1939
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A quickie to memorialize the outfit for the Tease-O-Rama after party.
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Earth Rabbit 1939 and 1999 The Earth Rabbits has a sense of reality and practicality that other Rabbits do not. They give sound advice, which earns them respect and trust from those who wisely solicit their counsel. They take pride in their secure homes and work diligently to protect their loved ones. Earth Rabbits value material comforts and enjoy making money. The Rabbit lover will never wear his heart on his sleeve. The Rabbit seems aloof, but is in reality sensual and loving – their tough facade protects a tender interior. Rabbit folk are romantic and at the same time realistic, their generosity usually has strings attached. . Rabbits male or female are strong individuals, often sensitive and intuitive. Their nurturing instinct compels them to protect others; they have a natural love of home and family. Rabbits are easily moved to tears by words, thoughts or actions. They are deeply sensitive people who forever shun conflict. Rabbits tend to be moody and are often influenced by their friends. They are very sexual and intimate people despite their cool exterior. Despite their youthful wildness, they will commit themselves readily to a partner for life. The Rabbit needs a partner who is affectionate and loving. They enjoy being pampered. A partner who shares the style and sophistication of the Rabbit will make a good lover for him. Earth will absorb Water signs and be nourished. Earth will bear Metal signs. Fire signs create Earth, and Wood signs part Earth. With just these few simple concepts the Earth Rabbit can seek the partner of their greatest compatibility In matters of love Earth Rabbits fare best with other Rabbits, Ox, Tiger, Snake, Sheep, Dog or Pig. . Avoid the Rat, Horse, Monkey the Rooster. In short marry a Water Rabbit or Snake. Rabbits are above all other things private individuals; they can be introverted and withdrawn. People born into this sign would rather work behind-the-scenes. They rarely seek the center of attention in any situation. The Rabbit is not a recluse; they are often reasonably friendly individuals who enjoy the company of a group of good friends. They can be very charming at a business dinner or a holiday party. Rabbits just like to be a part of the gang but shun any leadership of it. Rabbit Years are fourth in the Chinese astrological cycle, following Tiger Years, and recur every twelfth year. Though the starting day of the year may vary the majority of people born in the years 1915, 1927, 1939, 1951, 1963, 1975, 1987 and 1999 are Rabbits. Rabbits, like their animal counterparts, are calm people who do not exhibit aggressive behavior and avoid confrontation at all costs. Even when angry about something, a Rabbit will approach the situation calmly and considerately, hardly ever raising his voice or becoming visibly annoyed. This serenity often causes the Rabbits to seemingly miss things, however, the Rabbit is quite keen and pays very close attention to the situations developing around him. He is intelligent and quick and can talk himself in or out of most any dangerous situations with no problem. The Rabbit is the most stylish creatures of the Chinese Signs and finds interest in many different cultures. Classy and sophisticated, he can be found adorning one of the latest fashion magazine cover looks. Rabbits also like artistic ventures, such as painting and music and are most generally quite involved in these worlds. They love to express themselves, which is evident to anyone who has ever joined them for an evening of conversation. The Chinese name-TU, the sign of peace is the mark of the Rabbit. March is the month of the Rabbit and their Western astrological counterpart is Pisces. The Rabbit is keen, wise, fragile, tranquil, serene, considerate, fashionable, but is known to be sneaky and obsessive
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The remains of a 1939 Chevrolet or GMC (I believe) logging truck. The bed was probably removed to be used on another truck. The image has been processed to enhance the lighting and colors on this abandoned old vehicle, projecting a nostalgic aura of times gone by. This would be a wonderful and beautiful conversation piece for any den.
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Samoyedes are partly nomadic, partly settled agricultural tribes found in North Siberia and the Taimyr Peninsula, especially in the basin of the Ob and Yenisei rivers. Traditionally they hunted reindeer and held shamans in high repute. Taken from my grandmother’s photographic collection, enhanced using photo shop elements.
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1939 Garwood runabout docked at its boathouse on the Torch River, just off Torch Lake in Northern Michigan. National Geographic once rated Torch Lake the 3rd most beautiful lake in the world. Standard power in these boats was a Chrysler inboard marine. This one had the Garwood/Gray racing engine. It was beautifully restored and has been in the same family since new. The boathouse was custom built to house the boat.
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Another awesome car from the Cars in the Park 1st Annual Benefit 2008 that benefited our Ellis County Special Olympics in Waxahachie, TX Getzendaner Park. Photo taken 6/28/08. I am somewhat guessing on the year of this red Mercury. If I’m wrong, feel free to let me know so I can change it. Also, it was a bit bright outside on Saturday, the car was half in the shade and half in the bright sun. I had a hard time with this one as I only took two shots. Their were some hot spots that look orangy, the sun caused this as well.
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Another car from the Rod Run show Saturday, October 11, 2008 at Waxahachie’s Getzendaner Park. Best viewed larger
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Another car from the Rod Run show Saturday, October 11, 2008 at Waxahachie’s Getzendaner Park. Best viewed larger
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1939 Lincoln Zephyr
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©Seth F. Weaver, Sr. 01/23/09. A Mixed Media work. I recently came across this small grainy black and white photo of this country store in Person County North Carolina(USA). I was inspired and moved by the picture and its humble humanity. Here is my version after it was “WEAVERized.”
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! Location: Taken at Skinner’s restaurant, at Lockport, Manitoba Note: The owners gave me permission to take this photo, but they preferred to stay inside.
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There are so many models to choose from it’s tough to make a decision, how about one of each for a total of $355.00! It’s amazing how many choices we face today as compared to Kodak’s offering of models in 1939. You could get seven of their best models for the price of one decent model these days☺
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Your fun hits a “new high” the very day you get a Harley Davidson. New friendships grow like magic as you pal with other riders. ☺
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Sold a card to a mystery buyer Feature TPW – 4/15/2009 I started out with the car and went from there not knowing where I was going with this…it has about five layers…mostly done in PhotoShop CS2…some editing in MS Digital Image Pro 7.0…I used a tutorial on how to create lightening…it was very easy and fun…I wanted to add more bolts coming out from the first…but I had already added the Redfield Fractalius and liked the effect I achieved…so I just left it as is… Texture Best viewed larger
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from my original primitive/naive oil pastel and acrylic
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This is a TtV image (Through the Viewfinder), using the alternative photographic technique of composing the image through an old twin reflex camera (argus75)and taking the picture with a digital camera and a macro lens’.
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1939
by shadowplayAnother re-work. / (I really need to get out with camera). From Wikipedia. / The Iron Cross (German: De-EisernesKreuz.ogg Eisernes Kreuz ) was a military decoration of the Kingdom of Prussia, and later of Germany, which was established by King Friedrich Wilhelm III of Prussia and first awarded on 10 March 1813 in Breslau. In addition to the Napoleonic Wars, the Iron Cross was awarded during the Franco-German War, the First World War, and the Second World War. Please remember that this is art,and not a political statement. EOS 30D Original
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Model – Canon EOS 400D DIGITAL / Lens Sigma 18 to 200 DC / XResolution – 300.00 / YResolution – 300.00 / ResolutionUnit – Inch / Software – Adobe Photoshop CS3 Windows / DateTime – 2009:10:24 18:04:35 / Artist – unknown / ExifOffset – 220 / ExposureTime – 1/125.0 seconds / FNumber – 11.00 / ISOSpeedRatings – 100 / DateTimeOriginal – 2009:10:24 08:54:55 / FocalLength – 33.00 mm / ColorSpace – sRGB / ExifImageWidth – 3031 / ExifImageHeight – 3492 Thumbnail: – / Compression – 6 (JPG) / XResolution – 72 / YResolution – 72 / ResolutionUnit – Inch / JpegIFOffset – 462 / JpegIFByteCount – 7418
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Captured at the National Automobile Museum, The Harrah Collection, Reno, Nevada. / Please view large image.
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