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Title : Bobby Thompson
Creator (Photographer) : Unknown
Publisher : Graphic Services
Place of Publication : College Station, Texas
Year (Coverage) : 1947
Document Type : Image
Format : Photographic negative
Dimensions : 4 x 5 inches
Digitization Date : October2009
Description : Unknown
Note : Brazos County, Texas
Collection : Texas A&M University Archives
Resource Identifier : Graphic Services Photos, Box 32, File 32-265
Institution : Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas
Repository : Cushing Memorial Library and Archives
Contact Information : Email: cushing-library@tamu.edu Phone: 979-845-1951
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I'm in the dining room trying to work at my drafting table and then THIS happens! How am I supposed to work?! Sorry for the poor quality cell phone photos! And sorry I haven't been around in a while....I'll be back soon xoxo!
Box Briar (Randia aculeata) - Pine Glades Lake, Long Pine Key camping area, Evergaldes National Park, Homestead, Florida
A handsome shrub that may likely have been named the Box Briar because on a good percentage of the plants the flowers have 4 petals (and you know how the human brain likes to connect the dots).
Do you remember the "connect the dots" books that made an actual industry out of that? !
After an unpardonably long abscence, here's a batch of four shots to prove I haven't died or anything... Nearly got everything moved into the new place now, its good to not have your life in boxes!
I had the box to put my art supplies and suddenly she ran in and jumped into the box. I just laughed and wrote her name on it.
Coluored plastic boxes used for Chinese takeaway in the US. In Australia, I've seen them used as boxes for party favours given out to guests as they leave, mostly kid's birthday parties.
Day 68 of 365 Days in Colour - Day 10 of January, Purple.
Taken with iPhone 4S.
This box is covered in flannel fabric with a felt lining. Flannel isn't my first choice to work with but the print is really cute.
Box di rifinitura completo di cassetto estraibile.
Prezzo e Informazioni qui:
www.chiaromonte.it/dentisti/box-di-rifinitura-cassetto-es...
A telecommunications box vandalised on Cedar Walk. The door has been off this box for a couple of years now, but recently someone has ripped out the centre board. I imagine some telephones/TV cable connections must have been disrupted.
If you have allies in the Senate, you also have the option to lobby for funding for your projects there.
Ladder up to Box 68.
I believe this is a K4 phone box - one of the earlier iterations of the familiar K6 of which there are still plenty of operational examples. This one sadly is just a museum piece and doesn't function as a phone box any more
Eletronic Entertainment, at the mall, this shop store, there are games to play with friends and get into the tournaments, lets rock!
You know, this just isn't right. They've been stuck -- bound up -- like this for years, stashed semi-hidden behind two abandoned buildings in the north end of the Pacific View Mall. They can't even whisper "I need a drink. I'm so thirsty." It's that same no-use area I've gotten busted in for taking photos of planters, cracks in the asphalt and rust-stained paint.
Box Tengor 52/2 with Ultrafine Xtreme 400 film. You can really tell that I like old barns. :) Sadly, these box cameras sometimes have a habit of rolling the film on askew and the backing paper will fail to cover the edge/flange of the roll, creating light leaks along the edge.
However, I do like the clouds and I think that a little burning could really bring those clouds out and make this picture shine!