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This was requested as a self-portrait. It isn’t a one-to-one equivalent of the person who commissioned me due to limitations of the sculpt.
I’m beginning to resent the way the gloss photographs but it looks really nice in person. >_< Aaaand… I think I’m going to avoid using black as my back drop.
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This one's for X-Ray Delta One. A line of Australian wines by "Some Young Punks". Other varieties include "Cycle Buff Beauty" with an interesting label as well.
This pendant is made from polymer clay and a glass nugget. It is a reminder to look on the bright side of life.
This Los Angeles street was a location used for the 1990 movie "Darkman". This was where Peyton (Liam Neeson) sees Julie (Frances McDormand) off in a taxi. This street is right around the corner from his loft.
This is located on Crocker at 3rd Street in the city of Los Angeles.
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This is absolutely my favorite recipe so far from King Arthur Flour's Whole Grain Baking. It was moist and delicious.
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This is fuckin' BADASS!!! Whatever this is waited above an entrance to my clothesline pole (where there is a hornets nest in which I was about to spray) and I saw this thing go after one. Caught it, flew back onto the cross pole and went about eating it. Just for comparison, that is a full grown hornet it has underneath it. I would have to guess that it is the size of my thumb.
Update: It is a Robber Fly (Dasylechia atrox)
115/365
Right back at the beginning of January, one of the first of my project 365 photos was of a barn conversion project I was working on. The conversion is now almost complete, and the holiday cottages are booked through the summer season. I met the builders and the owners on site this morning, to agree details for handing over the keys.
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This is the cold front from the North heading in over Stirling. Hopefully it will break the heat wave. As i type this, Stirling has become very dark at 4:42 p.m. The temperature has dropped from +33º C to +20º C in 15 minutes.
This image is from the 4th Infantry Group which served with the United Nations Mission in Cyprus from Jan 1965 – June 1965.
This Spanish airline is operating various domestic French routes from Lille and other places, which is a little unusual but guess EU freedom at work.
This amazing view of nature was seen through my closed window of an awesome sunset and darkening blue sky. The cloud and colour changes were beautiful. I took other shots from the balcony, but liked this one as being a different point of view (POV).
This was taken within days of meeting my wife. She seems interested...
We celebrate our 29th wedding anniversary this year.
This bus was new to Lothian Buses as 404 in 2014.
Seen here at the Gyle.
This bus came in, ready to take up a working on the 18, an unusual bus to be seen on the 18.
I thought this big old cypress tree had the neatest trunk on it, but didn't post it till I saw Calamity's photo of her tree.
This temple complex lies around 2.5km southeast of the egyptian city of Dendera and extends to around 40.000 square meters.
This is another rare Australian built car this time a 1919 Lincoln Six Tourer ( Note : The Lincoln Name which was used on this car was first before the USA Maker but the Australian Maker was pushed out by the International Courts ) that was on display at the museum.
Taken in the National Motor Museum, Birdwood, South Australia in 2013.
This exit from Bilston Street garage, Wolverhampton had a bus wash. WMPTE ex Walsall 111L, May 1975.
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This is Patrick. He is #5 of my 100 Strangers project.
I saw Patrick while I was down on Florida Ave. near downtown Tampa. A friend and I were there to cover a story about a man who helps the homeless.
Patrick was sitting on the sidewalk with a friend of his. A boombox on the ground next to him pumped out dance music. He saw my camera and asked me why I was there.
I explained what I was doing and he said that I should photograph some of the homeless people in the area.
I asked if I could photograph him.
"Hell yeah," he said.
This is the best shot I got. I hope he's not too cold tonight...
this years bare gingerbread house. still have A LOT to do, but this was the tough part.
had to bake this front piece twice because the first piece came out of the oven and onto the floor, lol.
This was another epic main event battle between two fighters known to put on a good show. On top of that, both have an equal fan following, and the room was evenly divided. Something takes over the people who seem to be living vicariously through the fighters, and there is not usually anyone sitting in their seats at this point. The fighter on the bottom ended up winning this fight, delivering a knockout blow from his back, and everyone was blown away by the spectacle.
This actor didn't smile much, but she served drinks to thirsty people at one of the Ren Faire's own concessions.
This display commemorated Martin Luther King, Jr. Day and highlighted several books that won the Coretta Scott King Award. Display by Candace Smigla
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This jacket is one of the few possessions he brought to America when he moved. It originally belonged to his life long best friend whose name was Hikaru. After he was killed though everything changed. This man took his identity and left the country they called home to correct the mistakes of his past. He hopes that his namesake is proud of the person he is changing into and also that someday he will forgive him. This man's real name is Oshiro Jin, but he isn't that person anymore.
This photograph was published in the Illustrated Chronicle on the 17th of September 1915.
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This dam is on up the nature trail on Big Elkin Creek earlier called the Elkin River. It was the first sight for the woolen mill, Chatham Mfg. Co in 1878 started by Alexander Chatham and Thomas Gwyn and later called Elkin Valley Mills. It had a fall of 18 feet at the wheel and was 126 feet long and 13 feet high.
This Book of Hours was made ca. 1420-1440 for use of Rome in northeastern France or Paris, as suggested by the contents in the calendar and the inclusion of a suffrage to St. Avia. Although the identity of the initial patron is unknown, his heraldry was added thirty-five times throughout the book. The manuscript was owned within the first decades of its creation by Thomas Malet of Berlettes and Jeanne of Lannoy, whose heraldry was added early into the manuscript as well. This was likely in the 1430s, coinciding with their marriage, and the addition of a miniature depicting the Marriage of the Virgin at this time supports this. This manuscript contains twenty-seven additional miniatures, some of which are of particular iconographical note, such as St. Luke painting the Virgin (fol. 14v). The inclusion of this depiction, as well as other compositional and style choices, link this book to the Master of Morgan 453.
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