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Deciding who won. I guess the ducks have numbers on their backs, because they took several pictures of them before they started retrieving them.
tail fin and light of vintage Batmobile, duplicated/reflected and rotated; exhibited at the New York Historical Society museum
Deciding to save parts, I made a small Saratoga rather than a scaled one. This means I just made it. Theres not scale to it.
You decide - beauty is in the eye of the beholder
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J'ai décidé de vous présenter quelques photos que je fais lors des fouilles que je dirige, ou auxquelles je participe, sur la thématique "archéologues au travail".
Ici Virginie et Marie, perplexes et abattues par la chaleur, en pleine réflexion ...
I decided to present some pics I took during the search I am directing or taking part of, on the theme "archeologues at work".
Here, Virginie and Marie, perplexed and oppressed by the intense heat, in deep thought...
At the end of the first day of the weekend of enthusiast running between Amersham and Watford, the LT Museums preserved 1938 stock flies through Northwood. A Met Line S Stock overtakes it on the curve. The '38 Stock will drop it's passengers (who had bought one way tickets for the homeward trip from Watford) off at Harrow on the Hill and then continue on to Neasden Depot for the night. September 2022.
I had spent the day chasing this little train around the Met by bike and tube and deciding to save the tube fare to Northwood at the end of the day, I gambled on cycling back from Chorelywood to Northwood before the '38 stock arrived. I got to this spot with about a minute to spare and standing on my bike helmet for a few more inches over the parapet I saw it coming through Northwood Station in the distance. I would have liked to have got the S Stock and '38 stock side by side but the S Stock was just going too fast! After it had passed I cycled back to South Ruislip setting a distance record for my 'local' cycling in the process!
Sa CONSTRUCTION fut décidée par le SENAT de VENISE en 1630 , alors qu'une épidémie de peste commencée dans l'été 1630 décimait prés du tiers de la population en deux ans ...
(Better on Black)
Cant decide on what dress I want to wear to the Christmas Party. I went by Elite and stopped by the Artizana booth. Artizana has released these Ijalu Collection Mesh Dresses that come in all kinds of colors to chose for this festive party. The only problem I have is choosing which one to get.....lol. Im going to save myself the trouble and just get the fatpack. lol. Ladies if you're looking for that festive party dress to wear, run down to Elite and stop by the Artizana booth today!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! And as always........Happy shopping ladies ☺
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• Artizana • Ijalu Collection • Mesh Dress (Belleza, Maitreya, Slink, TMP, Standard) • Newness • maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/The%20Renaissance%20Galler...
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• ILLI • Elisabeth Lace Up Heels • maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Meds/229/190/21
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• Catwa Catya Bento Face
• Hands, Feet, and Body Maitreya ☺
When a Brown Booby decides to slow down or change direction etc the tail feathers splay out, ie, it puts the breaks on!
The Lacepede Islands are a group of 4 islands lying 120km to the northwest of Broome, Western Australia. The Lacepedes have been named by Bird Life International as an important bird area because they support over 1% of the worlds populations of Brown Boobies & Rosette Terns. The breeding colony of the Brown Boobies, of up to 18,000 breeding pairs, is possibly the largest in the world. Up to 20,000 Roseate Terns have also been recorded here. Black rats were eradicated in 1986.
There comes a point in everyone's life where you must make a decision. Which path do you choose? One is safe, one is not...
Caught in the act!
It took this squirrel quite a while to decide that we were no threat so he could continue along the parapet of GCR Bridge 334 on Beeches Road to bury his acorn somewhere! It certainly made the wait for 3802 to depart more interesting.
Deciding to get a little further back than the image I posted yesterday to use the granite rocks as a little more foreground interest. I was drawn to the early sun reflections of the rocks and the warm tones. I did make a small mistake though can you spot it?
I couldn't decide whether to add a frame or not to this photo, and if I did, whether to use black or grey. In the end, I more or less just clicked on one and here it is - black, ha. This was taken yesterday, when I went with friends from England to the Banff area, Lake Louise, and Moraine Lake (seen in the image above). We had some sunshine at the beginning of our trip, but it poured with rain for the rest of the day. Took a few photos, anyway, and some seem to have come out reasonably, despite the weather and very low cloud cover. Surprisingly, the colour of the lake still looked turquoise, which is part of the magic of this very popular destination. The color is due to the refraction of light off the rock flour deposited in the lake on a continual basis. Had a great day, though, thanks to Linda and Tony!
I cannot decide which photo I like best, so I uploaded both!
Catoctin Mountain Park, Maryland
Canon 5D Mark III
Canon 16-35 ƒ/4L
Andrew H Wagner (C)2017. All Rights Reserved.
Hi everyone,
As you may know colby and I held a fig off in which you guys determine the winner of round 1 : the suicide squad.
please vote below 😊
Drexel University College of Medicine
The lettering on the med school dorm's west façade at 15th & Vine is the frontrunner among several possible nest sites the hawks have been exploring. They haven't committed yet, though.
Did a little playing around with self portraits today. Not sure which I like more so couldn't decide yet which will be my 365 photo for the day. Day 49 of 365
Not todays out outfit I still have to decide what to wear today as I have a few things I need to do that involves going out,
Get a grocery delivery is still neigh on impossible unless you are on the at risk list, the click and collect gets you all the out of date stuff and so one has to stand in line for a few hours to get some essentials, not as though I can get essentials after all the charity shops are closed lol. Gotta have a laugh.
Just hope its not as windy as it was yesterday, that really cooled things down and played havoc with my dress.
Sometimes the railfan God's decide to toss you a bone. MOW crews have been hard at it along the Waseca Subdivision for several days now replacing ties, rebuilding several crossings, and resurfacing approximately 20 miles of track. Due to the daytime track work trains that would typically run midday or overnight are now heading west in the evenings. The typical GE power dominates the line but every now and then one gets lucky.
Of course, lining up prime power and the proper weather conditions seems to be like finding a needle in a haystack as of late. As clouds moved in from the west I nearly gave up. I grabbed a quick video in town near the grain elevator seen in the distance before deciding to give it one more shot. Thanks to a slow order due to the current track work I was able to get to my usual spot west of town. A small sucker hole had opened up as I left town and surprisingly held on until the train arrived.
Foreign power, with a clean looking SD70MAC on point, leads ethanol empties west as they approach the County 9 crossing. The empty tanks were destined for the Al-Corn plant in Claremont 10 miles west of this photo location.
A sudden burst of light illuminates the atmosphere and I decide to leave my spot overlooking the little village of Hamnoy in the shade and rush towards the golden triangle of Mount Olstinden. A few seconds later, the opening closed and the mountain regained its cold, discreet calm.
Back from a week in Lofoten, which allowed us to appreciate all the variations of Nordic light, often testing our patience as photographers in complicated conditions, but sometimes with great rewards at moments like these.
Une percée de lumière illumine soudainement l'atmosphère et me décide à quitter mon poste d'observation du petit village d'Hamnoy resté dans l'ombre pour me précipiter vers le triangle doré du mont Olstinden. Quelques secondes plus tard la trouée se referme et la montagne retrouve son calme froid et discret.
De retour d'une semaine dans les Lofoten, qui nous a permis d'apprécier toutes les variations des lumières nordiques, en mettant souvent notre patience de photographes à rude épreuve dans des conditions compliquées mais avec parfois de belles récompenses à la clé lors de moments comme ceux-ci.