own backyard in the South Bay of San Diego.
I have photographed the "Third Avenue" neon sign in Chula Vista many times, but was never satisfied with the compositions because it was a little difficult to stand in the middle of the street at night with the risk of losing my gear and my life!
Recently, the city of Chula Vista renovated historic Third Avenue in downtown, so that now the street includes a very wide island...perfect for photographers like me to stand in. Maybe the city finally heard me after all these years of complaining!
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CN 527 has five units (CN 2675, CN 5680, BCOL 4654, CN 2255 & CN 7272) as it heads to Taschereau Yard after working Pointe St-Charles Yard.
Ever since I watched Jaws 3D as a kid I've had a special love for 3D. Especially the clunkier earlier format with the image split into red and blue versions with the throwaway cardboard glasses with matching coloured eye filters. Apparently this works by means of encoding each eye's image using the filters of chromatically opposite colors. When viewed through the 3D glasses, each of the two images reaches the eye it's intended for, revealing an integrated stereoscopic image. The visual cortex of the brain then fuses this into the perception of a 3D scene. Aren't our brains clever? I've even got a 3D tattoo. So there.
This canvas isn't in the best of shape so I'm thinking she'll make it to the streets some time soon. She can lead a new life with someone else...
Cheers
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Our C-Mount to MFT Adapter lets you mount retro C-mount lenses on Micro Four Thirds mount cameras. Here we have a Bausch and Lomb 26mm f/1.9 C-mount lens mounted on a Black Magic Pocket Cinema Camera. Check out our Youtube channel for demo footage.
I've been looking for this barn setting in the peak of fall color and after three years finally got the timing correct. I was really pleased when the horses came out to check out the oddball with tripod and camera at sunrise braving the cold.
This was a fun project that I completed on the side. I made up three different necklaces with silver cylinders and magnets all containing several strands of sellar tape. In between the tape that had been folded over on itself I had put in some 'faux diamonds'* (my university budget didn't allow me to use real ones though the project asked for it)
Playing on what we assume valuable and what we assume not to be; and then joining them.
Math creates rules and rules become predictable. I think it is the implication and honoring of the rule that makes it sacred. This has no greater application than French city planning where symmetry and axis reign supreme. Once you combine this with architectural photography the math gets worse, now thirds. This photo is an attempt both acknowledging the great axis and complimenting the rule of thirds.
thanks for reading.........jhe
New York City Transit Authority (NYCTA) R211 no. 4060 (Kawasaki, 2019-present) is the lead motor on an uptown A train stopped at E Broadway Station on the IND 6th Avenue Line, seen on the train's third day in revenue service.
Catching up on a few cricket shots from the archive...
We had a cricket match, i can't remember the exact details now, someone won, someone lost, some balls were hit others were missed, it's hardly important now is it :)
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Piotr et Oleg ont terminé leur 3e sortie extravéhiculaire ! Hier ils ont à nouveau passé un peu plus de 7h30 à l’extérieur de la Station, toujours pour la mise en service du module scientifique russe MLM. Les câbles télé et internet sont maintenant branchés, on a tout le confort moderne ! 😉 Bien entendu, par télévision on entend le canal utilisé par les chercheurs pour nous aider lors des expériences, et par le centre de contrôle pour suivre notre travail et nous accompagner… les caméras sont à bord mais les écrans sont sur terre ! 😁 Ils ont également installé un dispositif de rendez-vous et d’amarrage, et même une expérience de biologie à l’extérieur du module MRM2. Encore une journée bien fatigante pour nos amis, nous étions heureux et soulagés de les voir rentrer : c’est toujours une bonne occasion pour célébrer On est en plein dans la saison 2 des sorties extravéhiculaires puisqu’Aki et moi nous préparons à sortir dimanche (encore du travail sur les panneaux solaires).
Spacewalk 3️⃣ for Oleg and Pyotr complete! They spent another 7 and a half hours outside yesterday for more work on the new Russian science module MLM. Television and internet is now connected, what more could you need? ;). (the television is for researchers to follow our progress working on experiments and the control centre to help us throughout the day, not for us to watch of course!) Well, they also installed a rendezvous and docking system, handrails, and even a biology experiment on the MRM2 or Poisk module that is on the other side of MLM! Another busy and tiring day, and we were happy to see them back. Being safely back inside is always a good reason to celebrate! We are really into spacewalk season two now, Aki and myself are preparing to go outside this Sunday to work on the P-4 truss and prepare it for more roll-out solar arrays.
Credits: ESA/NASA–T. Pesquet
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A heads up from a friend informed me that the Grafton and Upton would be making their third revenue run over the Milford Industrial Track with two loads for Bluelinx in Bellingham. So instead of doing the responsible thing and having breakfast and then going to bed so I'd be rested for work that night I did the opposite and headed to Milford!
The one shot I wanted above all else was them swinging through Bellingham Junction, but when I got there I found the fresh snow u undisturbed so continued on up the line. I found them just as they were departing from the junction in Milford where their historic owned property meets this former New Haven branch line.
On a brilliantly cold clear winter day it was worthy of a little chase and I got them at three spots before they got to Bellingham Jct. where unfortunately they derailed ending my chase for the day as seen in this photo posted earlier: flic.kr/p/2kANeRg
Anyway, here was the first spot on the chase as the pair of pair of patched ex CSXT nee SCL MP15ACs (EMD blt. Feb. 1978) numbers 1191 & 1160 cross Howard St. at MP 35.5.
Hopedale, Massachusetts
Thursday February 11, 2021
Penelope (the one who is cutting) speaks: “Look it’s easy Susie! A third for me, a third for you and a third for Hazel. There is no need to leave anything for your brother! And he won't be home for ages anyway”
Oh dear! LOL!
And do please forgive me for bending the prompt somewhat too! LOL! ((hugs))
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Margolies, John,, photographer.
Federal Building, Cleveland & Third, Canton, Ohio
1998.
1 photograph : color transparency ; 35 mm (slide format).
Notes:
Title, date and keywords based on information provided by the photographer.
Margolies categories: Municipal town/city halls; Main Street.
Purchase; John Margolies 2015 (DLC/PP-2015:142).
Credit line: John Margolies Roadside America photograph archive (1972-2008), Library of Congress, Prints and Photographs Division.
Please use digital image: original slide is kept in cold storage for preservation.
Forms part of: John Margolies Roadside America photograph archive (1972-2008).
Subjects:
Government facilities--1990-2000.
United States--Ohio--Canton.
Format: Slides--1990-2000.--Color
Rights Info: No known restrictions on publication. For more information, see "John Margolies Roadside America Photograph Archive - Rights and Restrictions Information" www.loc.gov/rr/print/res/723_marg.html
Repository: Library of Congress, Prints and Photographs Division, Washington, D.C. 20540 USA, hdl.loc.gov/loc.pnp/pp.print
Part Of: Margolies, John John Margolies Roadside America photograph archive (DLC) 2010650110
General information about the John Margolies Roadside America photograph archive is available at hdl.loc.gov/loc.pnp/pp.mrg
Higher resolution image is available (Persistent URL): hdl.loc.gov/loc.pnp/mrg.03857
Call Number: LC-MA05- 3857