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Autosalon Brussel
Salon de l'Auto Bruxelles
Brussels - Belgium
January 2019
Built to commemorate the 2002 World Cup which South Korea jointly hosted, the World Cup Park in Mapo-gu, is actually five parks built on top of an old landfill. For the active Haneul Park is the highest, accessed by 285 steps and has stunning views of the surrounding area. Noeul Park, features lots of open grassland, and perhaps uniquely among Seoul’s parks allows barbeques as well as camping. For anyone put off by the steps leading to these parks, fear not, there is an electric shuttle bus service running between them.
Accessible from:
World Cup Stadium Station, Line 6, Exit 1.
My entry for ZeroFM's monthly competition, this month "Cups and Cakes - Spinal Tap www.youtube.com/watch?v=cyWo6Y-i-U0&feature=related ..a jolly little ditty :-)
I took pictures of just about every cup, saucer, mug and plate that I own and ended up using a trio of heirlooms. There were 9 little 'cakes' in the pack when I started taking pictures just after lunch...and above...what was left by this evening when I finally made up my mind on my entry :-)
Ever wondered what it looks like on the Disneyland Tea Cups while looking up?
My friend and I shot this last week when the park was super busy and the lines for all the rides were really long. I had my camera, so we decided to have a little fun with long exposures. The Madhatter’s Tea Cups seemed like the logical starting place. When the ride started, we set the camera lens up on the turning wheel and let the fun begin. It was 30 seconds well spent in my opinion. I shot this with an ultra wide lens, but need to go back and do it with a fisheye on a full frame camera. If you look in the lower right corner, you can make out my friend’s hands and camera taking a picture during the exposure.
If you're in the Triangle area, go visit GAKS! gakscoffeentea.com/ Funny name, great place. They even serve afternoon tea, which makes them one of the maybe three or four places in the area that do!
Army 1st Lt. John Dupre, with the North Carolina Army National Guard’s C Company, 1st Battalion, 252nd Armor Regiment, lifts the track skirt on an M1A2 Abrams tank as he an his tank crew replace a section of track as part of competing in the Gen. Gordon Sullivan Cup best tank crew competition at Fort Benning, Ga., Monday, May 2, 2016. The Sullivan Cup tests tank crews from throughout the Army on everything from gunnery to mounted land navigation, maintenance and combat casualty care in a variety of physically and mentally challenging settings to determine the Army’s best tank crew. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. 1st Class Jon Soucy)
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I put so much effort into this photo you just have no idea.
#jokes #atleastitisnotabike #betterthenben
The Tea Cup.
Shot for the Old Film Project.
Canon F-1
Canon FD 50/1.4 Lens
Kodak PlusX Black and White Film (expired in March 1981)
Processed at home in Rodinal 1+50 for 13.5 min.
Self-scanned using Epson v700. Corrected levels in PS.
Handmade burnished ware (HBW) cup with rope decoration.
Μόνωτο κύπελλο με σχινοειδή πλαστική διακόσμηση.
Tasse avec décor de cordon plastique.
Late Helladic IIIC
From Lefkandi-Xeropolis (Χερόπολις-Λευκαντί). "Found on the floor of a room... in one of the tests, trial IV-V, outside the main area of the excavations." Popham, M. R., & Sackett, L. H. (1968). Excavations at Lefkandi, Euboea, 1964-66: a preliminary report. London: Thames & Hudson for the British School of Archaeology at Athens, p. 18.
An import to the site, according to the analysis of R. E. Jones (1986). Greek and Cypriot pottery: a review of scientific studies. Athens: British School at Athens, p. 474.
Archaeological Museum of Eretria, Inv. 16682
Mmmm, beer cupcakes.
My second attempt at taking a picture every day for a year. What better day to start than on my birthday.
Strobist: SB800 of umbrella, camera right. Triggered with built-in flash.
A tank crew with the North Carolina Army National Guard’s C Company, 1st Battalion, 252nd Armor Regiment, kick up dust with their M1A1 Abrams tank as they move to their next battle position while engaging targets on the range during the Gen. Gordon Sullivan Cup best tank crew competition at Fort Benning, Ga., Monday, May 2, 2016. The Sullivan Cup tests tank crews from throughout the Army on everything from gunnery to mounted land navigation, maintenance and combat casualty care in a variety of physically and mentally challenging settings to determine the Army’s best tank crew. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. 1st Class Jon Soucy)
Officers from Greater Manchester Police’s Rochdale District swapped their handcuffs for shinpads as they took to the field at the town’s Spotland Stadium - also know as the Crown Oil Arena, this month and put on a very impressive display - all in the name of charity.
A squad of 20 from the division faced local community group Bangladeshi Arts and Sports Association (BASA) Rochdale CIC on Monday 23 May to raise funds for the Springhill Hospice.
The game was a re-match of BASA’s 5-0 victory when the teams first met 12 months ago, after BASA reached out to local officers with the aim of using sport as a medium to bring diverse communities and the police closer together.
Known as the Community Cohesion Cup, the match marked the strong relationships being built by GMP and members of its minority groups in Rochdale to tackle social exclusion in society.
The stakes were risen further for this year’s edition as it saw the fixture played in front of over a hundred-strong crowd, including the town’s Mayor and Chief Superintendent Nicky Porter.
A total of over £1100 was raised on the night – with all proceeds going to Springhill Hospice – a Rochdale-based charity offering palliative care to patients and their families from diagnosis to end-of-life – a service that is close to the heart of players in both teams.
Harrison Cunliffe, Operation Support Officer at GMP Rochdale – and one of the main organisers for the game – said: “We’re delighted to have faced BASA for a second year running, and even more so after such an improvement in fortunes after last year’s defeat!
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These are funny little moths that defend themselves by dropping vertically, just hanging on by their back legs and swaying with the breeze. If you bug them for long enough they start to hang on a bit more.
Doratifera oxleyi
Wonderful DIY Fun Snowman From Plastic Cups
Here’s another snowman project .You can get plastic cups and build yourself a fun snowman that will never melt. As you know …
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