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This is my second stop motion! It's not what I'd like it to be, but well, I'll try to do my best the next time! Anyway, hope you enjoy the vid.
This bush just keeps on giving. Cannot wait to see what the next couple weeks brings in! White crowned juvie - Magic bush
This is my first shot, a self portrait with my "Nicole" (Canon AE-1 Program). The past year, I tried to do same project, but unfortunately because of time I dropped out, so this year I want to finish this project.
This is my niece Heather in a high school drill team photo from 1999. She is the youngest daughter of my younger brother.
This is a kaiju from... uh... um, something. I think. Might be a Kamen Rider... no, wait.. uh. Look, it's a big green golf ball monster.
This Fantastic restoration is from Paul in Northern Ireland. the 1972 T500J looks gleaming and is wearing some stainless Titan chambers, we love the green / white colour scheme
This is a panettone made with Giorilli's recipe. Christmas has already passed, but I baked it anyway. I don't own a stand mixer, and it was a very tricky dough to handle. Although not perfect, it was at least doable -- and delicious.
This is from an album called 'Housebound'
www.flickr.com/photos/libbyhalldogs/albums/72157713421574931
And this is in an album called Eighty-one years of Ageing.
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This is the Purl Bee Frog that I made for a friend - www.purlbee.com/the-purl-bee/2007/6/25/quick-sewing-tip-f...
This cinema was a large complex by all accounts, however unlikely to remain for long before being converted into new premises
This is the view looking into the building seen in the previous three photos. I shot this from the doorway--I definitely did not feel like stepping inside, as in real life this looked a lot darker. Unquestionably the creepiest location I've ever photographed. View large on black.
Yashica-Mat LM with Yashinon lens, f/16, 1 sec. Kodak Portra 400NC, developed with Arista C-41 kit.
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this is was what i did for my final project for the beginners automotive airbrushing course i took. spongebob squarepants is dope so went with that theme.
This is our brand new 38,500 litre fuel bowser at work. The white housing at the rear contains the pumps and hose reels.
This is a wider version of my squiggle cuff pattern. I have added 4 columns of metallic silver Delicas.
This is a very rough sketch done with fine-line marker on a small piece of paper. I made this sketch a few days ago to help me make a color choice for the wooden codfish cutout that I am decorating for the Marblehead Arts Festival. For this project, I created a pattern inspired by Portuguese blue and white tiles (azulejos) and gave my fish a Portuguese name, Bela Bacalhau (beautiful codfish). By Friday, I had drawn in the whole design onto the wooden fish with fine-line marker. (See post for May 6, 2016). But I was still trying to decide about the color for the little "wave" patterns inside each square. Should I leave them as is color them in with dark blue, or color them in with a lighter blue? I decided to do a little rough sketch so I could ask innocent bystanders what they thought. (See post for May 9.) I asked family members and friends which square they preferred. What I heard: the two-tone idea is good, but do I want people to perceive the outline or the pattern? That was an interesting question, which led me to a better solution. I wanted a blue that was close to the outline color, but perceptibly different. That way, I would create a two-tone effect, the pattern would pop out, and the outline would still show. So I grabbed another Sharpie and filled in the waves in the white square with a bright blue. (See upper right square.) That color seemed right, but I wasn't ready to actually change the pattern on the wooden fish until I did tried one more thing. . . To be continued.
This is a picture of my S-M-C Macro-Takumar f4 using a new (to me) Petri lens that I'm working on adapting to be used on my R7. The Petri mount is super weird and not very popular or common. This is my 3rd Petri lens.
I'm 3D printing the mount. So far, so good. But for this image I just held the lens up to the M42 to Canon RF adapter and shot it.
The lens itself looks interesting. I need to get this mount figured out first and then do some testing.
Shot using a Petri 55mm f2 @f2.8
This cupcake tree was created for the family Christmas program at First Presbyterian Church in South Bend, Indiana.
This G-model was stored by the USN in 1975 as 1S526. After a spell with CAL Fire as Tanker 76, it seems to have moved on to the USFS.
Currently, this 737 touts a 56-seat all-first-class interior. Quite different from how it was set up before delivery to Amerijet in May 2005- the airplane's whole career until earlier in 2005 had been with coach-only Southwest Airlines as N83SW.
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This animal was suffering badly from mange, there was no fur on the front legs and hind quarters which were covered with sores.
Starting to look good now except for a large abscess/sore on left hind quarter.
This is a brand new City of Brooksville, Florida, Department Public Works, Solid Waste Division, recycling truck. The cab/chassis is a Ford F-750 Superduty and it was converted by Monroe Modifications into a dual drive configuration (standing drive on the right hand side). The body is a Kann Up and Over (an improved version of the Dempster Recycle-One body). This truck also has a Kann Side Dump Plastics Compactor.
If you would like to know specifics about this vehicle you will need to contact Waste Equipment and Parts LLC at 866-288-2411 or visit their website: www.waste-equip.com
If you would like to see a "detailed tour" of this truck, please watch my video on YouTube:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=MPhRSyrU-E8
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This isn't my first visit to posing my daughter as Fairytale heroine Snow White, but since my original idea (below) didn't quite work as I'd hoped, this will have to do as a cheat/substitute.
We're Here visits Fairy Tales and Nursery Rhymes.
Stopped at a little store on the Woodstock Square after Sunday brunch and found some interesting wine to buy.
This is the locomotive used in the film ' Holiday Camp'.. BR No 69881 and was shown at the start of the film arriving at Sandsend station with passengers...the engine was specially cleaned up for its starring role in the movie and went on to be quite a celebrity on this coastal route....the view is above the cliffs at Sandsend....Photo. W. Hudson.
This external view of a corridor shows the expanse of glass used for its' construction. The location of the college means users have long distance views into the countryside and to the rest of the campus.
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This was shot with a Nikon D7100 and a Nikon AF-S Nikkor 24-70mm f/2.8G ED Autofocus Lens .....No post processing
This must have been for a science fair project. I was clearly unfamiliar with any principles of good data visualization, even that it was useful not to draw the data on top of the title.
This beautiful villa was built in 1912 by a wealthy German family who were one of the big importers of Petroleum. In this street there were about 17 other big villa's which all belonged to German families. During WWI the English bombed the villa's, but miraculously this villa and one other were spared from destruction.
After the war it was bought by a shipbuilder who lived there till the 1960's. It was then bought by the Provincial Government who wanted to use it as an office. This lasted for some years, but also they left... In 1991 it was bought by a real estate trader for just more than EUR 600.000 and guess it's now worth much much more. But still the place is not sold and is awaiting it's new owners.....
This week's "mommy bread" - I made this sucker with fresh, local apple cider, a hand-picked Northern Spy apple, home made applesauce and both ground and whole flaxseed. Because apple-cinnamon Cheerios are my all-time favourite cereal (and something I was craving this week) I tossed in a dose of plain Cheerios for that whole "apple jack" feel.
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