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These photographs were taken near Smithton, North-West Tasmania. The locals call it THE coast as if there is no other in the world. After a barefoot experience here you can't blame them. Its beautiful. They DO have bragging rights.
These pictures were taken at the monthly Reading Japanese car enthusiasts meet at the Madjeski stadium retail park.
These meets take place on the third tuesday of every month, and this one was on the 21/04/09.
Das ist ein einfacher Beispiel einer Entwicklung (Evolution).
Damit diese Entwicklung statfindet, braucht man einen Entwickler, oder?
Und was ist mit unserer Welt?
Ja, ja. Sagen manche. Es ist die Natur. Aber ist die Natur nicht auch entwickelt worden? Ist es nicht ein risiger Computer welches verschiede programmierte Processe enthält? Sind wir den alle blind geworden? Und sehen nicht eine Paralität?
Elyra's evolution since she's been mine. She's going to be reface-uped soon.
She is a Fairyland MNF Ryeon.
The Maccabees
Spillers Wharf Stage
Monday 25th May '09(Day 2)
Evolution Festival, Gateshead/Newcastle 2009
Uploaded quite a few images from their set, got loads of keepers. Mainly of the singer and one of the guitarists, the other guitarist and bass player seemed to hang around back of the stage more meaning i didn't get many good pics of them.
My review and pictures are up on www.pushtofire.com be sure to check it out!
i like this store, Evolution, a lot—its for natural history lovers, but Necromance is still the best.
Driver: ?
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evolutional triptych
the rapid - grand rapids, michigan
original. hdr. monochromatic.
i've been playing around with an older image of mine. i'm happy with the original but thought it could some dramatic flair - by the time i ended up effin around a triptych was born!
Down at Port View Park (Middle Harbor Park) in the Port Of Oakland, near one of the shipping terminals, sits a museum. It's tiny, but covers the history of the place surprisingly well. One of the windows has a transparent overlay of a black and white photo of the port from 1905, as well as footprints that show where to stand to line up yesteryear's and today's views. It's nifty!
Someday, I'll go back and take this same shot with higher production values. :)
And yes, the big belch of smoke in the upper right corner is from a ship docked at today's port.