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Mark O. Hatfield United States Courthouse in Portland, Oregon
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Breakfast Point residential estate in Sydney in the distance.
Development on the site of the former Australian Gas Light Company's Mortlake gas works.
Lens test: Nikkor 18-105mm lens at 18mm.
Photo taken from Putney.
A closer view with a Nikkor lens at 105mm is here:
Jo Bo-ah made her acting debut in 2011 with a small role in the daily sitcom I Live in Cheongdam-dong on cable channel jTBC. This was followed by a hosting gig on the audition program Made in U (also on jTBC), and an appearance in the Korean-Japanese co-production Koisuru Maison ~Rainbow Rose~.
In 2012, Jo landed her first major role as a former rich girl who falls for a rocker in tvN's coming-of-age series Shut Up Flower Boy Band. Later that year, she appeared in her first network TV series with a supporting role in the MBC period drama Horse Doctor.
Jo was cast in her first film in 2014, as a troubled, seductive teenager who becomes obsessed with her gym teacher in the erotic thriller Innocent Thing. Back on cable television, she played the leading role in romantic comedy series The Idle Mermaid, a modern retelling of The Little Mermaid set amidst the competitive Korean workplace.
Jo tried a new genre in 2015 with the OCN police procedural Missing Noir M, where she played a detective on the missing persons task force.
Park Bo-young (born February 12, 1990) is a South Korean actress. She is best known for the hit films Scandal Makers and A Werewolf Boy.
Looks amazing on the wall! Buy a print for less than $20 here.
A pic from the DSM Shootout 2007. The rest of my photos aren't so artsy, so I put them up here: ericasworld.logic.net/gallery/v/Cars/Shootout2007/
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From the museum label:
In February 1891, Chauncey Ryder, who grew up in New Haven, Connecticut, married Mary Keith Dole (1868- 1951) of Chicago. That fall, Ryder began classes at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. The couple remained in the Midwest until 1901 when they left for Paris. Ryder first studied with Jean-Paul Laurens (1838-1921), who favored an Academic style, then enrolled at the Académie Julian where his American friend and fellow student Max Bohm (1868-1923) encouraged him to visit and work in the art colony at Étaples, the medieval fishing port in northwest France known for its broad beaches and extensive dunes.
Ryder and his wife returned to New York in 1907. While he maintained a studio there until his death, he moved his primary residence to Wilton, New Hampshire, in 1909. Summer excursions led him in 1912 to Kennebunkport, Maine. Just south of this coastal town was the fishing village of Cape Porpoise and the broad expanse of sandy beach today known as Goose Rock Beach. The spacious beach, cloud-filled sky, dunes, and gentle waves perfect for bathing, must have evoked fond memories of similar places in France.
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Photo shoot of Layne Staley and Jerry Cantrell of Alice In Chains, photo ©Marty Temme, ultimaterockpix.com