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Casal de saguís selvagens, Callithrix jacchus, aparentemente líderes de um pequeno bando, como se vê na foto abaixo. Bosque da Barra da Tijuca/RJ.
Couple of wild marmoset, Callithrix jacchus, apparently leading a small band, as shown in the picture below. Bosque da Barra da Tijuca / RJ.
an abandoned castle in France... crappy weather didn't make shooting all that easy...hope you like it anyway!
Nikon D300 w/ MB-D10 Battery Grip installed.
Carrying case for spare battery compartment pictured to the R.
栃木県宇都宮市雀の宮
Utsunomiya, Tochigi, Japan
Construction de l'ensemble immobilier Cœur Impérial composé de 5 bâtiments (PEARL / Impérial / L'Amiral / Le Régent / Le Gouverneur) pour un total de 239 logements.
Pays : France 🇫🇷
Région : Grand Est (Lorraine)
Département : Moselle (57)
Ville : Metz (57000)
Quartier : Nouvelle-Ville Metz
Adresse : rue de Verdun / rue Charles Abel / rue Ambroise Paré / rue Verlaine
Fonction : Logements
Construction : 2018 → 2020
• Architectes : Cabinet Klein / GHA / Dynamo Associés / Valentini
• Gros œuvre : Demathieu & Bard Construction
Niveaux max. : R+7
Hauteur max. : 24.08 m
Surface de plancher totale : 32 000 m²
G532 and VL362 race towards Nagambie as 9374 loaded QUBE Logistics container train from Tocumwal/Mooroopna to Appleton Dock.
This was the first venture of a VL class locomotive on the Tocumwal line.
Tuesday 3rd January 2017
Case 1690 Tractor seen at the New years day road run organised by the Somerset traction engine club
Sedgemoor Auction Centre
Taken with a Nikon D7000
Volvo B10M Hispano Carrocera VOVII nº 279 d'Autocares Casal de Sevilla
Fotografiat el 21 Agost 1994 a Sevilla
from Re-Ment's Elementary School
which i think is based on a Merano Victory Light Blue melodica (though that has 32 keys, whilst Re-Ment's only has 25)
Casalzinho que tomou conta da banquinha na feira de sábado. Todo mundo adora eles.
Esses são só meus e infelizmente não aceito mais encomendas deles.
Não vale a pena pelo trabalhão que dá.
Bought at auction with three other cased images. I thought they were all ambrotypes, but it turns out this one and one other are tintypes. It is sixth-plate and cased in an ornately embossed but simple leather covered case that is broken at the hinge.
I suspected it was relatively early in the long period that tintypes were produced (1856 onwards) and have now confirmed this as the plate is embossed with the words "Neff's Pat 19 Feb 56", which dates it to 1856-60.