Sponsored images from 
View allAll Photos Tagged version
found this piece of pallet wood and got to thinking again on how to do self portraits without photographing my physical self. still haven't really figured it out.
This is Chark, my friend Keiran's character. Chark was hyperactive, and was keen on torture as far as I can remember.
This redesign is pretty much spot on in terms of colours... although the original used a Bohrok foot with Bohrok eyes for the head, and was named Charmander.
This house with an extra house behind it looks fantastic inside, and it is located in one of the most desirable areas in Olympia (nevermind that the map to the right says Tumwater) just 1½ blocks from Olympia High School and walkable to Safeway, Spud's, Vic's Pizza, and Olympia Coffee, forested hiking trails of Trillium Park and Watershed Park, and two of the most useful buslines. 3437 total square feet of living space with 3 bedrooms in the main house and 1 in the back. It was listed about six weeks ago for $750,000 and reduced to $525,000 a few weeks later before suddenly being taken off the market (not pending but de-listed) in the last day or two.
I think $1000 pays a gardener to remove that giant overgrown planting and replaces it with burlap and bark. Add even just a few lavenders from Lowe's garden area and some basicbitch flowers and bunchgrass tribbles for $100. This house gets sold for much closer to the original asking price even in this rapidly cooling market. A total no-brainer.
I had the alconi version, also red. Magic. 0 to 60MPH in 13.6 seconds. If you knew how to take it through bends, the Cortina GT had no chance. I could not afford the Gordini, it cost a massive R2250.00 when it was introduced here. Anyway, we went on honeymoon to Kariba in the R10 and had no problems.
The clouds stayed away for a few hours last night and I was able to use my Seestar S50 to again capture IC434, the Horsehead Nebula.
I ended up with almost two hours worth of data.
This is an edited version of the JPG straight out of the Seestar.
I'm quite impressed with this device. I just wish I could get a few clear nights in a row so I could do more with it.
It was nice to be able to control the Seestar from indoors when it was -13C outside. I just put it outside, powered it on, then retreated inside. Only came back out to pack it up.
Je n'arrive pas à décider laquelle des deux je préfère (celle-çi ou celle en noir et blanc en-dessous), alors je les mets au ballotage, comme on dit: donnez votre avis! (des frais de 50¢ seront chargés automatiquement sur votre compte flickr).
I can't decide which version I prefer (this one or the black and white version below), so please nominate your prefered one. (50¢ will be charged on your flickr account for every comment).
Just messing around with this (www.flickr.com/photos/automatonpictures/8555792082/in/pho...) shot, and liked the softer effect I achieved.
I like to submit different version of a same shoot.
This one seems to be more dramatic, more cinematic too. Looks like some aztec temple.
Mekaneko - Artoyz Version
Artist : Matteo De Longis
Producteur : Barbara Canepa (label Venus Dea)
Pictures by BFLV www.bflv.com
200 pieces only - Out Now !
