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R233 runs around its freshly-loaded train at Typo, passing the L&N searchlights still standing here.
Foguangshan Buddhist Museum near Kaohsiung, Taiwan. Sorry if I make typos in comments for the next couple of weeks, I just had cataract surgery in my left eye yesterday and will have the right eye next week and my vision is blurry at times. Happy weekend to everyone.
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بوح قلم يجول في مخيلةِ الألوان ! جاء يبدل كلماته بخطوط وهميه
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Palabras hechas con un abecedario que hice hace un tiempo.
These are some words I put together with an alphabet I did some time ago.
Projeto completo no Behance:
www.behance.net/gallery/Typo-Puska/15275285
Acessa lá: www.jessicapuska.com =]
freestyle typo play on Dj (ice) Crime´s sketchook!
cool Barcelona nights!
(i still want my dope mixtape dude!)
Forth Engineering at Risehow didn't swap the second and third letters of their sign around in honour of yesterday's Carlisle - Blackpool test train, sadly.
My tentative steps back into this hobby were pre-empted by a good forecast down the coast and a split-box 37 on point.
As the day went on the forecast became sketchier and with my original location hit by cloud I headed north to the familiar Flimby sun window.
The train had got away 22' early from Carlisle. Had it continued at this pace the shot would be a blinger but it was 4' late here and the settings tell their own story.
I then remembered why I stopped doing it.
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Typo đầu tay :)) khéo khi đã phá vỡ toàn bộ quy tắc của typo :))
Làm cho vui thôi ạ :))) giải tỏa stress <3
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Rollei RPX 25 / Rollei Supergrain Dev. 1+15
Praktica LTL / Pentacon 2,8/29
Just got a new macro lens and had to try it out.
Also playing around with the frame.....
This typewriter was used by my great-grandfather when he worked for a local paper in the first half of the 20th century. The machine was made in Dresden but I have not been able to find out the year it was created yet.