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This Magirus Deutz tipper of Tyson, Keighley was seen on demolition work in Accrington in February 1985. URB 71X was new in 1982 and was pensioned off a mere eight years later.
Pentax K1000/50mm
Ilford FP4
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Better remembered for their red Fodens and Volvos, white 1981 Cardiff registered Foden S10 eight wheeled tipper, MUH 394X, must have come to the firm second-hand. The company ceased operations sometime ago now and MUH was last on-the-road in 1995.
Truck : Scania 124 L 420 with canvas semi-trailer
Company : Tipes Spa from I-23887 OLGIATE MOLGORA
Date : 05/09/2009
Location : motorway A 40 (France)
Getting Rare to see working now P.P O Connors Ltd Scania 143M 500
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Mural entitled "Wing Tips" by Scott Walker aka @scottliamwalker for Pow! Wow! Worcester 2018 mural festival seen at the Clark Street School at 310 East Mountain Street in Worcester, Massachusetts. The birds depicted are Black Capped Chicadees, the state bird of Massachusetts.
Drone photo by James aka @urbanmuralhunter on that other photo site.
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Owner driver Mick Bonello is seen leaving the fertilizer storage sheds in Melbourne's dock area with another load of "Super". Towards the end of Leyland Truck models' availability in Australia, which was managed by Jaguar Rover Australia (JRA) the G-cabbed models were quite popular. However as the competition improved in terms of cab comfort and engine power, coupled to the uncertainty of supply from the ailing BL truck and bus division in the UK, Leyland's one time considerable presence in Australia fizzled-out completely.
I might do a step-by-step for this, but it's pretty easy.
Make sure you have a white (or other plain background) image handy. You can make one in PicMonkey if you don't by taking one of the sample photos and putting a big white rectangle (from the overlays tool) over it and saving it.
Now, open your photo, go to Textures, choose "Upload your own" and add your white background image. Set blend mode to "normal" but keep the fade at about 30% so you can see through it. Then use the paintbrush to 'erase' the white from the subject (ie., paint in the 'original'). You can put the fade to 0% every once in a while to check how it looks. When you're happy, save it.
Who needs a light tent? :)
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Tipper is the name of her original horse, a brown one, I don´t have it so I used Liv´s Nutmeg instead. I found difficult to ID this doll there are only a few photos in internet of her.
A Volvo NL10 6-wheeled tipper seen adjacent to the River Truyere in the Aveyron region of Southern France.