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Pakistan Navy , Marine shows a Commando Action on Resolution Day of Pakistan on 23rd March 2010.
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Pakistan Navy , Marine shows a Commando Action on Resolution Day of Pakistan on 23rd March 2010.
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***camera: polaroid SX-70 FIRSTMODEL（ORIGINAL） 600film***
23March 2011@Saizeriya ristorante&cafe/Saitama/Japan
Finally,I chatted with my close friends.
Thanks for always being there.
You really made my day!
Thanks Chi -chan :)
Paramaribo, Suriname, South America at Wednesday, 23 March 2016.
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23 March In Pakistan History which is also known as the Lahore Resolution is the Day of freedom and having the importance regarding the Pakistani. Pakistan is the country which is the known for its strong culture and the nation which cannot forget the Past. 23 March In Pakistan History is the occasion of that Type. Pakistan (Lahore Resolution) is the Day of Pride towards the Nation and the Day of feeling as the nation for every resident of Pakistan. 23 March In Pakistan History is the day when the Muslims from the different mind setting get the Platform to speak out for Lahore Resolution. 23 March In Pakistan History is also important for Muslims who shows love and positive feelings against Lahore (Pakistan Resolution) which is accepted on 23 March 1940. Pakistan becomes against many devotions of the nation for the betterment of the nation and upcoming cultures in Pakistan. In Pakistan the day (23 March In Pakistan History & Lahore resolution) is being celebrated with full loyalty and joy because of it is the day when Muslim was accepted the very first time as a detach nation on 23 March, 1940.
(Jashn e Baharan ) the spring festival” Lahore Pakistan. Lahore is the cultural heart of Pakistan .............................................................23March at Minar E- Pakistan Fire work at lahore
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This is a rose I dedicate to all my friends that are feeling blue today.
I was playing with a plug-in called Fractalius in PS and here's my first attempt,
Julie, Thanks for spotting this in Explore! :)) Feb 16, 2009 #100
Thanking you all for your visits, wonderful comments, faves and invites which is more than appreciated. :).
CZ Flektogon 35mm
Thanks to the Moderators of Hidden Treasure Group for selecting this as pic of the week 23March 2009. Much appreciated and its a great honour :)
The Lahore Resolution (Qarardad-e-Lahore قرارداد لاھور), commonly known as the Pakistan Resolution (قرارداد پاکستان Qarardad-e-Pakistan).
In Pakistan this day marks the passing of the Lahore Resolution. ''Republic Day of Pakistan'' was first observed in 1956 when Pakistan officially became a Republic and shunned the former status of Dominion. The main events of this day include a full military parade and the awarding of honours at the Presidency (Presidential Palace) by the President.
LONG LIVE PAKISTAN.
PAKISTAN ZINDABAD!!
Special note:
""Jalney waley ka moun KALA.""
Christian citizens of Pakistan after facing tragedy of 15th March 2015 at two churches of Yohanabad, Lahore, came out to celebrate Pakistan Day on March 23, 2015 at Lahore. .
(Jashn e Baharan ) the spring festival” Lahore Pakistan. Lahore is the cultural heart of Pakistan .............................................................23March at Minar E- Pakistan Fire work at lahore
My All Dear Friends - I m So Sorry that i am away from last April this year due to some personal Issue , and i miss you all so much and miss my Flickr too :( but know i am back and i Promise this time i am here for long time :)
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Love you All =)
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Minar-e-Pakistan is a public monument located in Iqbal Park in Lahore, Pakistan. The tower was constructed during the 1960s on the site where, on 23 March 1940, the All-India Muslim League passed the Lahore Resolution, the first official call for a separate homeland for the Muslims living in the South Asia, in accordance with the two nation theory
(Jashn e Baharan ) the spring festival” Lahore Pakistan. Lahore is the cultural heart of Pakistan .............................................................23March at Minar E- Pakistan Fire work at lahore
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This shot is dedicated to my long-established friend, E.F (not Canon lens :-)))
These Miyuki Nakajima 中島みゆき 's songs are present to you :-)
Explore No.236 : #325
This year is the 40th anniversary of road transport company E.V.T.S. The haulage firm which is based in Poulton-le-Fylde near Blackpool was founded by Eric and Barbara Vallance in 1981.
In 2009 E.V.T.S. acquired shares in the Palletforce network of which it is a founder member.
E.V.T.S. are a familiar sight throughout the U.K. and Eire.
This DAF LF is just one of the fleet of over 30 vehicles ranging from 3.5 tonne vans to 44 tonne articulated trucks with a fleet of 40 trailers.
A back alley in Johor Bahru, Malaysia. The multiple textures on the walls of these shophouses fascinate me!
During my visit noticed a large tortoise or turtle at the edge of the pond ... I am not sure if he should be there [any thoughts?]
Early this morning I purchased a Voigtlander 40mm F1.2 lens and because it is a manual focus lens it is relatively inexpensive but difficult to use.
I went to my local supplier with the intention of getting the Zeiss Batis 40mm but they were out of stock so I decided to consider the Sony 16-35mm GM but as the price was Euro 2600 I decided to consider the Sony 16-35mm F4 which cost Euro 1300. I was about to purchase the F4 but as an afterthought I decided to have a look at the Voigtlander 40mm F1.2 and as I was impressed I decided to buy especially as it cost less then Euro 1000.
Based on using it for about three hours I can say that at F1.2 I found it almost impossible to get sharp focus and I also noticed a degree of chromatic aberration [colour fringing] which was easy to remove Lightroom. At F22 I noticed an amazing amount of dust on my sensor and there were two especially large bits of lint or fluff.
During my visit noticed a large tortoise or turtle at the edge of the pond ... I am not sure if he should be there [any thoughts?]
Early this morning I purchased a Voigtlander 40mm F1.2 lens and because it is a manual focus lens it is relatively inexpensive but difficult to use.
I went to my local supplier with the intention of getting the Zeiss Batis 40mm but they were out of stock so I decided to consider the Sony 16-35mm GM but as the price was Euro 2600 I decided to consider the Sony 16-35mm F4 which cost Euro 1300. I was about to purchase the F4 but as an afterthought I decided to have a look at the Voigtlander 40mm F1.2 and as I was impressed I decided to buy especially as it cost less then Euro 1000.
Based on using it for about three hours I can say that at F1.2 I found it almost impossible to get sharp focus and I also noticed a degree of chromatic aberration [colour fringing] which was easy to remove Lightroom. At F22 I noticed an amazing amount of dust on my sensor and there were two especially large bits of lint or fluff.
During my visit noticed a large tortoise or turtle at the edge of the pond ... I am not sure if he should be there [any thoughts?]
Early this morning I purchased a Voigtlander 40mm F1.2 lens and because it is a manual focus lens it is relatively inexpensive but difficult to use.
I went to my local supplier with the intention of getting the Zeiss Batis 40mm but they were out of stock so I decided to consider the Sony 16-35mm GM but as the price was Euro 2600 I decided to consider the Sony 16-35mm F4 which cost Euro 1300. I was about to purchase the F4 but as an afterthought I decided to have a look at the Voigtlander 40mm F1.2 and as I was impressed I decided to buy especially as it cost less then Euro 1000.
Based on using it for about three hours I can say that at F1.2 I found it almost impossible to get sharp focus and I also noticed a degree of chromatic aberration [colour fringing] which was easy to remove Lightroom. At F22 I noticed an amazing amount of dust on my sensor and there were two especially large bits of lint or fluff.
During my visit noticed a large tortoise or turtle at the edge of the pond ... I am not sure if he should be there [any thoughts?]
Early this morning I purchased a Voigtlander 40mm F1.2 lens and because it is a manual focus lens it is relatively inexpensive but difficult to use.
I went to my local supplier with the intention of getting the Zeiss Batis 40mm but they were out of stock so I decided to consider the Sony 16-35mm GM but as the price was Euro 2600 I decided to consider the Sony 16-35mm F4 which cost Euro 1300. I was about to purchase the F4 but as an afterthought I decided to have a look at the Voigtlander 40mm F1.2 and as I was impressed I decided to buy especially as it cost less then Euro 1000.
Based on using it for about three hours I can say that at F1.2 I found it almost impossible to get sharp focus and I also noticed a degree of chromatic aberration [colour fringing] which was easy to remove Lightroom. At F22 I noticed an amazing amount of dust on my sensor and there were two especially large bits of lint or fluff.
During my visit noticed a large tortoise or turtle at the edge of the pond ... I am not sure if he should be there [any thoughts?]
Early this morning I purchased a Voigtlander 40mm F1.2 lens and because it is a manual focus lens it is relatively inexpensive but difficult to use.
I went to my local supplier with the intention of getting the Zeiss Batis 40mm but they were out of stock so I decided to consider the Sony 16-35mm GM but as the price was Euro 2600 I decided to consider the Sony 16-35mm F4 which cost Euro 1300. I was about to purchase the F4 but as an afterthought I decided to have a look at the Voigtlander 40mm F1.2 and as I was impressed I decided to buy especially as it cost less then Euro 1000.
Based on using it for about three hours I can say that at F1.2 I found it almost impossible to get sharp focus and I also noticed a degree of chromatic aberration [colour fringing] which was easy to remove Lightroom. At F22 I noticed an amazing amount of dust on my sensor and there were two especially large bits of lint or fluff.
During my visit noticed a large tortoise or turtle at the edge of the pond ... I am not sure if he should be there [any thoughts?]
Early this morning I purchased a Voigtlander 40mm F1.2 lens and because it is a manual focus lens it is relatively inexpensive but difficult to use.
I went to my local supplier with the intention of getting the Zeiss Batis 40mm but they were out of stock so I decided to consider the Sony 16-35mm GM but as the price was Euro 2600 I decided to consider the Sony 16-35mm F4 which cost Euro 1300. I was about to purchase the F4 but as an afterthought I decided to have a look at the Voigtlander 40mm F1.2 and as I was impressed I decided to buy especially as it cost less then Euro 1000.
Based on using it for about three hours I can say that at F1.2 I found it almost impossible to get sharp focus and I also noticed a degree of chromatic aberration [colour fringing] which was easy to remove Lightroom. At F22 I noticed an amazing amount of dust on my sensor and there were two especially large bits of lint or fluff.
During my visit noticed a large tortoise or turtle at the edge of the pond ... I am not sure if he should be there [any thoughts?]
Early this morning I purchased a Voigtlander 40mm F1.2 lens and because it is a manual focus lens it is relatively inexpensive but difficult to use.
I went to my local supplier with the intention of getting the Zeiss Batis 40mm but they were out of stock so I decided to consider the Sony 16-35mm GM but as the price was Euro 2600 I decided to consider the Sony 16-35mm F4 which cost Euro 1300. I was about to purchase the F4 but as an afterthought I decided to have a look at the Voigtlander 40mm F1.2 and as I was impressed I decided to buy especially as it cost less then Euro 1000.
Based on using it for about three hours I can say that at F1.2 I found it almost impossible to get sharp focus and I also noticed a degree of chromatic aberration [colour fringing] which was easy to remove Lightroom. At F22 I noticed an amazing amount of dust on my sensor and there were two especially large bits of lint or fluff.