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This is my first attempt at merging multiple photos at different exposures into one final photo. I think I just got addicted to another aspect of the Photoshop Elements software! I still have a lot to learn about this process, but it sure makes a cheapie camera look good!
This is a former lake that has been drained because of an inadequate dam, and is looking more like a meadow with the overgrowth. Sad to see the lake gone, but nice photo opportunity in its' place!
Well, let's give the Lord some Praise today and let His Glory shine!!
One of the fun parts of traveling to anoter office is that you don't
know where anything is, or how things work.
I wanted my traditional after-lunch coffee, but didn't see any brewed
coffee. I saw this machine, but couldn't find the cups. After a bit
of searching, I found this one in the dishwaher. It was a little
small, but it was a cup.
Unfortunately the smallest cup of coffee the machine produces is 8oz.
This is the result.
Fortunately the coffee in the cup tasted good. It's much better than
the machines in Mountain View. Apparently it's calibrated
frequently... and the way it brews reminds me a bit of the Clover
instea of traditional drip.
The immediately appreciable surface of this vast enclosing globe was less than tissue thin, yet seemed to connect with senses deep inside her as the colossal but intricate simulation suffused into what felt like every fragment of her being. You thought through to an apparent infinitude of further membranes, each with its own sensory harmonics, like a lens adjusting to bring different depths within its field of vision into focus.
Iain M.Banks
This is our Boston Knucklehead stacked hooded sweatshirt. Our traditional stacked logo with Boston skyline is perfect for the fall or even a cold summer night in Boston.
Go to Page with image in the Internet Archive
Title: On the history and art of warming and ventilating rooms and buildings, by open fires, hypocausts, German, Dutch, Russian, and Swedish stoves, steam, hot water, heated air, heat of animals, and other methods; with notices of the progress of personal and fireside comfort, and of the management of fuel. Illustrated by two hundred and forty figures of apparatus, 2
Creator: Stuart, Robert
Publisher: London, G. Bell
Sponsor: Open Knowledge Commons and Yale University, Cushing/Whitney Medical Library
Contributor: Yale University, Cushing/Whitney Medical Library
Date: 1845
Vol: 2
Language: eng
Description: BAC : Advertising matter: 8 p. at end, v. 1
BAC : Printed by William Stevens
BAC : Errata: p. [xxxix] v. 1, p. [337] v. 2
If you have questions concerning reproductions, please contact the Contributing Library.
Note: The colors, contrast and appearance of these illustrations are unlikely to be true to life. They are derived from scanned images that have been enhanced for machine interpretation and have been altered from their originals.
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This was after eating pink cupcakes and making jewellery, and before they ate pizza and watched The Princess Bride.
This is the last pic from this photoshoot that I upload. ^^
Sorry for spamming with Fiorella's pics! XD
This is my daughter and this is the first time she was around horses that could roam free. It was amazing to watch her and the horses because they all took to her... no matter where we went they would follow her. You would think she has an apple or some kind of food in her hand but she didn't... they were intrigued with her and she absolutely loves them.
Saw this in a local drug store and immediately began to wonder about it. It looks like something that every aspiring juvenile delinquent needs. As if we don't already have enough graffiti. I know, it comes off if you wash it within 24 hours. But do we really need to encourage kids to deface property? It's bad enough that kids see graffiti glamorized in rap videos and think it's cool. I'm totally in favor of kids expressing themselves, but opposed to anything that could lead to criminal activity.
this is not a showcase of my photography/modeling skills. this is to help with cataloging my clothing collection.
none of my clothes are available for sale or rent.
This lovely acrylic painting titled “The Kiss” by Fei Lu (@feiluart) is being exhibited at our gallery along with many other works by local artists. Stop by the studio before May 10th to take a look!
Make sure to follow @wingedcanvasgallery for more gallery related posts. www.wingedcanvas.com/teen-adult-art-classes
Lydia had to remind me to take my shot this week. All I had time for was a quick arms length snap. Oops. I have to stop being so lame.
I appear to be very smug about something in this shot. Not sure what that might be. It could just be me concentrating really hard - arms length SPs with 50mm lenses aren't that easy . . . unless you have long arms.
Strobist info: SB600 hend held low (waist height) at 1/4 power and bounced off the wall in to camera left. Fired using Nikon CLS.
This gentleman was a little out of place for the locale in that this is more in keeping with the plains Indians (Dakotas, Wyoming, Colorado, Nebraska, Kansas, etc). But he was in the right time period and there were many others not portraying the immediate area. Looked like he was a dancer but I didn't get to see him perform. Would have liked to have.
The Johnny Appleseed Festival is a folk festival held in the fall in Fort Wayne. Thousands of people attend. It has numerous vendor booths, food tents and re-enactors from a variety of periods and areas (mostly late 1700's through the mid-1800's). They also have five stages where non-stop entertainment, story-telling, etc., take place. Anyone who works there at a booth or venue has to be in period costume. The vast majority of workers are volunteers. We always look forward to this.
This is the Natchez MS tourist information center. It is also a memorial to the people responsible for the Mississippi River bridges. The bridges link Natchez MS to Vidalia LA.
This view of the Silver Maple allows for an entire view of the tree (trunk, leaves, branches, and the entire structure as well).
certainly different... :) the colors are lovely... i think she used 3 different shades plus her natural color.
i'm not sure if i will get anymore pics taken today so i will make one of these my 365 and get back to work... :)
hope you are having a most fabulous day...
i will catch up on your streams tonight... i promise. :)
xxo, kim
This hoverfly is new to me so I hope I have identified it correctly. Please let me know if I am wrong. Thank you.
Bushy Park TQ146699
this is my friend Bakuri in another friend Pore's sheepshed. you can see the cheese in the back ground
Behind this confusing plane thing is a big arcade. Sadly, it only has rubbish in it. No rhythm games at all, and barely anything that isn't redemption based.
This comes from a really noisy original, as this was shot at ISO3200, to enable me to shoot handheld.
This was taken at the Lory Park in Midrand, South Africa. They have a wonderful collection of animals, all well cared for and happy to pose.
Comments / crit welcome as always.
This is a close up of the worded Christmas stickers I have. I hope I can use these this coming Holiday season!
Thought it was high time I uploaded these photos ~ they've been sitting in my desktop for ages waiting for me to do something with them!
Nikki loves to snooze in the sun and this spot by the patio door is one of her favourite places :-)
Cantigny Park, Wheaton, Illinois
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This bat is one of many at the Tolga Bat Hospital. I forget which species this is but it's quite similar to our Little Brown Bat back home.
This beautiful succulent has rosettes of green leaves tinged with red on top of short thick stems to 2 to 3 feet tall. This hybrid was created by eminent southern California horticulturist Jack Catlin by crossing Aeonium canariense with Aeonium arboreum 'Zwartkop'. It has the International Succulent Introduction ISI 92-27 and Huntington Botanic Garden HBG 66756.