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I thought with this dunny it might be obvious but Max fits perfect onto the shape, and i've always had the image from the opening scene of the game in my head when i think of them, so i decided to make it.
He is my first custom 3" dunny. I actually painted it early last year and had finished making the head from sculpy but hadnt gotten round to putting the ginger hair on it, im such a slacker. haha
Heres a link to the image i had : files.nintendic.com/nintendic/sam-and-max.jpg
hope you guys like :)
This is another attempt to increase dynamic range. This time, its 1 RAW exposure, combined using HDR.
This is the majority of the Caprica Six understructure. It'll get covered by fabric shortly. (She's still missing her hands and feet, which I have to build)
This bike was shown in the 1969 issue of popular mechanics. I'd really like to get my hands on it. #bike #lowrider
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viva_la_ale: Banana seats! My fave
amyndonsmyth: you had one and high speed crashed it because I switched the brakes around @jamiesmy
friday68: @jamiesmy we had one similar in Australia called the "Melvern Star" same seat and all that. Only mine would've been more like '78 as I was only born in '68!
This is a photograph from the first running of the Robbie Byrne Memorial 6KM Road Race, Fun Run, and Walk which was hosted by Navan Athletic Club and held on Friday 27th December 2013 at 12:00 at Claremont Stadium, Navan, Co. Meath, Ireland. The very stormy conditions did not deter about 100 participants from taking part in the event. Whilst the wind was on the back of participants between the 1st KM and the 3KM there was a very strong headwind for the final 2KM from Beechmount back to the finish on the track in Claremont Stadium. The race was held to honor the memory of Robbie Byrne who worked tirelessly as a volunteer with Navan Athletic Club for many many years.
Refreshments were served afterwards in the Sports Hall at Claremont Stadium where the prize giving was also held.
Precision Timing provided the event management and chip timing for the event today. Results and more information about Precision Timing is available at their website: www.precisiontiming.net/result/racetimer
This photograph belongs to a larger set of photographs from the event today. There are only photographs of the race finish. They are available in this set (www.flickr.com/photos/peterm7/sets/72157639078846325/) on our Flick account.
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I ran in the race - but my photograph doesn't appear here in your Flickr set! What gives?
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I love this dog! I have a fantasy (fueled, no doubt, by watching Babe one too many times) of getting a Border Collie to herd the critters we hope to get in Sonoma. What will probably happen is that the poor Collie will be bullied unmercifully by our Fox Terrorists. After all, Smooth Fox Terriers, as I point out in this post, are NO DOGS FOR OLD MEN:
im going to portugal feb 13th. and i cant explain how excited i am. i havnt gone in four years. i cant wait to go see all my family members i havnt seen in a long time but im really looking forward to wondering around the country i love with my camera. <3
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This volume contains the following manuscripts described as either an Inaugural Dissertation or an Inaugural Essay presented to the University of Maryland for the Degree of "Doctor of Medicine" or "Doctor of Physic" : Scarlatina / by Thornton, J. M. ; Penetrating Wounds of the Abdomen / by Comas, Philip H. ; Hemorrhage / by Craighill, James M. ; Cholera Infantum / by Myers, A Harald ; Strabismus and Its Treatment / by Mitchell, Howard E. ; Anaesthesia / by Chandlee, E. Henry ; Intermittent Fever / by Sanderson, W. Raymond ; Auscultation / by McLeod, Gilbert ; Diphtheria / by Darling, E. ; Ausculation and Percussion / by Vance, Norwood K. ; Digestion and Indigestion / by DeBurkarte, Jean ; Structure of the Male Urethra / by Welfley, Richard H. ; Epilepsy / by Edmunds, William T. ; Physiology of the Kidneys / by Woods, Hiram Jr. (illustration) ; Strychnia / by Pitman, Samuel S. ; Fractures / by Phillips, Cyrus B.
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Title: The wife's own book of cookery : containing upwards of fifteen hundred original receipts, prepared with great care, and a proper attention to economy, and embodying all the latest improvements in the culinary art; accompanied by important remarks and counsel on the arrangement and well-ordering of the kitchen, combined with useful hints on domestic economy. The whole based on many years' constant practice and experience; and addressed to private families as well as the highest circles
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This is to be the largest moon of 2009 (Jan 10, 2009) So I went out an got this pic out my back door.
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Quebec Familiprix International Air Show
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Day 2 : Saturday June 14, 2008
That whole big wheel, little wheel vibe is giving me Chopper flashbacks
Well, I hope they’re accurate enough to remind you how poorly a Chopper used to handle. Crazy-ass geometry was as likely to throw you into the ditch as it was into the arms of an admiring lady. Never mind that now, though. ...
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This image was taken from the scenic overlook near Galena, IL. I like the late day light and while the colors are excellent, I also liked the geometry as the basis for a black and white edit.
The color version is here: www.flickr.com/photos/68255851@N05/15076607333/
Ms. Gooner and Double With Cream tagged me for this "Under 10" thing going around Flickr. I don't usually get into these things, but I've not intentionally put off my response. Three moves in a year has submerged all my photos into some box that has not yet surfaced in our new rental. I ran across this one while I was digging through my old office stuff this morning and just about yipped for joy!
I was 11 months old in this photo. I think I was more fun then than I am now. I suspect by the time I am eighty, I will have recovered. ;-)
I'm not tagging anybody, simply because I rarely do stuff like that and I just tagged some people on my blog yesterday for another one of these... *wry grin*
So just do it if you want to - and if you have a photo handy!
This was one of my favourite shots of Vancouver. I love the lights, the blur, and the noise in this photo.
This was my first time using a handheld light meter instead of simply using my in camera meter....Definitely still have a long way to go, but here's to new things!
The skyline views in Vancouver seem to be forever changing and this view will be as well. There is a major redevelopment of the property scheduled sometime in the near future. Watch this space...
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I've heard about Bodie for years but never visited it until September 2016 on the way to Yosemite - I'm so glad I did! What a cool place. I arrived shortly before the gates opened and had the place to myself before hordes of people arrived. It was a very cold, very windy morning which added to the deserted mood of the town. I'll definitely return here in the future!
A lot of these photos are in HDR since I think that added to charm of Bodie.
I took this photo while waiting for a ferry to take me to the orcas in Shetland.
Please note that I have included the feet in this photograph. Apparently it is not acceptable to take a head and shoulders portrait of these birds. Any decent photo must include the feet. And what beautiful feet they are!!! ;-)
that i love you and care.
this flower wilted a long time ago, but Jordan and I keep it in our room to remind us that we're different.
I gave Jordan that rose when I was in high school (it's almost two years old now), and I thought it was weird for me to give him flowers, but it won him over just the same.
It just proves that love is not always conventional. And it shouldn't have to be.
TGIAF (the a stands for "almost") =)
Have a good one, Flickr.