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My first morning in Istanbul *first impression
Istanbul Turkiye is home to bad traffic jams and worse driving. Turkey has 14 times more accidents than the UK – Albeit with little improvement since larger fines and better enforcement of road rules have been inmposed, driving in the city proper is not recommended to tourists.** Turning indicators are still rarely used, ...drivers almost never stop at pedestrian crossings ..and tailgating is standard, with racing along the coastal strip on the Asian side leading to deaths despite a government campaign. Therefore it is not advisable for foreigners to drive in Istanbul unless strictly necessary...
the audience overhead gets a compelling vista for free, with music. not so easy to direct the funds to the band though.
i left when it was snowin n dark , but you will always remain in my heart ....
it was a wonderful week in the snow ^^
Enjoy =P
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It was a cold, windy night, and this pair of friends or brothers put up their hoods, then stuffed their hands into the pockets of their camouflage jackets, as they walked down the street. I'm not sure if they were really in a hurry, or if it was the cold that gave their steps an apparent urgency. I saw them, got one shot of them--and they were gone!
They're wearing different patterns of fatigue, but I'm not familiar enough with military camouflage clothing to know the specifics and occasions which require their use. In terms of these young men, there's obviously no way of knowing whether either or both of these young men is/has been a member of the military. What I do know is that there is a very muscular recruitment campaign for young Latinos. Along with that, the lack of jobs in the civilian sector makes a military career all the more attractive.
In terms of wearing warm coats--of any variety--we're experiencing a "cold snap" in New York City at the moment, so everyone is getting their winter gear out. No real snow, yet, though...
Washington Heights, Upper Manhattan
New York, NY USA
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For the group six word story.
Diversidad de paisajes, cascadas, montañas, playas.. definitivamente hay muchos atractivos turísticos en Ecuador, que lastimosamente el ecuatoriano no aprecia.
Taken February 5th, 2012 with my Canon EOS 400D and Sigma 10-20mm Lens.
Decided to get up and get some snow shots, though it had started to melt a little.
The snow settled pretty quick last night. It was half an inch, then I went to watch a movie. After the movie it was about 4 inches.
3 bracketed images merged and tonemapped in Photomatix Pro.
Hat, scalf, gloves and a big jacket for my little guy who loves to play outside.
this is him hiding behind a wall
The temperature his risen to 5 degrees and the rain has cleared most of the snow and ice. I ventured out for about 20 minutes, then straight home to warm back up!
Hamworthy Park 03.03.2018
Another wider angle of this isolated stick at the edge of the falls, with the water rushing around it in a long exposure.
180315-M-HR246-0192 FORT GREELY, Alaska (March 15, 2018) - U.S. Marines assigned to Alpha Battery, 2nd Low Altitude Air Defense Battalion fire an FIM-92 Stinger missile during exercise Arctic Edge on Fort Greely, Alaska. Arctic Edge 2018 is a biennial, large-scale, joint-training exercise that prepares and tests the U.S. military’s ability to operate tactically in the extreme cold-weather conditions found in Arctic environments. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Lance Cpl. Cody J. Ohira/Released)
I could have it all,
if only you were here.
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Fall leaves, crunchy snow, and warm sunlight... Amazing! Happy Monday! :)
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Mountain landscape in Svalbard.
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a little tiny icicle...we don't see these often..almost never. It's cold, blustery and we have a lot of ice right now. Pretty to look at...but I'll be happy when it melts! One little tiny Baxter hair even managed to get in the picture :)
(i know it's small..but we just don't get those big dagger icicles like the rest of you!)
While most of the birds enjoy the seedcakes we put out.
Sometimes I think many of the birds, like this Northern Cardinal, enjoy them even better when a woodpecker, or a squirrel, has already been there and eaten through the outside edges to expose all those wonderful nooks and crannies - which make it so much easier to nibble on.
Harvey in the snow.
He loves the snow so much he eats a mouthful every three paces.
So I keep telling him... "Whatever you do... don't eat the yellow snow!"
An average outfit for dogwalking when it's below zero.
1)Boring white cotton underwear, tall wool socks 2)Smartwool lightweight long sleeve top, Long underwear 3)Heavy military surplus pants from some Nordic country 4)Thick wool sweater 5)Stretchy bamboo fiber tube to protect neck and cheeks 6)Really long wool scarf wrapped around like a vest 7)Hoodie 8)Canvas work jacket, light liner gloves 9)Crocheted wool mask, goggles, leather mittens, big chunky pac boots
A woman bundled up for the cold temperatures makes a picture with her mobile device as she waits for the Inaugural Parade honoring President Barack Obama, Monday, Jan. 21, 2013, in Washington. Obama was sworn-in as the nation's 44th President earlier in the day. Photo Credit: (NASA/Paul E. Alers)
Shooting a self-portrait at zero degrees F at our place in Kansas, with my Anniversary Speed Graphic camera. The temp was zero when I took this picture but heading down to much colder. Triggered the shot with a Kopil mechanical shutter release. Image captured on FPP's Frankenstein 200 film, developed with Xtol at 1:1.