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This picture was taken by some European dude back on New Year's Eve 2007. The website that it was on was written in some other language, probably polish or Russian. In other words, I take no credit for these pictures, which are awesome. This bus was retired in January of 2010
This is small Labyrinth Spider (genus Metepeira, Araneidae) in its shelter in the woods today. These orb-weaver spiders build a proper orb web with a separate little house suspended by a tangle of cobwebs off to the side. In time they decorate their houses with the bodies of their prey, pirate fashion, see this photo. I already have my two photos for the Web Wednesday group, but Happy Web Webnesday anyway! (San Marcos Pass, 6 May 2026)
This doorway led to a stairway that went up to track level at what was once the Nickel Plate Road passenger boarding platform in Fort Wayne, Indiana. It was being used on this day by passengers on an excursion train pulled by ex-NKP 2-8-4 No. 765.
This local was so kind to give us a ride from Noravank back to the junction with the North-South highway linking Yerevan with Iran and Nagorno Karabakh.
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My brother and I had a design studio in the past, and I did all of the Celtics promotional work for several years through our client SportsChannel of New England. Paul Freehauf (Eagle Rock Entertainment) was the Creative Director there and we did all the design and production. I also designed the Boston Celtics' Sixth Player trophy that was sponsored through Texaco. It was retired after Reggie Lewis was awarded it. There is more info in the first comment too if you like. My gwennie2006 account is not pro right now, but everything is still here through site searches (described below). My GrfxDziner account is pro and has full size images. Here is a link to that account at flickr...
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I also did many of the commercials for MVP sports at the time. The Johnny Most announcement in that Top 10 qwikLoadr link was used on one in particular. The Bird's Back poster in the first comment was created when Larry Bird came back early from injury, and given out at the game. The World Championship poster from 1986 was also given out at the first Boston Garden game of the 1986-1987 season. SportsChannel had no budget for the poster, so the folks who worked on it received credit on the poster, as well as 150 limited prints. The plates were destroyed once the printing was complete. Mark Burton of Boston, Massachusetts was the official printer, and that is their logo bottom left on the poster.
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This is the Nikon D7000 16.2MP camera with the Nikkor 200-500mm zoom lens. I don't care how much money you spend, you aren't going to get a clearer more tack sharp photo with anything else in my humble opinion.
Having said that as soon as they came out, I bought the NEW Nikon D7200 with a whooping 24.2MP rating and yes, it did taken even better pictures if you can imagine that? Then of course they had to come out with the D7500 which boasted 20.9MP, did it take better pictures? I don't know, I never bought one. Hard to believe isn't, but I didn't, because I was taking such amazing pictures with the D7200 I had no desire to go backwards. I love the D7000 series of camera's. With any 300mm Nikkor lens. What a combination.
So, buy used and save money on both the camera and lens, if the previous owners weren't using the stuff for a hammer you're going to be glad you did.
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This photo was taken in the fall of 2015. I was on a hiking trail outside Smiths Falls, Ontario Canada.
This is a J.K. Straus puzzle. It one of the earliest by this company, the box is plain orange/red with no picture (as is also stated on Bob Armstrongs website) and the cut is rather different than the later ones too.
The title is Snow Queen, the artist R.C. Kaufmann (1900-1999), so this is his earlier work. It has 305 pieces and measures about 30 x 40 cm.
I love this picture, I love art deco and this breathes that period...
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This plane was originally built as a Republic RC-3 Seabee in 1947 but was modified with among other things a Chevrolet LS-1 V8 engine.
This is the picture I chose for the home photos.
I hated the one that appeared in my yearbook.
MULLET!!!!!!!!!!
8-25-12 I apologize for the copyright on the photo but I've had various sites steal this without asking permission. If you want to use this photo ASK ME. Do not steal from my flickr stream.
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Title: A practical manual of the treatment of club-foot
Creator: Sayre, Lewis A[lbert], 1820-1900. [from old catalog
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Sponsor: MSN
Contributor: Gerstein - University of Toronto
Date: 1882
Language: eng
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This male wood duck has gone through the eclipse phase and is back into full fall colors.They will all be leaving here in a day or two and heading south for the winter.
this was used as a location in the film the 3rd man, you can see why
this image was used in the little india video, click here to see it
This outfit is extra special for me. I realized this morning that i have'nt had a Halloween pic to greet everyone here on Flickr. so i challenged myself to do one, style it and photographed in 7 hours. Dania is the best model for this look, and since i really have'nt had the chance to take her proper pics. lols. Happy Halloween Guys!
This painting of national importance is held by (but sadly not displayed by) the Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool as of an unidentifed colliery, but the layout is very similar to an eightenth century sketch of Bradford Colliery, east Manchester. This is a 1950's educational poster, the actual painting is far better in quality, colour and detail. Atmospheric engine to the left, probably a new acquisition hence the painting.
Note the very slack winding rope and single pulley shaft, wouldn't fancy travelling that! Coal is being riddled on the right, large coal being taken away by horses. This is what was termed a landsale colliery, the coal passing through the riddles was known as slack or burgy and brought the lowest price.
This building next to Crook's housed a Montgomery Ward in 1958. There was a senior center here on my 2008 visit.
This was a day when lots of Trans Pennine Express trains were diverted via the Calder Valley line non-stop. This is one of three in half an hour at Hebden Bridge.
This view was taken from the steep slopes of the village of Oia, located in the north of the island of Thira. It offers views across the caldera (inland sea) and the volcanic backdrop is implemented by whitewashed houses and blue-domed churches.
Size: 8" x 8" x 0.7" (or 20cm x 20cm x 1.5cm)
Medium: Acrylic on Stretched Canvas
My Blog: artbyjaz.blogspot.com
This view of the NIH campus looks north past the Natcher Building (right) to the Stokes Labs (center) and beyond to the Clinical Center (upper left). Building 31, the "Claude D. Pepper Building," (upper right) provides office space for most Institute directors and their immediate staff.
Credit: National Institutes of Health
I took this the other day with my antique iPhone 3GS, which has really crap picture quality. However, on the 5th June I will be upgrading to the new Samsung Galaxy S4 ~ Life Companion and can't wait, as it has a 13 Mega pixel Auto Focus camera with Flash & Zero shutter lag and the quality is amazing. So bye bye iPhone and Hello Samsung Galaxy...!
The sky was so lovely and wispy the other day - I love wispy clouds...
This phaser is quite small, but elegant and efficient.
Feel free to use this creation however you want, but be sure to give me proper credit for it.
This was the muffin tin for the Chinese New Year lunch.
More information about the contents and what they symbolize are here: harvestmoonbyhand.blogspot.com/2011/02/celebrating-chines...
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This is probably the only thing I have with Prada on it -- and probably will be the only thing ever.
This is a necklace I created for a purple satin evening dress. The centre bead is in the watercolour technique and interspaced with silver rondelles and purple clay discs.
This was a wonderful start to my summer trip up north earlier this year 2017. Watching gannets from up high on the edge of steep sea cliffs. Birds soaring back and forth on the updrafts, tending to their fluffy chicks.
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. :-)
This is how I feel right now - an explosion of energy, adrenaline and gentle nerves. The Pacific will be a huge adventure.
Rainbow Lorikeet is definitely making an assessment of the ripening Umbrella Tree fruit. It's obviously not ready yet so the feeder is still needed, I guess.
This is a costume that I made for my costume design class. I am absolutely in love with it and it has inspired me to continue making more costumes.
being in a fashion school, I got distracted with fashion shows, preety dresses and ready to wear clothes.
I forgot that I love costume design and that was the reason why I am continuing my degree.
I will be taking proper studio photos of this garment for my portfolio.
This is the full touring configuration for the Bombadil. Nitto lugged stem, 9cm. Painted to almost perfectly match. the orange powdercoat of the frameset. Nitto Noodle 46sm bars. SRAM brakelevers. Newbaums burgundy cloth tape. Two coats of amber shellac. Twined.
This was the best I could do without trespassing and was taken from a bank above their depot, that is now covered in stinging nettles!
And be sure to check by my other acount: www.flickr.com/photos_user.gne?path=&nsid=77145939%40..., to see what else I saw last week!!
Yes I'm back again.
However due to my main computer on which I edit my work being struck down with a big bad virus, this picture and all the others I am uploading, were Unedited but have now been replaced with Edited versions. So enjoy and Thanks for your patience and understanding.
I do still hate everything about this shit that is new Flickr and always will, but an inability to find another outlet for my work that is as easy for me to use as the Old BETTER Flickr was, has forced me back to Flickr, even though it goes against everything I believe in.
I don't generally have an opinion on my own work, I prefer to leave that to other people and so based on the positive responses to my work from the various friends I had made on Flickr prior to the changes I have decided to upload some more of my work as an experiment and to see what happens.
So make the most of me before they delete my acount: www.flickr.com/photos/69558134@N05/?details=1, to stop me complaining!!
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This is one of the world's exclusive airlines.. Privatair is an all business class airline based in Switzerland. Only 48 seats on this 737-700BBJ.. basically a 737 business jet converted to fly high yield passengers long haul across the Atlantic and to other wealthier cities with small low capacity luxury aircraft. If you are boarding this plane you are traveling well.
*Airlines 101* (See the Set Airliners 101)
Wikipedia: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Privatair
Website: www.privatair.com/cda/privatair/display/main/privatair_co...
Name: (??) PrivatAir
Region: Europe
Founded: 1977
Based in: Geneva, Switzerland
Hubs: Geneva, Zurich, Munich, Amsterdam, Dusseldorf, Hamburg & Hartford
Type: Business Class only airline flying inter-continental routes with smaller "private" styled aircraft.
Alliance Membership: None
Note: Has close ties to KLM, Lufthansa & Swiss Airlines
This is where I live! We are living in the little 'hovel' on the LHS of the picture whilst we renovate the main old house . The little 'house' we live in at present is a strange two-roomed structure built under the tin-roofed hangar/barn. We reckon that it was built sometime in the 30s-40s and 'modernised' with an add-on shower-room inside toilet in the 60s-70s. The old house was abandoned when this little house was built, we reckon cause the old couple who lived here could no longer live in the old house that has no running water or kitchen or bathroom etc. It really is very original French peasant house of the region and practically unspoilt with later "improvements". I can't wait to move in. We plan to do very little to it that would change it. We need to build a spiral stair-case (in oak) to gain access to the upstairs to create two rooms. We will be incorporating some little add-on buildings that were used for animal housing to the LHS of the house as you look at it here to provide a bathroom/wet room and separate toilet and also a back door leading onto a south-facing terrace. You can just make out at the extreme left of theold housea little door in a lean-to building that houses the recently completed composting toilet. This humble little room houses an exhibition of some of my photos!!!!The building on the RHS of the old house is the old bread-oven -the 10 cats are fed in here ( the old stair-gate is to prevent the dogs and the hens stealing their food!) unfortunately, the huge wood-fired oven no longer functions as when the building was re-roofed some years ago the chimney was knocked down. We plan to make this building into a dairy and food preparation room which will house the freezers also. We grow all our own food here that has to be washed, chopped up and prepared for freezing, bottling etc and I also make cheese from our goat's milk. At present I do all this in the little 'hovel'!!
We welcome volunteers from all over the world, mainly through WWOOF and HelpX throughout the year to assist in this venture, so we have to grow and process enough food to feed ourselves and these voluntary workers also! We have two hectares of woodland that provides all our firewood and some construction material, fenceposts etc. This is the work we are doing at present - when the snow clears!!
This is the Peebles department store located at 100 London Shopping Center in London, KY. It originally opened as a Wal-Mart discount store on November 3, 1987, and originally had a pharmacy and a snack bar as its special features. It relocated to a newly-built Supercenter next door in May 1997, and the left-hand portion remained vacant until January 2008, when Peebles opened its doors. It then became a Goody's store in January 2011. The center portion (where the entrance is) would remain vacant until October 2011, when rue21 would open, and then Troll & Toad Games would open in February 2012.
this is my fabric for Fluffy Sheep Quilting's lovely charm swap here ...
This is a beautiful quality, slightly heavier natural callico-ish cotton ...
My lovely Japanese friend, Tomo, brought it back for me last summer :)
It will now be cut up into 5" charm squares to share around ... Yay!