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73. Greenland - Kalaallit Nunaat, 74. Evening Mood on Lake Resia, 75. Achensee, 76. Oberlander Stallion, 77. Hazy, 78. Red, Red Wine..., 79. Propyläen, 80. Winter Sun,
81. Pupplinger Au, 82. Falcon - hovering in the air, 83. Lone tree, 84. Red!!, 85. Autumnal Canola Field, 86. Poppy Reflection, 87. Round Sheep!, 88. Marktl am Inn - the Baptistery St. Oswald,
89. Rainbow, 90. Tibetan prayer flag, 91. Ascholding, 92. Lake Starnberg, near Seeshaupt, 93. Allianz Arena, 94. Ludwigshöhe - Kleindingharting, 95. Frontlighting, 96. Peacock Butterfly,
97. Jenhausen - near Seeshaupt, 98. Springtime in the City, 99. türilü, 100. Ring of Fire
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The sun has already set for the day as EWS liveried DB Cargo 66184 passes the disused Plenmeller opencast loading site near Melkridge with a rake of loaded Network Rail ballast wagons forming 6M02 from Tyne Yard to Carlisle New Yard on 22.09.2016.
Women's Bike
Planet Michigan (light purple)
18 speed gear.
+Lock (and two keys)
Frontlight
Backlight
Side Stand
Basket
New back tyre
POR:Marcio Reis
7Comunicação
Agência Experimental FMN
DESCRIÇÃO:
Lançamento no mercado do tênis
da empresa Adidas.
Modelo: Superstar Wd Bandan
Mídia:
Frontlight
SOFTWARE:
Photoshop
CRIAÇÃO:
Marcio Reis
REDAÇÃO:
Marcio Reis
The third vresion has poorer chrome decorations and more subtle forms in the front. 100 cars built. The final production version has four frontlights in a simple mask.
Our once-proud IBM Thinkpad A31p has fallen victim to old age. The backlight of its mighty LCD screen gave up, but the rest of the computer works. In order to actually use it, one must supply a frontlight, in this case a very large and powerful yellow flashlight.
Los Altos, CA, 8/29/2014
SONY Cyber-shot DSC-RX100 camera, F1.8 Carl Zeiss Vario-Sonnar T* lens, 3 exposures, 22 megapixels
More than a decade before this photograph was made, a friendly coworker gave me a large flat fleshy green leaf, a cutting from a plant she said was called Queen of the Night. I was told to put it in water for it to root, and from time to time the plant would produce beautiful fragrant white blossoms opening only at night and finishing by morning! A year later my plant was potted in soil and doing well, but I gave it to a friend as we moved to Virginia. The following year we returned to California and my friend gave me a new cutting from the same plant. Years later, the fabled event finally occurred, and here is the gorgeous single blossom as it appeared at midnight. It was about five inches across and smelled heavenly. By sunrise it had completely wilted. The plant's technical name is Epiphyllum oxypetalum. I wish the photo could convey the blossom's amazing fragrance; you'll just have to imagine.