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To interact, is sometimes the only way to achieve goals. And maybe the smartest...
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Interesting faint arm or tidal stream feature encircling this one like a halo. Looking at DSS data to see the surrounding sky, I don't see any obvious interaction partners. I suppose this is a late stage of some kind of interaction, and all galaxies involved have now merged. I wonder if some kind of small, diffuse galaxy could interact in such a way that it got pulled around nearly into a circle like this. If that were the case, then this would be more of a middle stage than an end stage. Anyway, that's just a lot of speculation.
I was interrupted in the middle of processing this by a rather large earthquake.
Establishing HST's Low Redshift Archive of Interacting Systems
All Channels: ACS/WFC F606W
North is 6.4° counter-clockwise from up.
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This young lady dragged me on to the floor for a few dances, then promptly went to sleep on my friend June's shoulder and had to be put to bed by her mates early. It only happens when you are a Tgirl.
Debi in the background
8/11/21
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Morlaix, Finistère
Bretagne, France
Nikon F801S
50mm 1,8 AFD
HP5+@800
Scan Epson V370
COUP DE GUEULE : Mon compte vient d'être censuré sans préavis par le staff car j'ai omis de signaler en modéré les photos dénudées, bien que très soft de mon épouse, certaines de mes photographies ne figurent donc plus dans les groupes auxquelles elles étaient rattachées je m'en excuse !
Aux pudibonds qui ont jugé utiles de signaler ces photographies aux instances de Flickr je dirai qu'ils eut été plus judicieux de me contacter directement et j'aurais fait le nécessaire dans les meilleurs délais. Si vous avez jugé utile de les signaler c'est que vous avez pris le temps de les regarder alors à l'avenir passez votre chemin , surtout ne me "suivez" surtout pas !!! Bon vent !!
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My account has been censored without notice by the staff because I failed to point to moderate the nude photos , though very soft of my wife , some of my photographs therefore no longer included in the groups to which they were attached I apologize !
To the prudish who judged useful to report these photographs to Flickr instances I will say that they had been better to contact me directly and I would have taken action as soon as possible . If you have seen fit to report is that you took the time to look in the future then go your way , especially dont " follow " me, especially not !!! Good wind !!
Originally, this was going to be finished in a weekend, but I decided to use the mirror background which I promptly ran out of. Once I got more mirrors, it went pretty fast. But then...This was a real challenge to grout, but definitely worth it in the end :)
Mirror, glass gems, and beads on
24"x10" upcycled shelf. (difficult to photograph!)
2008, Please excuse the blue tone through these images. These are ready-to-print files which were enhanced for the particular paper i was using.
models - me and paul vinella
www.intersectionconsulting.comWhat are your most important interaction channels? Where can you have the highest impact with your target audience?
How well do you communicate at each touch point?
Is your brand message consistent?
Does your target audience have a positive experience at each point of interaction?
Take an objective look at each interaction channel - What can you do to improve the experience for your clients and prospects?
Develop some strategies for each audience touch point - What is the goal of each interaction?
I am not comfortable with street photography and decided to use my camera on live view at waist level - a first for me. I would not be comfortable asking to take a photo so they tend to be grab shots. I also tried out the filters on my camera - fisheye and HDR but as we can only submit one image I chose this one.
A police boat can be seen loitering on the Chicago River between the DuSable Bridge (off-shot to the left) and the William P Fahey Bridge (off-shot to the right).
On the north bank of the river can be seen the Cityfront Plaza stretching off into the distance for a couple of blocks. According to the Chicago Tribune, Cityfront Plaza "was intended to be the entryway to several buildings around it. Instead it is adjacent to several ground-level parking lots." The newspaper has also said the plaza "continues to feel like a nice little park that sits incongruously atop a road".
The (small) six-storey building on the left with all the narrow vertical glass panels is the University of Chicago's Gleacher Center, part of the Booth School of Business. It is by the internationally-known architect Dirk Lohan, grandson of Mies van der Rohe. In a nod to the Chicago School of Architecture, light plays an important role in the building’s look and feel. The five-storey atrium inside, as well as the glass-enclosed lounges on the ends of each floor that extend out from the building, provide an open and airy feeling. The 50,000-square-foot venue is intended to foster the interaction of people and ideas...
Beyond the Gleacher Center can be seen the former Medinah Athletic Club built for the Shriners; on the other side of the shot can be seen a bit of the Willis Tower (formerly the Sears Tower) which was the world's tallest building for nearly 25 years.
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