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This precious little guy, as well as his sister, were dropped off at the store I work at. They are so adorable, friendly and lovable. They were only there a couple of days, and then went to a (hopefully) forever home.
This older gentleman was sitting at this location on each of the 3 days we walked along Calle Miguel Hidalgo. He was looking for handouts.
This is the doll I'm using for Jackie in Lauren Land and I like the name so much for her, she's keeping it!! You'll be a fabulous movie star shopping in my bakery Jackie!! =D
This way my mother forced me to dress up to 16 years old. My mother loved that I dressed very childish and effeminate, I remember that it was from 6 years old up to 16 years old this was one of the clothes that I used often, always with school socks or ruffled anklets, I could not miss the mary jane shoes, t-bar or orthopedic shoes girl, I looked like a child very sissy. I await your comments.
De esta forma me obligo mi madre a vestir hasta los 16 años. A mi madre le encantaba que vistiera muy infantil y afeminado, recuerdo que fue desde los 6 años y hasta los 16 años de edad esta era una de las vestimentas que utilice a menudo, siempre con calcetas escolares o tobilleras con volantes, no podían faltar los zapatos mary jane, t -Bar o zapatos ortopédicos de niña, me veía como un niño muy mariquita. Espero sus comentarios.
This is Speck, my son's three-month-old kitten. We are caring for him while his mom and dad are traveling.
This lovely bracelet was beadwoven with dark brown Swarovski crystal pearls and bronze Japanese seed beads. The base was then embellished with bronze and orange Japanese seed beads and orange Swarovski crystal beads.
There are a total of 99 Swarovski pearls in this lovely piece.
The closure is made with 3 gold-plated button clasps.
The bracelet measures 6 ½” (c. 16.5 cm) and is 1 ¼” (c. 3.2 cm) wide.
This is Dixie in all her glory, relaxing on the living room floor. Every once in a while she'd lift her head up to see what's on TV.
Andy and I were trying to come up with a clever caption, but couldn't. Feel free to add a note with any ideas. :-)
Do not park your car in here ! do not drive through here ! Whoever drove through here that broke these concrete fence posts. He/she may went to the water. I was about to take the sunrise photos in this favorite spot with the bay bridge. I am not sure when will they fix these concrete fence posts.
#baybridge #noparking
This is a very simple, but very effective diffuser I have used for a most of the images taken with the 100mm macro lens you see on my Photostream this year. I was intending to write it up but haven't got round to it. These photos describe it.
This is my LEGO Ideas project based on the spooky puzzle game 'The Room' by Fireproof Games️ Add your support and you could have one on your shelf too😉!
ideas.lego.com/projects/3c56e7c0-5c42-44bc-8939-555fc4450be4
This star is made from 14 different pieces. It's one of the many many stars featured on the cover art of Snow Patrol's, A Hundred Million Suns.
This Ford Mondeo Estate, reg. SK55 ORT, belongs to the Cumbria Fire Service K9 unit. It's job is to send in the dog when there's ie. someone trapped under some rubble that has fell, etc.
This is my first attempt at a contrast reduction mask in the darkroom. It's a darkroom, colour print from a colour negative.
Fuji Crystal Archive paper is extremely high contrast so to compress 10 stops of information down to about 4 stops I used a contrast reduction mask, an intermediate B&W negative layered with the colour negative for the enlargement.
8x10 print from 4x5 Kodak Ektar 100. Ilford FP4+ intermediate contrast reduction mask.
This a potted plant at Desert Botanical Garden in Phoenix, Az. I thought using a Circular Fisheye would make for an interesting composition.
This evening shot has been tonemapped I do have another shot of this building at night if your interested.
Located in the center of Mt. Vernon, the Appellate Courthouse is a treasure awaiting discovery. The Courthouse was built around 1857 in the Greek revival style. Anyone interested in historic buildings and architecture won't want to miss this building and the beautiful courtroom appointed with walnut benches and judges' chairs along with other period furnishings. The Courthouse currently houses the Fifth District Appellate Court for the State of Illinois.
The Abe Lincoln Connection
One of the favorite U.S. presidents, Abraham Lincoln, argued cases at this location including a tax case where he represented Illinois Central Railroad.
The Building and The Ox-cart
Local legend has that it took three weeks to bring the twin wrought iron stairways on the outside front of the building from St. Louis to Mt. Vernon via ox-cart.
The building is a two-story brick built in the shape of a Maltese Cross. It has simple classic lines with two fluted pillars supporting the front gable in the center of which is a medallion of the scales of justice. Visitors will find rooms with extremely high ceilings, arched openings in the inner walls, and wide woodwork. Originally, the rooms were heated by huge fireplaces. The ground floor contains four bedrooms with private baths for the use of the justices when they are in Mt. Vernon and an apartment for the clerk. The second floor has the courtroom, the clerk's office, the judges' conference room, and the attorneys' waiting room.
Emergency Hospital and Clara Barton
Hospital records in Mt. Vernon show that at the time of the tornado on February 19, 1888, an emergency hospital was housed in the building under the supervision of Clara Barton, the founder of the American Red Cross.
The Appellate Court, Fifth District
The Fifth District Appellate Court is in session throughout the year and sits periodically as its judicial business requires.
Historic American Building
The appellate courthouse was selected by the Advisory Committee of the Historic American Building Survey as possessing exceptional historic and architectural interest and as being worthy of the most careful preservation for the benefit of future generations. A record of its appearance and condition has been made and deposited for permanent reference in the Library of Congress in Washington, D.C.
This is the most amazing place. It is Haleakala Crater on Maui. After a considerable drive to the top, this is looking down into the crater. The shot is untouched and displays it's natural colours.
This very interesting modified 90's Honda Civic from the Netherlands, was parked at Cobham Services in Surrey. The car was first registered in January 1998. The modifications on this car remind me of the tuning scene here in the UK back in the early 2000's, especially with the release of The Fast and The Furious, where people will paint their cars using spray-paint, and fit larger wheels/spoilers/bodykits. With this in mind though, i find self-modifying cars quite charming, as it certainly makes a car unique. It certainly is quite interesting to see tuned foreign cars travelling to the UK too.
Cobham Services, Surrey, United Kingdom
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This view is taken from the banks of the River Ribble in the village of Ribchester and you can see the start of Autumn all across the landscape with a distant Pendle Hill all lit up with the afternoon sunlight.
This is my new shirt design for my company "addicted to chaos" I will be doing a series of shirts based on the "seditionaries'/sex" designs by westwood and McLaren in the 70s. available to order @ etsy.com/pt/shop/addictedtochaos Or just drop me a line @ jasondcoi@hotmail.com CHEERS
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(Camouflage Dragon-Flies)
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This week’s Throwback Thursday photos are from September 6, 1966 – a 2nd alarm at Sutter and Ralph Avenues in Brooklyn (FD Box BK 22-1639).
This shot was taken through a doorway. The blurred effect on the walls of the narrow doorway and also the background ensure that the viewer's focus is on the model.
This sits atop a cabinet in my office. If I start to think I need a drink at work, the skull talks me out of it.
This picture was taken from the end of the Makapu'u Point Lighthouse Trail, which started at sea level down below. It took about 30 minutes to hike up the trail.
I do suggest bringing cold water for the hike since you are in the sun (assuming it is a clear day) the entire way up and down.
The view up here is worth it. You also can see the Makapu'u Lighthouse along the way (it is in my previous picture on my photostream)
The small island in the ocean off the coast is Kāohikaipu, which is a state bird sanctuary, and the larger island is Rabbit Island, another island off limits to people which is used as a bird sanctuary.
This old box was sitting in front of an old, abandoned house over in the edge of Tennessee.
Texture by JoesSistah
This photo was taken in the fall of 2015. I was on a hiking trail outside Smiths Falls, Ontario Canada.
This bridge set is from the Lansing IA bridge that crosses the Mississippi into Wisconson just above Ferryville. If is one of the few steel girder truss bridges with a steel grid deck left. This was always a fun bridge to cross. Driving over the steel deck would buzz you from head to toe and the on/off humps would give you the roller coaster wee feeling, I will post the whole set over the next several days.