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with the week ahead it felt good to get some work done inside. the pot roast, gravy, and potatoes for dinner were just about world class.
Um dos MR mais bonitos que já usei! Adoro esse tom, pena que a marca tem duração péssima em mim...
Dei up no mesmo dia com medo que descascasse, porque sei que daria preguiça de remendar pra upar kkk
Usei:
1x Base
2x 13
Sem TC
This car competed in what was labelled as a 'Ten Lap Scratch Race in Memory of Sir Henry Seagrave for Vintage Racing Cars which includes the Williams Monaco and allied Trophies' at the Vintage Sports Car Club's meeting at Oulton Park in August 1996. It's the 1925 Bugatti Type 13 of David Marsh which has a 16-valve 4-cylinder inline 1,496cc engine. Five examples of the Type 13 were produced before the First World War and when the war was over Ettore Bugatti prepared the cars for racing. The cars took the first four places in the 1921 Brescia Grand Prix and the Type 13 subsequently became known as the Brescia Bugatti. There was a great demand for the car and its derivations and 2000 were built before production ended in about 1926. After giving details of the other Bugattis in the race the programme of the event says this about David Marsh's car:
'The only 4 cylinder Bugatti amongst all these 8 cylinders is the 1925 1.5 litre Brescia model of David Marsh, the VSCC President.'
The car was eligible for the Williams Monaco Trophy and the programme also says this about that Trophy:
'In 1929, the Anglo-French driver William Grover, who drove under the name of "Williams", won the first Monaco Grand Prix driving a Type 35B Bugatti, and after the last war his wife presented the actual Trophy to the Bugatti Owners' Club, which became the "Williams" Monaco Trophy and from 1976 it has been competed for at VSCC meetings mainly between Type 35B and Type 51 Bugattis and Monza Alfa Romeos, all 2-seater Grand Prix cars.'
The boys had just finished the flooring and wallpaper when a lizard appeared, it seems harmless and adds some character to the bar.
Platform 13, Preston railway station. Wednesday 26 January 1977
Photograph copyright: Ian 10B. Slide No. 3344
I spent a nice couple of hours in this bar/cafe at the Royal William Yard reading the paper, drawing chandeliers and eating.
68/117 A Piece of Furniture
Soort voertuig: Reguliere ambulance
Roepnummer: 13-109
Post: Onze Lieve Vrouwen Gasthuis, Locatie West
Merk: Mercedes Sprinter Euro 6
Opbouw: Visser Leeuwarden
Bijzonderheden: Geen
Huntington Beach ... with Topaz Watercolor and textures from Distressed Jewell and Flypaper Textures.
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This picture is #13 in my 3rd round of the 100 strangers project. Find out more about the project and see pictures taken by other photographers at the 100 Strangers Flickr Group page
Lucky number 13. I decided to mix things up a little and focus on street style for a little so the 85mm came off and was replaced by my old faithful 50mm which I've not used much lately. Having not used anything wider than the 50 on a crop sensor for a long time it was quite strange having a wide field of view and is taking some getting used to. I've become much more aware of the differences in how the background changes with different fields of view which in a way makes it harder when trying to compose pictures. Before I didn't think about it so it was easier, though maybe less likely to result in a decent shot.
I'm not sure I nailed the background here so this aspect is a work in progress.
I spotted Emily walking along from across a busy street. I crossed over and followed her for three blocks (though I didn't admit this at the time) till I could find a half decent spot to shoot. This is difficult to find at lunch time on a busy street. Eventually I saw this doorway and closed in for the pitch. She was walking quite quickly and I didn't expect her to say yes but she did. I had to time my run to pass her at the right spot without being out of breath or appearing to have been following her and I think I nailed it. Anyway, Emily is an absolute sweetheart and was happy to play along. I did a couple of full length pictures but am happier with this one though the crop is dangerously close to her knee.
Thanks Emily, I hope you like this. It was really fun meeting you.
She was on her way back to work and it was close to the end of lunch hour so I didn't want to keep her too long so after shooting this one I thanked her and we both headed off back to our respective offices.
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The AMX-13 was a French designed light tank produced between 1952 to 1987. The Dutch acquired some 131 examples and retired them by 1983. A highly sucessful design being operated by some 25 countries. France acquired over 4,000 examples while Israeli had some 400. Still in service with a number of South American countries, Morocco and Indonesia.
From the 50 bikes with a 50mm Project. Lucky number #13.
I was recently in New Orleans (where this photo was taken) and had an opportunity to get closer of reaching my goal of 50 bikes photographed with my 50mm lens. I will be uploading more as I get time to edit them. This is one of my favorite shots taken while in New Orleans. While the city offers all kinds of opportunities for unique photos, I can't help but be drawn to the many bikes chained up in the French Quarter. I hope you like it as much as I do.