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Duke University is a private university in Durham, North Carolina. Founded by Methodists and Quakers in the present-day town of Trinity in 1838, the school moved to Durham in 1892. Duke's campus spans over 8,600 acres in Durham NC.
I went thru some serious pain and agony to get this shot... hand surgery 3 days ago (on my shooting hand), now wrapped in a plastic frame to keep my fingers straight... minus 3 degrees with a howling wind (god only knows what the windchill factor was!)... and trousers ripped on the razor wire while trespassing.
It's a derelict and abandoned ship, moored by Mostyn on the north wales coast, it was used as a 'fun ship' with arcades apparently. Check out these links...
Photographer: Stanley Lê
Model: Duke Pham
Make Up: Trung Huynh
Lighting: Le Khang, Nhim Cheo
Costume: Đàm Vĩnh Hưng (vì cái áo mẫu mặc do ĐVH tặng)
Location: Spotlight Studio
Canon 5D Mark II - 135 L
© Duke the Great Dane, was my pet for the day, I think he wanted some treats, this was a recovery dog, he was at my side most of the day@ the DeYoung Family Zoo, Wallace,Mi.
Duke Homestead (1850's) was the home to Washington Duke, a farmer, who created a market for Durham area tobacco products that would eventually turn North Carolina into the heart of a world-wide tobacco empire.
This was a lovely place to take part in their Harvest & Hornworm Fall Festival recently.
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Duke of York's Cinema, Brighton. Opened in 1910 (one of the oldest continuing operated cinemas in the UK), built for Mrs Violet Melnotte-Wyatt, and designed by C E Clayton. Apart from being significantly more comfortable and having a redesigned screen surround, the cinema is largely intact and has an eclectic programme of films and events. It is operated by Picture House Cinemas who added two additional screens (Dukes at Komedia) on a nearby site in 2012.
www.picturehouses.com/cinema/Duke_Of_Yorks
Brighton, East Sussex, England - Duke of Yorks Picture House
January 2017
Senior Airman Gina Esparza, of the 919th Security Forces Squadron, rests after keeping the perimeter secure from the top of a humvee during a prisoner recovery exercise Feb. 23 at Duke Field, Fla. Airmen executed the procedure for Brig. Gen. William Binger, the 10th Air Force commander, during his visit to the base. Binger rode with the 919th Airmen during the assault on the compound and entered the building with the fire team. He was given a first-hand view of the evidence collection procedures performed throughout the building after it was secured and the prisoner was recovered. (U.S. Air Force photo/Tech. Sgt. Samuel King Jr.)
.....I think he's trying to come across as mature here. I can't really be sure though.
"She'll notice right?"
....Okay, maybe I can. I don't rate his chances though, the girl is a bit spacey!
Photographer: Stanley Lê
Model: Duke Pham
Make Up: Trung Huynh
Lighting: Le Khang, Nhim Cheo
Costume: Đàm Vĩnh Hưng (vì cái áo mẫu mặc do ĐVH tặng)
Location: Spotlight Studio
Canon 5D Mark II - 135 L
Retouched: Duke Pham
Built in 12:20, badly damaged in 13:38 during a raid by the French
In 1494 the building was for the first time converted into a public house after being bought by brewer Rowland Johnson who named it Bere House or Brew House.
Johnson not only sold drink but also started brewing his own and subsequently set up the city's first brewery.
Port books of the day record the importation of his brewing equipment and brewing hops from his native town in what is now Holland.
In 1620 the pub would have been passed many times by the Pilgrim Fathers on their way to the Mayflower, which sailed its maiden voyage to the New World from the bottom of Bugle Street.
Duke has lost some weight over the past six months, and that's good. Now I have to monitor to make sure that he isn't continuing to lose weight.
This is Duke Farms Great Falls Lake, one of the many places to see on the property. This is looking in both directions from the bridge that crosses over the lake along one of the paved trails. This is a fairly even terrain so even those who can't walk much can navigate the trails and enjoy the many scenic places on the property. In the summer season there is a trolley that goes around the property with a number of stops along the way so that all may enjoy their stay.
An aerial shot of Duke Stadium, with Duke's West Campus in the background, taken during a 1943 Duke vs. UNC game. The stadium was renamed for legendary football coach Wallace Wade in 1967.
Repository: Duke University Archives. Durham, North Carolina, USA. library.duke.edu/uarchives
Trying to locate this photo at the Duke University Archives? You’ll find it in the University Archives Photograph Collection, Box 100 (UAPC-100-007-002).