Butterfly Gate ATC

This ATC was created using 4 separate stamp designs by Lost Coast Designs, using the masking technique.

This process allows you to create overlapping images where you stamp the items closest to the foreground first and then mask off each successive image before stamping the next image until you reach your furthest background image last.

(I stamped a masks for the mannequin, wings and gateway using Eclipse Masking Tape and trimmed them close to stamped edges)

To create this ATC; I first stamped the diamond corseted mannequin from the Mannequins Set.

Once the ink had dried on the mannequin I masked it off and then stamped the wings. The wings were then masked off and the gateway was stamped next. After the gateway was masked off I stamped the script background.

I removed the masks and colored the ATC with a combination of pastel pencils, decorative chalk and markers.

All stamps by Lost Coast Designs – masking medium was Eclipse Masking Tape - stamping ink was Versafine in Onyx Black

Lost Coast designs stamps used: Mannequins Set – Wings Set – ATC Shrines – Word Backgrounds for ATC’s Set 1

Using the olloclip 10x macro lens on my iPhone i took some pictures of a bunch of tulips I had bought. This is two images layered in photoshop and then a blending mode applied to the top layer. I will add original files.

Blue Angels are back in San Francisco for Fleet week. Yesterday they spent two hours running survey flights from 1:00 PM until 3:00 PM.

This is a shot I took from my office window yesterday, as flights BA-1, 2, 3, 4 headed back to San Francisco International Airport after practice. It was a lucky shot. I took this image with my Panasonic DMC-TZ3 camera, through a tinted plate glass office window, and the Blue Angels cruising at 450 knots.

Blue Angels shows Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 3:00 to 4:00 PM. The rest of the air show will start at 11:00 AM including the Canadian Snowbirds.

Here is the link: www.military.com/fleetweek

Notes: Converted the JPEG to Grayscale in Lightroom. The painted with light in CS3 using a little of Scott Kelbys seven point system.

A stock transfer comprising a class 115 DMU traverses the Bletchley fly-over (known as the 'White Elephant' because its construction was supposed to lead to far greater use as part of a cross-country route than ever transpired) in 1984.

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My first attempt to scan a Velvia 50 slide film (6x9 cm originally shot on Fuji 690iii) using my Canon 50D. The shot was later converted to B&W as the WB was screwed up in my basic setup. There is also some dirt on the glass that has been caught in the picture. Comments / suggestions are welcome....

Used as a laxative.

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used Kooleido's spiral mode with my Spawn Illuminati "Runic Writing" graphic

This was a rather plain tan wall (see two pictures back) with evidence that there had been a large red key logo for Key Bank. I inverted the image to get some interest to it, and have fun with some artistic techniques. There wasn't much rust at all, but I made it look like it. I like how the rain streaks show more in this version where water ran down behind the lower part of the old sign. I used some equalization, oil paint, embossing and color balance effects, Best viewed at least moderately large to see them.

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THE ACKNOWLEDGED DOCKING MODULES IN THE RUSSIAN ORBITAL SEGMENT OF THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION (July 2011-June 2017) -

The acknowledged docking modules provide a lifeline for the operational requirements of the International Space Station (ISS). They provide a port of entrance and exit for the members of a visiting crew;* the cargo supplies used for their personnel provisions; the cargo supplies used for the ISS’s operational maintenance requirements; and the cargo supplies for the scientific equipment used in research. Every spacecraft that visits the ISS docks with the station’s docking modules to provide a solid transport hub for the new members of the visiting crew and the cargo of supply containers. The new crew members and cargo move from a visiting transport module to an ISS transfer storage module without leaving a pressurised conditioned environment; to exit the ISS the reverse takes place. Nevertheless always, there is a pressurised conditioned environment established between the ISS and the visiting transport vehicle. The pressurised conditions allow the crew members and cargo supplies to coexist in an atmosphere environment like that found on Earth.

The ISS (International Space Station) programme is a collaborative project between five participating Space Agencies: NASA (National Aeronautics and Space Administration - United States) Roscosmos (Roscosmos State Corporation for Space Activities - Russia) JAXA (Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency - Japan) ESA (European Space Agency - Europe) and CSA (Canadian Space Agency - Canada). The ISS serves as a microgravity and space environment research laboratory in which the crew members conduct experiments in biology, physics, astronomy, meteorology and other fields. The station is divided in two sections: the Russian Orbital Segment (ROS) which is operated by Russia and the United States Orbital Segment (USOS) which is shared by the remaining nations. The US segment has been funded until 2025. Similarly, Roscosmos has endorsed the continued operation of the ISS through to 2025. Nevertheless, after this date it has proposed, using elements of the ROS to construct a new Russian space station in the late 2020s called the OPSEK (Orbital Piloted Assembly and Experiment Complex) - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Space_Station.

* The ISS does not have permanent crew members. Every ‘Expedition’, by a team of new crew members, is regulated within a predetermined time frame. The expected terms of residence are no longer than six months. Similarly, the spacecraft used for crew rotations are governed by safety codes which provide a maximum ‘extended safe docking time’, with the ISS, of six months - the United States Orbital Segment (USOS) has visiting vehicle ‘berthing’ governed by safety codes which provide a maximum ‘extended safe docking time’, with the ISS, of ‘three months’ or less. Ideally, however, the ISS is not left without a crew.

Source and reference URLs (images used: pictures 1). - 5)., are indexed from left to right. 5)., is seen on the lower left) :

Bing.com - www.bing.com/news/search?q=ISS%2c+Space&qpvt=iss%2c+s... | b. Asianage.com - (robot ‘FEDOR - SkybotF850’ travelled to ISS in Soyuz MS-14/2019 docked to Poisk module-24th August ‘aborted’/Zvezda module-27th August-6th September) - asianage.com/world/asia/070919/russian-robot-fedor-leaves... | c. (Press photographs of robot ‘FEDOR - SkybotF850’ on ISS and before) - www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-7430645/Fedor-six...

Leonardo Company.com - www.leonardocompany.com/en/news-and-stories-detail/-/deta...

NASA.gov - www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/station/main/index.html | b. www.nasa.gov/audience/foreducators/spacesuits/facts/index... | c. spaceflight.nasa.gov/gallery/images/shuttle/sts-135/html/... | d. spotthestation.nasa.gov/sightings/ | e. spotthestation.nasa.gov/sightings/view.cfm?country=United... | f. www.nasa.gov/multimedia/nasatv/iss_ustream.html

Ustream.tv - www.ustream.tv/channel/live-iss-stream

Wikipedia.org - (File: Orlan space suit) - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orlan_space_suit |b. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Space_architecture#International_Sp...

1). Wikipedia.org - (19th July 2011 - Expeditions 27-28 : the layout of the ‘total’ Russian Orbital Segment (ROS) of the International Space Station (ISS) overlaid in English and Russian; presented with the location of the acknowledged docking modules in the Russian Orbital Segment (ROS) and displayed with Russian Progress (Progress M//2008 - an ‘expendable cargo spacecraft’ used without a crew) and Soyuz TMA spacecraft ‘crew ship’ docked with the acknowledged docking modules;** and the United States Orbital Segment (USOS) Leonardo module - ‘Leonardo (PMM)’ Permanent Multipurpose Module - attached to the Unity Node 1 module - Leonardo-Unity Node 1/2011-2015) in the centre-right of the photograph) - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zvezda_(ISS_module) | b. (image used: picture 1) - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zvezda_(ISS_module)#/media/File:Russian_Orbital_Segment.png | c. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russian_Orbital_Segment

Spaceflight.nasa.gov - (Photograph of 19th July 2011) - spaceflight.nasa.gov/gallery/images/shuttle/sts-135/html/...

2). Wikipedia.org - (a Soyuz TMA//2003 (‘Soyuz TMA-7/2005’ - Expedition 12 - docked to the Pirs/2005, the Zarya/2005-2006 and the Zvezda/2006 modules) arrives at the ISS. It was docked with the Zvezda module (in 2006). It also spent time docked with the Pirs module (in 2005) and the Zarya module (in 2005-2006) -- ) - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zvezda_(ISS_module) | b. (image used: picture 2) - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zvezda_(ISS_module)#/media/File:Soyuz_TMA-7_approach.jpg

3). Wikipedia.org - (The configuration of the International Space Station (June 2017) : the components of the ISS in an exploded diagram with the modules in-orbit highlighted in orange and white. Those still awaiting launch are in blue and pink. The acknowledged docking modules in the Russian Orbital Segment (ROS) have been circled and inked in black. Also, indicated are the Node modules 1 and 3 for the United States Orbital Segment (USOS) Leonardo module - ‘Leonardo (PMM)’ Permanent Multipurpose Module - attached to the Unity Node 1 module - Leonardo-Unity Node 1/2011-2015; and as then attached to the Tranquillity Node 3 module - Leonardo-Tranquillity Node 3/2015-present) - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Space_Station | b. (image used: picture 3) - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:ISS_configuration_2017-06_en.svg

4). Wikipedia.org - (A photograph taken by the Russian cosmonaut OLEG KONONENKO (not seen here, during an EVA - Extravehicular activity - a ‘spacewalk’) of the Russian cosmonaut Sergey Volkov operating the manual ‘Strela’ (crane) holding him. Cosmonaut Sergey Volkov is standing on the Pirs module and has his back to a Soyuz TMA//2003 (‘Soyuz TMA-12/2008’ - Expedition 17 - docked to the Pirs module/2008) spacecraft. The Zarya module is to the left and the Zvezda module is to the lower right of the photograph) - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pirs_(ISS_module) | b. (image used: picture 4) - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pirs_(ISS_module)#/media/File:Iss017e011097.jpg

5). Wilipedia.org - (Russian cosmonaut OLEG KONONENKO during an EVA (Extravehicular activity - a ‘spacewalk’) to examine the external hull of a Soyuz MS//2016 (‘Soyuz MS-09/2018’ - Expedition 57 - docked to the Rassvet module/2018) spacecraft standing on a manual ‘Strela’ (crane) on 11th December 2018. Cosmonaut OLEG KONONENKO worked outside on the International Space Station (ISS) when it was over 250 miles above the Earth, to inspect the Soyuz MS/2018 spacecraft. During the spacewalk he and the Russian cosmonaut Sergey Prokopyev, examined the external hull of the Soyuz MS/2018 spacecraft ‘crew ship’ docked to the Rassvet module; the area examined corresponded with the location of a small hole inside the Soyuz MS/2018’s habitation module that was found in the August of 2018 which had caused a decrease in the space station’s pressure. The hole was fixed internally with a sealant within hours of its detection. However, following the event during a spacewalk cosmonauts KONONENKO and Prokopyev collected samples of some of the sealant that had extruded through the hole to the outer hull of the Soyuz MS/2018 spacecraft ‘module’ before returning and closing the hatch, via the Pirs module docking compartment, having completed a seven-hour and 45-minute spacewalk) - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oleg_Kononenko | b. (image used: picture 5, lower left) - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oleg_Kononenko#/media/File:ISS-57_EVA_(b)_Oleg_Kononenko.jpg

** 1). 19th July 2011 - Expeditions 27-28 : the layout of the ‘total’ Russian Orbital Segment (ROS) of the International Space Station (ISS) overlaid in English and Russian; presented with the location of the acknowledged docking modules in the Russian Orbital Segment (ROS) and displayed with Russian Progress and Soyuz spacecraft (details of the visiting spacecraft):

The Pirs module docking - attached to by Progress M-10M - 29th April 2011 - 29th October 2011

The Poisk module docking- attached to by Soyuz TMA-21 - Expedition 27 - 6th April 2011 - 16th September 2011

The Unity Node 1 module docking (USOS) - attached to by Leonardo (MMP) 1st March 2011 - 27th May 2015

The Zarya-Rassvet/2010 module docking - attached to by Soyuz TMA-02M - Expedition 28 - 9th June 2011 - 21st November 2011

The Zvezda module docking- attached to by Progress M-11M - 23rd June 2011 - 23rd August 2011

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From the cannon used as a “starter’s pistol” to the “dog-tag” medals soldiers place around all participants necks at the finish line, this unique event is “military” from start to finish. More than anything, though, Canada Army Run, is about Canadians and the Canadian Armed Forces – Air Force, Army, and Navy – joining together in the spirit of camaraderie and community. It’s a chance for the troops to extend the military esprit de corps to Canadians and to thank them for their support. And, it’s an opportunity for Canadians to say thanks to the men and women who serve them in so many ways at home and abroad.

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Depuis le canon qui sert de « pistolet de départ » jusqu’aux médailles de style « plaque d’identité » que tous les participants reçoivent, cette course unique en son genre est « militaire » du début à la fin. La Course de l’Armée du Canada concerne les civils et les militaires des Forces armées canadiennes réunis dans un esprit de solidarité et de camaraderie. C’est une occasion pour les soldats d’offrir aux Canadiens la chance de vivre l’esprit de corps militaire et de les remercier pour leur appui. C’est une occasion de dire merci aux militaires qui sont à leur service de tant de façons, ici-même et à l’étranger.

Photos of the Burn Bags used in our article on How to Securely Dispose of Sensitive Documents

Taken in Ani Turkey at the eastern borderside. Ilfordf Fp4+ Yashica Mat 124G

Brand new and never used. Had sample filters stuck in the funnel, as well as the filter lifter. The limited warranty slip (another pic) is well-eaten by buggies.

The "modern" Chemex pour-over brewers have a very well-defined pouring spout that is nearly the length of the filter funnel; this Chemex has a very shallow spout at the lip and that's all.

I do believe it's hand-blown, as the machine blow-molded models have bevelled bottoms; this one is flat.

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Used to be an ordinary car

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Swan Reach.

The abundant black swans that used to float on the Murray here gave their name to the district. White occupation began with the pastoralists in the 1850s and 1860s. The first two stations were Swan Reach and Portee. A third soon was settled called Punyelroo. The original Swan Reach homestead was built around 1865 by Eardly Heywood but things changed when the government established a ferry service here in 1898. Just prior to this the station was sold in 1896 to Emma and Paul Hasse from Lobethal. The old homestead was converted into the Swan Reach Hotel which was licensed from 1899 to Emma Hasse. A town was surveyed in 1899 on Paul Hasse’s land with 46 town blocks. The first town blocks were sold in 1900. As the pastoral stations were broken up for wheat farming and smalls scale sheep grazing more people in the district boosted the development of a small town. The district Hall opened in 1902 (the school met here from 1902 to 1917) and the first Council Chamber was built in 1907; around 1902 the first Post Office opened in the general store; in 1904 a general store opened below the Swan Reach Hotel. It is still there but has closed as a general store in 2012. A police station was built in 1911 and the first policeman assigned to the district; a Lutheran manse was erected in 1911 and Lutheran services were held in this house until the church was completed in 1923; a small private hospital opened in 1913; and a fine stone Congregational Church opened in 1914. The town was established. Farmers came from the German settled areas of the Eastern Ranges and English background settlers came from all over the state. The earliest graves in the cemetery appear to date from around 1905. The early days at the port of Swan Reach were busy as local wheat farmers carted their grain and wool to the town for shipment down the Murray to the rail terminal and facilities at Murray Bridge. This river trade ceased once motor trucks became more widespread in usage in the mid 1920s.

In later years the town got a new state school (1917) and a Town Hall/Institute building in 1933. During times of peak flood for the Murray much of the town was flooded, especially in 1917, 1931 and 1956. Swan Reach also had from 1925 the United Aborigines’ Mission along the riverfront. The concept was to provide some housing for displaced Aboriginal children.UAM was the group that ran Colebrook Home at Eden Hills etc. This mission closed down in 1945 when donations from the Gerard family allowed for the purchase of land at Loveday in the Upper Riverland for the establishment of the Gerard Aboriginal Mission. The Gerard Mission was taken over by the State government in 1961 and it was handed over to the Gerard Aboriginal Council in 1974. Not far from Swan Reach is Kroehn’s Landing south towards Walkers Flat. This is an important Aboriginal archaeological site as it was the first archaeological dig site in Australia undertaken in 1929. Work at this site allowed archaeologist to date the Aboriginal occupation along this stretch of the Murray back to 7,000 years ago. At that time this revolutionised archaeological theory about how long Aboriginal people had been in Australia. Today we have evidence of their presence in Australia back to around 65,000 years ago.

Opposite the township of Swan Reach, down on the fertile river flats, is a major historical house - Silver Lea. It was built in 1908 for a local pastoralist James Brown. Brown had had Punyelroo Station for many years but by the late 1880s his holdings were down to 5,000 acres in the Swan Reach district. Then in 1885 James Brown purchased a small 275 acre holding opposite the Swan Reach Station, later hotel. Here he set about building a mansion over four years. The ceilings were imported from France and the floor tiles from Italy. No expense was spared. When James Brown died in 1921 he was buried in the garden of his beloved Silver Lea. His son Andrew Brown took over the small property and house until he sold it in 1933. The house was completely flooded in 1956 and later most of the land was sold off for the Swan Reach golf course. A later owner John George restored the house in 1989 and it is still in excellent condition as a memorial to a prominent founder of the district. Browns Well at Paruna was named after James Brown who had extensive pastoral properties across the Mallee not just near Swan Reach.

Public library, Amsterdam.

Leica Mini II, Tri-X, D-76. Scanned on the Pakon.

Straight scan, dust removed in LR, bumped contrast 15-20 in LR. One of the few times this camera did get the exposure right. Absolutely horrible meter in there... I've stopped using it since.

Using Spunky nature to stamp the sprouts along the bottom and the patterns in the light colored circles in the tree.

Used a r72 filter with these and rated the film about iso 4.5

Developed normally in Ilfotec DD-X 1+4 @ 30°C for 10 minutes.

used an image from stckxchg.com

My clout rainbow; I guess they can't all be totally awesome.

Taken using my new camera and using the techniques described in a Games Workshop article on White Dwarf Daily

Using the traditional shape of UFO tin toys, this was released by Rocket USA made by a Japanese manufacturer (guess it is Masudaya) in 1998. Diameter 8 inches, 5 inches high. Actions include bump n go, flashing lights, engine sound (sounds like a duck!) and revolving radar dish.

Paper, and cardboard, come in many different forms. One of these is the type of stock used for small boxes: cereal boxes, household items, beer cartons... It's a fascinating material: one side smooth, with bright print, the other usually rough, with a plain view of the fibers, and other texture artifacts. The rough side shows speckling, creases, tears, variations in the texture itself. There's plenty to be used in there to make our digital art less flat.

I collected boxes for a few weeks, cleanly cut out the panels that were of interest, scanned them in at high resolution, edited them, and produced sixty-two (62) high quality, 18"x24" @ 300 ppi, textures.

I didn't stop there: included in the set are also black and white versions, transparent versions, vector versions, and Bitmap TIFF versions. These variations will provide you with all the different file types you could need, for whatever use case you'll be confronted to. Grab them on Creative Market: crmrkt.com/J0yjPM.

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One of the casualties of GM dealership closings: Curran Cadillac in Westport, CT. This cool old Cadillac used cars sign was still on their lot as of June, 2009.

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ParalympicsGB Swimmer, Louise Fiddes aged 20, from Welwyn, competing in the 100m Butterfly S14 - Women event, at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games.

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How to send or receive a fax with a mirror... and some other gear.

I rarely use fax, and the last fax machine I used was over 15 years ago. On the rare instances I need to send or receive a fax, I use my computer with a Zoom USB fax modem that connects into a phone outlet.

Problem is, I haven't had a dedicated phone line either in over a decade – my land line is VOIP through my cable company (Comcast).

So to send or receive faxes I have to connect my computer to my Zoom fax modem, then connect it with a phone cable to my Comcast cable modem, which is stuck in a corner close to the wall, and is hard to access.

So my solution is a mirror pinned on the wall that lets me see my phone line, which I can pull out to temporarily connect my fax line.

Sony A7RM2 + Leica 50mm f/1.4 Summilux-M

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1. I used a camera, the window of a corner store, and a computer to edit.

2. I wanted to give a sense of sadness or being trapped.

3. I took a photo of the store window, uploaded to my computer, edited the photo, and then I uploaded the photo on to flickr.

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Made using Simplicty Pattern 3709.

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Used to eat there in the late 1970's!

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Mike Ver Steeg, a Northwest Iowa Farmer, holds a laptop computer in a field near his farm recently. Ver Steeg and other farmers are using social media sites like Twitter, Facebook and Blogger to tell people about their lives on the farm.

Click here for the rest of the story: www.iowafarmbureau.com/fullarticle.aspx?artid=25865

Here's another article on Mike.agwired.com/2009/04/07/farmer-tweets/

You can follow him on Twitter - www.twitter.com/foodprovider here: @foodprovide

Taking some photos in a friends studio.

Lighting info: 600watt light in 1m softbox camera left at full power. 400watt light in 1m softbox camera right at full power. 400watt light used to light white seamless backdrop.

Used a resist technique that looks even better in person! You can see supplies and instructions here: davebrethauer.typepad.com/outsidethebox/2011/09/who-can-r...

TFL!

use Kei's wig

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Used as a movie bus. Bus was rebuilt in 1995.

Detroit Diesel 6V92TA

Allison V730

Used on the TV Drama London's Burning after London Fire Brigade Vehicles were removed from the programme.

would you buy a used car from this monkey?

i love giant inflatable monkeys! photo taken for me by diana while i was driving to costco for petrol one night.

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