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Street photography from Glasgow, Scotland.

 

Colour re-edit of a shot from April 2017.

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Candid street photography from Glasgow, Scotland.

 

Colour re-edit of a shot from October 2019. Enjoy!

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Street photography from Glasgow, Scotland.

 

Another 'previously unpublished' shot taken in October 2017. With sharply increasing energy bills as we head into winter I think we will be needing some extra layers of insulation indoors too. Stay safe my Flickr friends - enjoy!

Winslow, AZ

Holga

Norman Hudson holds a roll of this cool plastic mesh designed to back up batt fiberglass insulation. The worker on top of the scaffold is stripping off squares of 40-year-old stucco, while the man on the ground is loading into a truck.

 

Any colorful building material is a plus in my book, even though it will be covered over.

Central Alberta

(east of Edmonton)

Gotta lift these rolls of insulation waaaay up high in the rafters of a new hangar at SJC.

 

San Jose, California.

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Street photography from Glasgow, Scotland.

 

Colour re-edit of a shot from April 2017.

 

This shot marks the point of 7000 photos added to my street photography album 'On the Street'. Quite the milestone though, thanks to the past couple of years, there are just a few re-edits in the mix too. Thank you all for your awesome support. Enjoy!

Myrkdalen, Norway

A squirrel with padding for his nest.

© Darlene Bushue 2019

 

Came across this guy and another smaller bull during our first snowfall of the season a couple weeks ago. They were both hunkered down in the trees, trying to avoid the winds. I was amazed at how good their insulation is, as you can see from the snow gathered on his beautiful coat.

 

Woke up to 10 inches of snow overnight, and it's still coming down. Have a great Thursday!

View of damaged high-percentage asbestos millboard insulation in basement of residential structure, formerly used as heat shielding on wooden support member.

 

Often mistakenly thought of as typical cardboard or asbestos-cement ("transite") paneling, asbestos millboard is a distinct type of insulation, usually distinguished more notably by its low density and friability, as compared to corrugated paper or cement-based materials.

 

Material characterization aside, this damaged asbestos material will be properly removed and disposed by trained and licensed asbestos abatement contractor personnel.

Image from an archived slide film, showing yet another example damaged asbestos pipe insulation.

Wouldn't it be nice to insulate ourselves from the cold by puffing out like this sweet Goldfinch, then when someone walks by, we just suck it all back in :)

 

Canon 1DXII, F8, 1/1000, ISO 1600

With the insulation layers in place its time to start thinking about puting a layer or two of paint on the outside to protect from the rain, most prevailent in august here.

Wires leading to the read/write heads on an 11 platter hard drive.

 

Toronto, Ontario

female northern cardinal sporting her winter insulation as the temperature climbs to minus 7 degrees

San Jose, California.

This photo were taken back in March 2012. I am just catching up with them. I had started to put up our trip to Northland but for some reason never got them all up.

 

Auckland, based around 2 large harbours, is a major city in the north of New Zealand’s North Island. In the centre, the iconic Sky Tower has views of Viaduct Harbour, which is full of superyachts and lined with bars and cafes. Auckland Domain, the city’s oldest park, is based around an extinct volcano and home to the formal Wintergardens. Near Downtown, Mission Bay Beach has a seaside promenade. ― Google

A squirrel insulating his nest.

All the insulation material inside the colapsed roof (or who knows where from) dropped to the floor and got wet by the rain water. Then I came around and shot some pictures.

Seasonal change means fluffing up the on-board duvet

 

Pigeon at Capstone Park, UK

Wires coated in plastic insulation routed to connectors on a plastic "66" punch-down block. 66 blocks are the workhorse cross-connection points used throughout the telephone system.

 

It's hard to imagine modern electronics and communication without plastics.

 

~1:1 reproduction ratio (1.5"/38mm edge to edge)

If you're thinking of maybe putting a shed in the garden of your Icelandic holiday home it may be a good idea to allow 3 x the width of your shed for solid wall insulation (does get pretty windy in exposed areas) :)

{..صَباحِگ رَيحَتہَ قَهَوة .. وَطََعمہَ بالحَلا معَقودَ

 

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تهي تهي :(

دخل لجهازي فآيرووس وانمسحت نص اغراضي

الله لا يسسسامح من كان السبب :(

بسس يالله العوض على الله

 

وهذي الصوورة .. من ضمن الاجئين هع هع

للأسف خلصت المجموعة

كنت اتمنى آني آكملها لـ 15

بسس شسووي العين بصيرة واليد قصيرة :(

 

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Alien Bee B800 into a beauty dish boomed high camera center-right. No fill. Skyport trigger.

The side of a local church with extreme icicles hanging from the roof edges, created by heat melting snow and the water freezing due to the extreme cold temperatures we have lately and more to come!

Finch fluffs its feathers for insulation against 30 mph wind in blizzard.

وششش رجعك !

توني بديت اقوى , آصد

توني بديت / آتجآوزك

توني تركت شعور قلب

من ورى ..{ قلبي

و { آهملك

توني بديت آح’ ـس آني آكرهك

 

وشش رجعك ..}

 

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