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On Explore #133, August 14, 2009
General Motors certainly had it right with their various models of the 1950's. None were finer than the 57 with its sweeping rear fins and regal front end. I took this image and the one below last night while attending cruise night in downtown Winnipeg.
This is from a photo shoot I did for a local architecture firm, New City Design Group. The restaurant is called Fins and is in the heart of downtown Raleigh. The lights on the ceiling are fabric and were custom designed by a local artist specifically for this project along with the V-shaped light on the far back column. And if that's not cool enough, there's a water wall separating the dining area from the bar.
Very slick place and a lot of fun to photograph. Special thanks to NCDG, Fins and matthewblakepowers.
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One of those locations where I wished I had more time to explore. You can head down to the beach and swim in the relatively protected beach. I saw a few adventurous souls that swamp out to the fin like structures too.
Petite ambiance brumeuse de ces derniers jours. On a pris un peu d'avance sur l'automne j'ai l'impression.
#broceliande #bretagne
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In Canada, fin whale populations occur in both the North Atlantic and North Pacific. The fin whale was once quite common in Canadian Pacific waters, but commercial whaling activity has greatly reduced their numbers. Fin whales generally travel alone or in small groups far offshore.
A double-pointed marble fin rises from the turquoise glacial waters of Lago General Carrera, Marble Caves, Puerto Rio Tranquilo, Patagonia.
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\o/ New meshy build!
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(House and concrete platform are separate)
One of the tricks of photographing great white sharks (Carcharodon carcharias) up-close is avoiding the sweeping caudal fin (aka tail fin) when they pass by. White sharks can reach speed bursts of up to 40km/h with a few strokes of their powerful tails.
A fine anno non tiro somme, la matematica non è mai stata il mio forte. Spero di essere rimasto nel cuore di qualcuno o, contrariamente, nel cestino della carta di qualcun altro.
C. BUKOWSKI
Of all the retro things being resurrected fins is the one smooth thing they leave out. smh
Mamiya M645, Kodak Portra 160, 55mm 2.8
Ayer estuvimos por Ávila con los amigos Gonzalo, Alfonso, Jesús y José Luis, una gran quedada donde pudimos ver bastantes cosas.
A mitad de la mañana con el paso del Villafría la tarjeta de memoria de mi camara de fotos se estropeó, y con ello todas las fotos que llevaba hechas en toda la mañana (entre ellas 4 mercancías) Pero el amigo Gonzalo se ofreció muy amablemente a intentar recuperarme las fotos como fuese y lo consiguió.
Amigo te debo una, o más de una.
Por otra parte el título hace referencia a que por fin pillo alguna 251!!! Por primera vez una 251 pasa por el objetivo de mi cámara y que mejor que estrenarme con dos y una 335 verde de paquete (tampoco había visto ninguna 335 verde)
Composición: 251.027 + 251.013 + 335.010.