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Remember this HM?...I just found some super old drawings from the times when I had an interest in textiles...1998?

An Irish Writer and a French Dadaist walk into a bar.

 

Begin again.

Quarry Bay, Hong Kong

Working from home this afternoon and noticed this in my garden. I ran upstairs to grab the camera and thankfully he was still around when I got back. Unfortunately he was in a shaded area of the garden so the ISO went quite high, how inconsiderate.

 

Suzuki Optical Co. Press Van • Asahi Kogaku Takumar 1:3.5 F=75mm

Adox CMS II 20 ISO film in home made Caffenol CLCN 16min @ 20°C

Scanned with Plustek OpticFilm 120 at 2400dpi with Silverfast AI Studio 9

 

Den Haag • Nederland

 

Caffenol CLCN

500 ml Filtered Water

5gr Anhydrous Washing Soda

1gr Vitamin C

6gr Instant coffee ("Cora")

10 slow inversions then 3 times every 3 minutes for 15 minutes, fixing 60 sec.

Back to school- MacroMondays

by HalloKarlo

Hamburg Lokstedt

 

I am back from a 4 day trip to the Baltic Sea. It was a refreshing and wounderful trip. More images to come ;-).

Film Image and ©️ by Juan Rhodes, used with permission

Brighton & Hove Buses

Wright Streetdeck

930, BX15ONG

Route 12, Newhaven Town Rail Station.

Back to back Hst power cars forming the 0Z77 Old Oak Common to Laira running along the Teignmouth seawall.

...back to flowers. Chicago Botanic Garden.

 

Happy Bokeh Wednesday, everyone!

 

Took this from the Motorway to day I was in the back seat

 

It may be my last upload for a while- Power Cable blown on Laptop and only On Battery Power now

 

See you all soon

After lunch, heading back to Brecon

The out of use back platform at Blayney Railway Station. The back platform served the currently out of service Cowra line. The station was restored in 2019 and still serves trains on the main Western line. While the station opened in 1876 the main part of the building was built in 1889. Other buildings were added up to 1902. The whole complex is heritage listed. An art display currently use part of this building.

Back on Earth!

 

Credits: ESA-S. Corvaja

Incredible girl with a nice hairy exposed lower back.

A few images from my back catalogue, some relatively recent, others going back about twelve years. Some successful in competitions, others less so.

 

All these images are copyright so please do not use them without permission.

Mikasa, Hokkaido.

Pearl 2 ( camera-wiki.org/wiki/Pearl_(I),_II_and_III(I),_II_and_III ), Hexar 75mm F3.5 + proxer, positive from Fuji, developed as described before (1st: Korectol 10 minutes at 37 Deg.C., 2nd: BAN1 ), scanned with Plustek OpticFilm120 at 5300 DPI, edited with GIMP. Bigger sizes: www.flickr.com/photos/threepinner/52901492930/sizes/ up to 10000 × 7340 pixels compatible. Learn DIY development and upgrade to film !

Late-night riding and wandering in Kaohsiung.

 

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عيييش حيااااتكـ مع كوكاا كولااا ;Pp

 

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اول شي مبارڪ عليڪم الشهر

 

وثاني شي الحمدلله ﻉـلى سلامتي

 

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لحد يحط صورة ويا الكومنت لانة بينمسح

Mushrooms at Kootenai National Wildlife Rufuge, Idaho.

Sunrise over the sea in Bambrugh.

I want to go back to this moment now. I feel like i didn't make the most of it while it was happening now im regretting it and i want to do it all again

 

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Sunset scene from the back porch of our condo on the last day of our Montana vacation.

Taken when out at Bellever last month.

The crossing place of the E.Dart.First the ford,then the stepping stones,then the clapper bridge and finally the 19thC road bridge.

Floods have washed away some of the clapper slabs.

 

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Sunrise over a back road in Marin County, California

Villa Torlonia, Roma.

Il bunker antiaereo più importante d’Italia, realizzato tra il 1942 e il 1943 per proteggere Benito Mussolini e la sua famiglia nella residenza privata di Villa Torlonia a Roma, il Rifugio nella sala centrale del piano seminterrato del Casino Nobile e il Rifugio cantina della Villa attrezzato intorno alla metà del 1940.

La struttura blindata del bunker, costruita ex novo, fu scavata ad una profondità di 6 metri e mezzo sotto il piazzale antistante il Casino Nobile; ha una planimetria a forma di croce e gallerie a sezione circolare protette da una copertura in cemento armato spessa 4 metri. Il bunker, la cui costruzione iniziò a fine 1942, rimase incompiuto poiché quando Mussolini fu destituito e arrestato (il 25 luglio del 1943) i lavori di rifinitura non erano terminati. Mancavano le porte blindate, la copertura esterna del pozzo e le dotazioni tecnologiche (come il sistema di aerazione). I ritardi furono determinati dalle difficoltà incontrate nello scavo: il terreno vicino al palazzo si rivelò di scarsa consistenza e ciò comportò la necessità di realizzare le fondamenta ad una profondità doppia rispetto al previsto. Se fosse stato completato, sarebbe stato il bunker italiano con il più alto grado di resistenza dedicato alla protezione di una singola personalità.

Il bunker e il rifugio del Casino Nobile furono recuperati e aperti al pubblico per la prima volta nel 2006 e chiusi dopo un breve periodo a causa della presenza nei locali di gas radon. Dopo alcuni interventi strutturali e di bonifica, questi luoghi, continuamente monitorati, possono accogliere i visitatori in completa sicurezza.

 

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