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I.Ds 841 & 10404 photographed by John Ward on 2000-09-29 using a 35mm camera producing a colour slide that was subsequently scanned and digitised.
When Sydney in Australia was the host City for the Olympic Games.in 2000, a large number of buses were called in to assist with the crowds. Many cam from far and wide across Eastern Australia.
Rutty's Bus Sevice of Figtree, Wollongong provided a number of vehicles and one was Mack Renault PR100.2 m/o-6125 (fleet No 25) ex Action Canberra ZIB-685 BUS-685 (fleet No 685). The bus was fitted with an Ansair body built in Melbourne in 1987. The bus is on Route 7B to Sydney Olympic Park and is onon Olympic Duties. The vehicle is overtaking State Transit Authority Scania L113CRB (CNG) m/o-3625 which has an Ansair Orana series body built in Tamworth in 5-1995. This bus in ordinary service on Route 411 Ashfield via Bexley North Station.
The loaction is in Roseland Avenue at the Roselands Shopping Centre, Sydney, N.S.W. Australia.
Creator: Unidentified.
Location: Townsville, Queensland.
Description: View of the Strand including young fig trees, many of which still stand today.
This image is part of the APO-15 Townsville Harbour Board Photograph Album, Accession number 6324. View related images: hdl.handle.net/10462/comp/335
Read more about the Strand on our blog: blogs.slq.qld.gov.au/jol/2012/06/25/queensland-place-hist...
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We were astonished to find this huge figtree. In Victorian times they already knew how to grow exotic plants .
This is one of Thailand's iconic images – a stone Buddha head on the ground trapped in the roots of a fig
tree.
Little MOC or vignette. No elaborate construction, but lots o' flowers!! ^^
You can find a fig tree, a fuchsia bush, some daisies and dandelions, what was supposed to be lavender, but let's say they're violets! Plus some edible and non-edible mushrooms! And then there's all the wildlife!! Kinda wanna be there right now… !
Imposing buttress roots of a Moreton Bay fig tree, Ficus Macrophylla.
Giant Fig Tree Roots, The reptilian roots are from a Giant Fig Tree on the Edison Estate in Ft Myers, Florida. This picture consists of two previously unviewed, underexposed negatives, knit together with Adobe Elements 9. You don't care so why are you still reading this crap.
I love the pattern the branches of these bare fig trees and they looked so white.A newly edited repost.
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What is wrong with this film?
www.flickr.com/groups/ishootfilm/discuss/72157711829183117/
and:
Anybody else had loose/fat rolls with Lomography 120 film?
www.flickr.com/groups/ishootfilm/discuss/72157697127732472/
Update:
Problem solved! See links above.
OK, so I know the climate is completely off the scale, but figs in February ...
They're actually leftovers from last Autumn but still looked good against the sky.
Better viewed large and thank you for your favourites. :O)
Brad Pitt stretching his legs while sunbathing in this sunny and warm autumn.
The trunk belongs to an ex cherry-tree and behind Brad there is a fig tree.
Some British regulars - note the regular British infantryman stained the white pith helmet with tea to make it less conspicuous in the vast South African veld.
Lightpaintin' with Mark Silva last Sat nite we went here as plan B (too windy & cold by the ocean)
& so pleased we did.We got some great light from the sunset and this shot
as we where on our way out.
This shot was lit with two torches....a soft one for the tree & a brighter one for the leaves & grass.
Cheers Mark another top nite...!!!