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only at a conference of police officers from all over the new england area would you find a laptop unattended.....
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Three stack-focus shots blended together to get the detail and color sheen of this brilliant blue and pink feather.
When I visited the Arabs at Marbach in May, the foals still spent a lot of time close to their mothers. Now they are more independent and interact more with each other which is fun to watch. These two are truly best buddies and particularly entertaining. :)
There is another capture in the comments.
A picture that needs no explanation?
Our Daily Challenge - May 23, 2018 - "Every Picture Tells A Story"
Daily Dog Challenge 2394. "Who Needs Words"
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Sharing is more about communication and interaction with each other. There are so many photo sharing platforms on the net. There are also different types of users.
Professional photographers use the platform more as showcase window of their portfolio. I would say they are the "post and run" type user Seldom they will visit and check other people's works or leave comments for others..
Amateurs are more willing to interact with others and make comments on each other's works. Or try to learn from each other and share experience.
What type of sharing do you prefer? What type of user are you?
Sharing on internet is not as good as sharing at face to face meeting? Do you think so?
Richmond. February 2018.
Fuji X-T1
Fuji 56mm F1.2
In-camera B&W Film with red filter
Part of the set "Another Reality".
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I absolutely love watching these birds communicate with one another. I have this one that looks a little like an argument, and another more endearing one to post later. It's more fun to watch them talk to each other than to to have them talk with me. :-)
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View from Cape of Good Hope. In the background: Cape Point (with old lighthouse and communication tower).
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From the days there were no mobiles.
Public phones at tube station, London, UK (1975).
Technical notes: Nikon F2 with a Nikkor 28mm F3.5 lens on Kodak Tri-X film. Digitised with a Nikon Coolscan V Ed (LS-50) + VueScan.
"Bell Communication Around the World" on the side of the ATT building at 420 S Grand in Los Angeles is by Anthony Heinsbergen, 1961. The mural is 17' high by 36' wide.
It is a representation all the available means of worldwide communication (at that time) including cable, radio, telephone and satellite and is made of coils, coin boxes, chutes, relays, capacitors and other objects used in communications. The figure holds underwater cables in one hand and a satellite transmitter in the other and the numbers are meant to designate the importance of numbers in communication systems. The map of the world was not meant to be realistic.