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As ever the Somerset Levels became flooded after heavy rain following the thawing of the recent snow falls.
Unused tracks from the former Union Pacific 9th Street Drill Line. Ashby Ave., Berkeley
The Emeryville Greenway starts just behind those builldings.
Boxing Day walk around Harters Hill, Somerset (2013)
Glastonbury Tour can be seem in the distance to the right of the large tree
I saw my first Short Eared Owl today, it flew up from the ground just in front of us. I was very happy to get a (just about) recognisable shot.
ESPORTES: SANTOS,SP, 01.07.2018 - NEXT LEVEL SPORTS - TREINO - Jogadores do Next Level Sports durante treino realizado na ADPM, em Santos/SP, neste domingo, 01. (Foto: Flavio Hopp)
A photograph of Abbeydale Park that has been bugging me, spoiled by being ridiculously tilted.
Now corrected.
they have quite a lot of good systems in place,
the hallmark of a successful franchise structure, i guess.
Starbucks
Hongdae
Greg Bahr (left) and Tim Belknap check the level of an image while hanging part of the That Day: Laura Wilson photography exhibit at the Amon Carter Museum in Fort Worth, Texas Wednesday Aug. 19, 2015. Bahr is the Lead Preparator and Belknap is the Installations Manager. (Guy Reynolds/The Dallas Morning News)
A tourist walks near the University of Coimbra, seen from the narrow balcony around the building of the Faculty of Law.
TWA Terminal at JFK Airport.
Connects to JetBlue at Terminal 5.
Architect: Eero Saarinen. 1962.
Open during Open House New York weekend.
October 13, 2013.
A roof was added to the upper level concourse, but it was added in such a way as to still allow natural light.
Shot with a Canon Canonet QL17 G3
Canon 40mm f/1.7 lens
Derev Pan 400 film
Shot at EI 200
Developed in the Ego Lab using XTOL (1:1, 10:27 min at 76F, agitating first and each minute)
Scanned on a Coolscan 9000ED
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Old style manually operated level crossing in Cabra, Dublin. Not many of these types of crossings left.