Keypad photos on Flickr

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Actually, as a result of this two minute exposure you really can't distinguish the horizon. The ocean and sky blend into one, especially with the cloud layer enveloping the island of Lanai in the distance.

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Makena By Morning by Glen Thuncher

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If you venture far enough south on Maui, you can actually catch the first glimpses of sunrise out of the east as the sun inches its way over Haleakala to cast an amazing light over La Perouse Bay and Makena.

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Stay In The Light by Glen Thuncher

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The late afternoon sun pierces through the trees and mist with laser-like precision, along the Scott River in the Santiam Pass.

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illumination by Glen Thuncher

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The rock faces of Smith Rock basking in the last rays of the setting sun.

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Samsung MP3 U3 by GIhun Chang

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Samsung's Simple & Colorfull MP3 YP-U3.

so long, and goodbye. by noor iskandar

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OMG, im in such desperation and anxiety with my laptop ( and the tons of data/files/photos) still unrecovered. I hope by tomorrow, all is dried up and the keypad can function as per normal.

Explored | November 21, 2009 #115

This is the first time I'm posting photo without post processing except using Picnik. I'm terribly sorry. There's no Paintshop Pro on my sister's comp so bear with me. Will reupload once all is back to normal (fingers crossed)

Do not use, copy or edit any of my materials without my written permission.

Would appreciate not having large/animated multi invite codes

Sun Drenched by Glen Thuncher

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Big Eddy is another beautiful spot along the Deschutes River, and the late afternoon sun cast a warm glow over the water as it made its' way downstream.

Technical stuff: f/8, ISO 100, thirty second exposure.

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Ho'okipa Honu Kai by Glen Thuncher

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It would be tempting to glance past the foreground of this photo to catch the surfers riding some pretty big north shore waves - but in doing so you just might miss the 19 giant sea turtles basking in the sunset light. In over twenty years on the island this is one of the most remarkable encounters with nature I have had. Every afternoon just before sunset, these graceful creatures risk the shore break at Ho'okipa Beach Park on the north shore to beach themselves and bask in the day's last sunlight. As many as 60 sea turtles have been seen here at one time. While the turtles rest, the surfers behind them play.

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Only Just A Dream by Glen Thuncher

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I have somewhat evolved in my reticence towards HDR, in fact I think if its done well (and the jury is still out for me on this image!) - I think it can evoke a completely different mood. I have shot Secret Beach in Makena dozens of times, this is my second HDR attempt.

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Púkalani by Glen Thuncher

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" Poo-ka-la-nee": hole in the sky. From shore you could see the heavy sheets of rain coming down in the distance over the ocean, and the ominous skies made it seem all but a certainty that the storm would eventually reach landfall - and that's certainly what this lady was thinking as she scurried across the resort grounds. But as the saying goes, it is a woman's perogative to change her mind - and Mother Nature did just that. The Kihei skies cleared somewhat and sunset was beautiful.

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It's just a SW problem II by Marko Erman

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Created using Stable Diffusion (SDXL)

The Built Environment, North London, England. by Joe O'Malley

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Traditional family butcher, . . closed for business.

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Romantic Getaway by Glen Thuncher

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Another perspective from last weekend's Pacific City sunset series. With Cape Kiwanda and the haystack on the horizon, the ocean's shorebreak dipped in the golden rays of the sun, and a couple strolling along the beach hand in hand - the view from atop this sand dune was breathtaking.

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cash machine ... by cyclingshepherd

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Taken on 29 May 2004. Long gone, but sentiments even more relevant today as we approach a general election. And, unfortunately, we have Ukip nowadays. Don't vote for racists.

010/365/2022 Keypad by Jay Matthews

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My first day back of actually doing something in 2022... note to oneself.. clean keyboard.

Lahaina Cloudburst by Glen Thuncher

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On this particular morning at Baby Beach in Lahaina, the ocean was calm and like a sheet of glass - making the cloud's reflections in the water vivid and almost indistinguishable from the real clouds in the sky.

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nightbanking by janos radler

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View on black and large

Before Keypads by Ken Mattison

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Moment captured April 8th, 2019 in Franklin, Wisconsin. (USA)

Heavenly by Glen Thuncher

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This was a special morning for me. Not only did this mark the first snowfall of the season in the Cascades, but it was also a morning where my seven year old son decided to join me for the road trip. Usually it's "Dad's taking pictures again" ... but the allure of fresh snow proved irresistible, and I had my lil' wingman with me. And this is what greeted us at sunrise. Life isn't measured by the number of breaths you take, but by the moments that take your breath away.

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Nestucca Sunrise by Glen Thuncher

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Sunrise, 6:35am. Taken from the Nestucca sand spit at Bob Straub state beach park in Pacific City along the Oregon Coast. It was a rare, still and windless morning that allowed for this thirty second exposure.

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"Sometimes..." by Pat's_photos

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"Sometimes it is the people who no one imagines anything of who do the things that no one can imagine". Alan Turing

Movie: The Imitation Game

(I used a photo of a calculator keypad, taken today, to produce all the numbers shown. This was processed with one of my own textures from a photo of the sea as I wanted a dreamy effect.)

ODC "movie quote"

Got your number by Scouse Smurf

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A Different Kind Of Paradise by Glen Thuncher

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Par-a-dise: noun \ˈper-ə-ˌdīs, -ˌdīz, ˈpa-rə-\

: a very beautiful, pleasant, or peaceful place that seems to be perfect.

I just returned from what most people consider paradise ... the tradewind breezes, swaying palms, and turquoise waters of Maui. But by definition, this serene lake along the McKenzie River Highway east of Santiam Pass here in Oregon meets all the criteria of 'paradise' - and it was the perfect spot for me and my family on Mother's Day.

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Dog Day Afternoon by Glen Thuncher

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I don't think there's a better playground for kids and dogs, than a day at the beach. These are our canine kids, Cooper and Gertie having the time of their lives on the beach in Makena.

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Hula Dream by Glen Thuncher

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I just returned from a business/vacation trip to Maui and had a chance to revisit one of my favorite spots on the island. I was there by 4am to capture some night shots and stayed through sunrise and morning's first light. Secret Beach in Makena never disappoints, and I was fortunate to have the entire beach to myself all morning.

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Door To..? by Sean Batten

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A River Runs Through It by Glen Thuncher

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A thirty second exposure taken at Big Eddy along the Deschutes River yesterday. Balancing carefully on a slick rock while it was snowing with camera and tripod was no easy feat, but worth the effort.

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Morning Has Broken (Top) by Glen Thuncher

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I can't begin to tell you how excited I am now that the Cascade Highway has reopened after its' seven month winter hiatus. It literally keeps me up at night, and gets me out the door in the morning before first light. And its for views like this that make it all worth while. Sunrise over Broken Top and the Three Sisters peaks.

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Light Of Day by Glen Thuncher

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What a difference 36 hours makes! This photo was taken this morning, a day and a half later from the previously posted image - and taken from almost exactly the same vantage point. Sparks Lake is another incredible destination that everyone should have on their bucket list.

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20211029 Countdown to Halloween 29 of 31 by Ron Brauer

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After the initial shock, the lights came up, the music stopped, and Jeffry, Marsha, Principal Hangar and Mr. Mitri gathered around Robby’s keypad.

Marsha was totally shocked, saying in disbelief, “Bye?” and she began to cry.

Jeffry didn’t know what to say either and all he could do was to place his hand slowly on Marsha’s back as a sign of comfort. He, too, couldn’t believe what just happened.

Mr. Hangar and Mr. Mitri were also surprised, as well as Wolfman, who came down to see what had happened. “I knew he was a guy who knew his technical stuff, and I thought all this was part of the show. But…” he trailed off in unbelief as well.

Gone. Robby had totally left the building. But it was what Marsha and Jeffry had seen all along that made them start to wonder just what Robby had seen. Could he have had a part of something which he had known all along?

“We did sense that Sasha was here today, didn’t we?” Jeffry asked Marsha as she started to settle down. “I mean, more than just a memory. I think Robby knew she was actually here.”

“I thought so, too,” Marsha admitted, but couldn’t explain any further. And that other ‘being’ whom we saw…What do you make of that?” Marsha was now curious about the appearance of that other figure who was also part of this event.

“That’s hard to say,” Jeffry said. “I would wonder if there was something powerful of that one image, and Halloween just made it more powerful.”

“Was this meant to be?” Marsha started to cry again. “First we lost Sasha, and tonight we lost Robby. But how will we explain this to the authorities?” They’ll want answers, I’m sure.”

Mr. Hangar picked up Robby’s keypad. He saw there was an icon which he carefully pressed. After a short time, a message appeared on the screen. It was a note from Robby.

“Dear Friends,” it began. “You’ll probably be wondering what happened to me tonight. Let me tell you…”

The Built Environment, East London, England. by Joe O'Malley

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One from my series 'The Way Out', entrances / exits to Council Estates.

Lessons were learned, demolitions took place and now there is a massive resurgence in the building of tower blocks and flats.

So called affordable and shared ownership schemes are invariably a stitch up. Smaller rooms and cheap and nasty build quality, along with the Grenfell Tower cladding scandal are more than a case in point.

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CYBER DOLL STORAGE by Rachel Swallows [CRS]

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My Blog

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BLACK CAT CREATIONS

Toxia Legs @ The Cyber Fair

Fatpack Texture HUD, Sizes: Legacy & Maitreya

SMALL

Obedience Set @ Kinky Event

Caps for Arms, Head and Legs (not shown), includes bolts and stand.

Sizes: Kupra, Lara, Legacy, Reborn.

Fatpack Texture HUD

Bolted Dress @ The Mainstore

SHORT LEASH

Marquis Vitrine Cabinet @ The Mainstore

Original mesh • materials enabled • RLV, capture, & Lockguard scripted • bondage oriented kinky furniture • unisex • seats 1 submissive/captive • 14 solo sub bento animations with props • on/off rope option • functional door with keypad that "locks" when occupied• 5 metal & 7 wood options via HUD

matches The Marquis Collection • copy/mod/NO transfer

CORE by RACHEL SWALLOWS

Mono Black Skin @ The Mainstore

Solitude by Glen Thuncher

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I was hoping that the rain we received in Bend would translate to some snow up in the Cascades. It didn't, but sunrise this morning was nonetheless spectacular and a two minute exposure captured the solemn, moody, overcast skies.

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when the seagulls follow... by windmere.

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press L on your keypad

Glorious Stepney, East London, England. by Joe O'Malley

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From my series, 'The Way Out', council estate escape routes.

Smith Rock Sunset by Glen Thuncher

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Sunset at Smith Rock in Terrebonne. There were so many variations in light, I merged 9 different bracketed exposures into an HDR image to capture all the nuances of the rock face, river, and sunset.

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The Built Environment, East London, England. by Joe O'Malley

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The Way Out.

Bilingual signage for some reason. As the old saying goes, "When in Rome, do as the Roman's do".

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Telegraph Road by Glen Thuncher

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High atop the canyon walls, 700 feet above Lake Billy Chinook, sunset lit up this dirt road adjacent to our campsite at Crooked River Campgrounds.

Technical Stuff: This is a bracketed 9 exposure HDR image, merged in Photomatix.

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Big Brother Is Watching You by Steve Taylor

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Alpenglow by Glen Thuncher

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My six year old son was determined to catch baby frogs to put in his bucket - and that was the only excuse I needed to head up to Sparks Lake along the Cascade Highway in time for sunset. Sunset was understated but beautiful here - but I need to return for sunrise, as I think this is more of an Eastern exposure.

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Ice Capades by Glen Thuncher

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Just around the corner from Lava Island Falls is this little collecting pool, where the water laps up against the rocks and creates these beautiful rows of icicles.

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Koosah Mist by Glen Thuncher

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I captured this photo about 200 yards downstream from Koosah Falls alongside the McKenzie River. I was focused on trying to get a shot of the actual falls, but when I looked behind me, this view of the sunlight piercing through the thick mist and spray created by the turbulence of the falls was picture perfect. The image has a grainy film quality to it, but that is just the texture of the thick mist in the air.

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Crescent Lake Sunrise by Glen Thuncher

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Three amazing, incredible days of camping at Crescent Lake to celebrate the kids being out of school for summer - and this. Was the view from our campsite at sunrise.

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Daybreak by Glen Thuncher

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I was talking to my buddy Cliff about photography this morning; the reason I am so passionate about it, is that it gets me out of the house, out of my comfort zone, and rewards me with breathtaking scenery every time. Frankly, getting out of bed early sucks ... but when you witness sunrise and the day's first light illuminating the world in front of you - it makes it all worth while.

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Sun Bird Surf by Glen Thuncher

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A photobombing seagull at the Oregon Coast. This attention seeking bird must have thought we were paparazzi, because he did a number of fly-bys - and this one in perfect juxtaposition between the sky, sun, and ocean.

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Loggerhead by Glen Thuncher

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One more from my Dillon Falls hike on 4/7/14. This is the last few hundred feet of the Deschutes River, before the water cascades over the falls. Just upstream from here the water is mellow and ambles gently downstream, but by the time it reaches this point, momentum picks up and the water begins it's decent into class 5 rapids.

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Winter's Chill by Glen Thuncher

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It has been unseasonably cold the past week or so here in Central Oregon, with temperatures well below freezing day and night for the past ten days or so. But when the skies are crisp and clear, the magic happens at sunset.

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Nordic Tracks by Glen Thuncher

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Mt. Bachelor is poised and ready for another epic ski and snowboarding season. A lot of snow needs to fall before it's scheduled opening day in three weeks, and so far the only nordic tracks to be found, are in the clouds.

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5th July 2021 - Macro Mondays theme "Numbers and Letters" by Paul Sefton

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Uniden UBC125XLT handheld scanner which has to be programmed using the keypad of "Numbers and Letters"

The Promenade at Lake Worth, 120 North Federal Hwy, Lake Worth Beach, Florida, USA / Built: 2008 / Floors: 3 / Building Class: B / Property Size: 30,610 SF / Building Usage: Multi-Tenant Office Building / Architectural Style: Mediterranean Revival by Urban Florida Photographer

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This is a one-of-a-kind Mediterranean style, 3 story building with availability for Office, Retail, or Restaurant.

The property features beautiful balconies, covered parking, a keypad entry feature, elevator access to

the second and third floors. Located in beautiful, artsy Downtown Lake Worth this stylish building is

across the street from the heart of Lake Worth’s entertainment and arts district featuring great

restaurants, art galleries, retail stores, museums, and live entertainment venues.

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