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cada vez me desconcierta más el algoritmo de flickr porque hay fotos como la de la ventana y el mar que me gusta mucho más que esta y que no fue ni explore. Sin embargo no puedo ocultar mi ilusión por mi primer front page :) se los dedico a cada uno de ustedes amigos!!!
The "front yard" of an old homestead in rural Idaho. This was a large home for it's time and I bet has lots of ranch stories to tell.
Union Pacific’s MDVRO freight between Denver’s North Yard and Salt Lake City’s Roper Yard passes over Blue Mountain Road west of Clay, Colorado, on September 23, 1999. Four EMD’s from the two predecessors of this scenic route power the train. Rio Grande SD40T-2 No. 5384 leads three speed-lettered Southern Pacific locomotives; SD40M-2 No. 8641, GP40R No. 7965 and SD40T-2 No. 8496. Directly above the second locomotive at the horizon, downtown Denver faintly stands out among the great plains to the east. I miss Rio Grande,… and the SP!
The first snow in Russia fell on the 12th of September, the German Wehrmacht was doomed. Even Napoleon was defeated by the Russian winter, something the German soldiers and machines were not prepared for.
This was built a couple of months ago and only now have I gotten around to posting it. This is one of my first times using snow in a landscape. In case you are wondering what a horse has to do with WWII, the German army had 650,000 horses, compared to 3,350 tanks on he Eastern Front in 1941, the peak of their power. Panzer III tank design by Brickmania.
Integrity/Fashion Royalty/The Cinematic Convention collection/ Dominique Makeda/Evening Blossom/Jason Wu
Integrity/Nu Face/The Cinematic Convention collection/Nadja Rhymes/Out of Sight/Jason Wu
This photo was taken Saturday night around 7:30. It's facing east over Lake Lanier, so it has a few reflections of light from the sunset behind me. The clouds were incredible. I believe this is the result of a cold front coming through.
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Front van Peter Witt-vierasser 6119 van Baltimore met de aanwijzing dat men voorin bij de bestuurder dient in te stappen. Ondanks dat de Peter Witt-wagens ontworpen waren aan de hand van een passagierscirculatiesysteem waarbij de reizigers bij de middenuitgang de zittende conducteur dienden te passeren zijn deze trams in Baltimore altijd als eenmanwagens gebruikt. Bij het instappen diende men onmiddellijk de ritprijs te voldoen.
Meer foto's van tramfrontjes vindt u in de set headlights.
Lees meer over tramopschriften op mijn website tramspul.
Bekijk mijn fotoalbum in de klassieke versie.
WEEK 49 – OB WM, Set I
Stepping inside, here we are with a look at the store's front end, as well as the most telling revelation of this store: its remodel, lucky for us, wasn't too thorough! Project Impact is obviously the overlay, but it's as if it's just a haphazardly splashed coat of paint, and they didn't go back through to cover up all the cracks. The notorious Wal-Mart (notice I've been using different spellings, that's for a reason!) black registers remain.
(c) 2015 Retail Retell
These places are public so these photos are too, but just as I tell where they came from, I'd appreciate if you'd say who :)
When Gustave Courbet's "View of Ornans" popped up on my screen this morning, I thought, "That's not real!"
'Cause the colors where just too good to be true.
Well, then I got to thinkin’, “What is TRUE?”
And the truth is, what it looked like when Gustave painted it.
So, I DLed the unmanipulated Jpeg of the painting from MOMA,
and thought long and hard about what he likely saw when he painted it. And then, with a little help from what Dah Wife had taught me about “art”, I came up with this interpretation of of his work.
See the notes on the image if you’d like to see how I manipulated the image.
And see the following comment if you'd like to know
what Gustave (the artist) mighta been thinkin’.
"A point of view varies in accordance to each one's own insight." ~Tomitheos
Toronto, CANADA
Copyright © 2012 Tomitheos Photography - All Rights Reserved
A front view of the Beford OB. I've a funny feeling this is an SMT bodied Bedford OB but I can't find the info just at the moment but it was a familiar sight around Saltcoats right up until the mid 1970s.
Front view, very pretty. Has a net underskirt and is nice and swishy. Has a lightly boned bodice that gives it a lovely subtle curve shape even if you have no boobs in there. Can be worn on or off the shoulder.
Size 12
WAIST - 32 inches
BUST - 36 inches
FOR SALE, message me if you're interested! Still for sale, will update post when its sold