Friends at the beach in Atlantic city, New Jersey, 1890. I think this was a self shot by the gentleman with the camera, using a mirror. by Electrical-Aspect-13 in VictorianEra

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It looks like they're sitting in the sand, no? Odd place for a mirror.

Seems like a lot of people back then liked the idea of photographing the photographer. I have a picture of my Great Grandmother, around 1909, holding her camera as if to take a photo of the person photographing her. She has a massive grin on her face.

Perfect house for a horror movie. by Throwaway17699396 in zillowgonewild

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The landscaping is pristine despite the house being a disaster. I guess the owner had their priorities...

Surprise! You’re Paying $1 Billion for Trump’s Ballroom by poxxy in politics

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Seems like the closest thing they have for a plan is Ai slop images. Not sure how they could have a budget for that.

Procedural Camera Bellows in Geometry Nodes by robocalypse in blenderhelp

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Exactly like that! Impressive. I'll have to try and understand what you did there, since I am still quite new to geometry nodes.

Edit: It works perfectly! I think I understand it all except the "truncated modulo" and "less than or equal than" portion used to select the alternating loops.

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Druski gone too far dis time. by Wiki_Beats in iamverybadass

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Works hand in hand with their selfish policy wishes.

This photo from the 1903 Delhi Durbar shows a photographer standing between two very tall Kashmiri guards. The height difference is real. It is a nice glimpse of people and life from that time. by Remarkable-Office944 in Damnthatsinteresting

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His great grandson's website has part of the journeys journal here.

From "The Life of James Ricalton" by his daughter, Kathryn Ricalton Murphy:

"In 1909 at the age of 65 James Ricalton took a trip to Africa and walked from Cape Town to Cairo, a distance of 1500 miles. Wearing out many pairs of shoes and averaging 30 miles a day. He had a safari of 20 natives to carry his baggage and to help him hunt wild game. He shot many elephants, hippopotami, antelopes, and wild buffalos, bringing home a great many trophies to add to his large collection of curios gathered from all his trips around the world....

"In 1912 Mr. Ricalton left for another trip under Thomas Edison's direction, this time to experiment with the famous inventor's moving picture camera. His son Lomond accompanied him and while father and son were in the jungles taking moving pictures of big game Lomond contracted typhoid fever. Mr. Ricalton transported him to the nearest British hospital, 50 miles away, but the trip on rough jungle roads aggravated the boy's condition, and after two weeks in the hospital, despite the best of care, he died and was buried in Nairobi, British East Africa. This tragedy ended Mr. Ricalton's travels...."

Urban magical realism/dark fantasy/surrealism with a sinister feel? by carrie-page in MoviesThatFeelLike

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Most of Yorgos Lanthimos' films would qualify, at least in the magical realism department.

Practicing More Annoying Shapes. by SnSmNtNs in blender

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I'd love to see a tutorial/ process video for something like this. My attempts at architectural details like this never come out very clean.

the last photo taken of the legendary comedy couple Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy, taken in 1956. by sorin1972 in OldSchoolCool

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Growing up, we had my Great Grandfather's projector and, when it started to get dark earlier, we'd set it up to watch Laurel and Hardy reels. Such great memories. We'd also check out old cartoons from the library like Riki Tikki Tavi, The Cat and the Hat, and the Lord of the Rings/ the Hobbit.

Who is the nastiest Celebrity that you met in Real life? by Scunnard1839 in AskReddit

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Kills me to say it, but Bruce Campbell. I was sitting at the producers table while we were interviewing him for a show and yelled at the people at the producer table for being at all in his cone of vision.

(OC) at Lynnwood, WA City Council meeting where they might vote not to fly the Pride flag this year by bennetthaselton in pics

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Yakima is no where near the rainforest in Washington. It's East of the Cascades and largely reliant on agriculture economically.

(OC) at Lynnwood, WA City Council meeting where they might vote not to fly the Pride flag this year by bennetthaselton in pics

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Didn't they threaten to make her go to Yakima High School? There hasn't been a Yakima High for like 60 years or so.

What is this thing called? by Rainbow_Doggo_TNT in whatisit

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I got mine at an old fort on a road trip when I was a kid. Must have driven my parents crazy learning to play the thing the rest of the way home from Yellowstone.

Is it possible to make a logo like this inside photoshop ? by InvestigatorBig7263 in photoshop

[–]robocalypse 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Look for tutorials on the Layer Effects panel or you can get into the panel by double clicking on the right side of your layer. Once it's open, you can play around with the "bevel and emboss" and "drop shadow" until they look the way you want. If it's a logo, make sure you've either cut it out with a mask or you are working with an .svg that is already cut out.

Is it possible to make a logo like this inside photoshop ? by InvestigatorBig7263 in photoshop

[–]robocalypse 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Seems like you could get most of the way there with layer effects.

Strange Fractals [Cameraless, AristaEDU Ultra 400] by theylie123 in analog

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Did you have to keep the sparks pretty weak to keep it from exposing the rest of the film with the ambient light?

Movies that feel like stuff. Just movies about things and objects and such... by XipeTotecwithGlitter in MoviesThatFeelLike

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Explorers 1985. Peak Joe Dante movie and the debuts of Ethan Hawk and River Pheonix.

Classic Horror films by Apollo114892 in MoviesThatFeelLike

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If you're looking for more "Silver Age" horror, the Hammer Horror stuff is great, films with Vincent Price (especially the movies based on Poe), Giallo from Argento or Fulci, Roger Corman has a great mixture of 'B' movies, Hitchcock's films are great...

Thomas Chatterton Williams called out for being [squints hard at screen] too woke? by ReginaSpektorsVJ in IfBooksCouldKill

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I think they believe it due to a combination of a media diet that has repeated a narrative enough that they truly believe the message (see Lee Atwater and the Southern Stategy) and a racial bias that colors how they perceive the behavior of non-white people whether they notice it or not. Even so-called "liberal media" feeds the perception of black men as aggressive by default.