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"Nasi kandar" is a popular northern Malaysian dish, which originates from Penang. It is a meal of steamed rice which can be plain or mildly flavored, and served with a variety of curries and side dishes.
One such popular eatery spot for nasi kandar is the legendary "Line Clear" restaurant. The name of the establishment stemmed from the local lingo in Pidgin English as in "No queue lines here. The 'line' is clear".
Such restaurants were well known to be packed, with the lunch crowd lining up for their turn to choose their favorite side dishes and condiments before sitting down at an empty table to enjoy their lunch.
During peak hours, one may have to stand in line for ten minutes before their turn comes.
In the old days, the restaurant employees would beckon customers by shouting "Line clear! Come, there are no queues here!" as their competitor restaurants are usually packed with long queues.
As this eatery joint increased in popularity, customers ended up in a queue anyway, but the name of the restaurant stuck. ☺
Alright, so before you start thinking worms and other creepy-crawly things, let me just say this is actually... sugar :)
So we've melted some sugar, squeezed a few drops of lemon juice for good luck, then we've extruded the treacly stuff and gave it a serious spin. The rest is merely run-of-the mill psychedelic Photoshoping :)
Taken for ODC - A Colored Line
Members of the Old Guard stand at attention in front of George Washington's Mount Vernon.
#mountvernon
Georgia Army National Guardsmen receive instruction on maintaining front line integrity during riot control training May 31, 2020 in Atlanta. (U.S. Army National Guard photo by Pfc. Isaiah Matthews)
If you manage to navigate the myriad paths and distractions that the Presidio has to offer, you may find yourself smack dab upon Andy Goldsworthy's Wood Line. Set in a grove of eucalyptus trees near Lovers' Lane, the sinusoidal path of culled eucalyptus trunks invokes the feeling of discovering a secret passage.
Sarcophagus of a Husband and Wife, with Hymenaios, the Spirit of Marriage
Glyptothek, look here for a brief guide.
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The line up at sunrise after a fatal pedestrian accident closed the Stuart Hwy for close to 12 hours.
An impressive array of Trinity Metro Gillig CBG-powered transit buses at Ft. Worth Central interchange.
Taken from the High Line in New York City's Chelsea District. The High Line was an elevated train track built in the 1930's to serve the transportation needs of the city's meatpacking industry. It was restored over the past decade as a nearly two mile promenade. This is an example of the art that is displayed along the High Line.
What makes the HCRR museum amazing is that they operate several vehicles in their fleet along a 2 kilometer length of track that sits on an original right-of-way.
Rolleiflex 2.8F - Carl Zeiss Planar 80mm 1:2.8 - Lomography Potsdam 100 @ ASA-100
Blazinal (1+50) 9:30 @ 20C
Scanner: Epson V700
Editor: Adobe Photoshop CC
Policemen crossing the field after the last game of Eintracht Frankfurt in season 2010/2011 against the 1.FC Köln at the Commerzbankarena in Frankfurt am Main / Germany.
To the beach ramp
this morning just after 10.00 am
Australia Day,
Esplanade
Aldinga Beach
South Australia
The arrangement of lines because of the shadow was very intriguing.
Gave a brown tinge and increased the contrast to show the strong shadows.
Comments welcome!
Seen in better days ETPS/A&AEE's Panavia Tornado F.2 ZD900 on show at the 1990 Boscombe Down Air Tattoo
'900' was the first production ADV variant and eventually parts of her were used in the rebuild of F.3 ZE343 and what was left was scrapped as were the rest of the fleet bar a couple that survive in Museums
Here she is on another visit there:
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Scanned from an ageing and challenged Kodak Gold 35mm Negative
A view doubtless replicated throughout Flickr now; the lineup from the eastern end of Old Oak Common HST Depot during the OOC111 Open Day.
Left to right: 6000 "King" Class no. 6923 "King Edward II", 6959 "Modified Hall" Class no. 7903 "Foremarke Hall", Class 42 "Warship" no. D821 "Greyhound", Class 52 "Western" no. D1015 "Western Champion", Class 50 no. 50035 "Ark Royal", Class 43 powercar no. 43002 "Sir Kenneth Grange", Class 180 "Adelante" no. 180102, Class 800 "Super Express" no. 800003 "Queen Elizabeth II/Queen Victoria", Adelante no. 180106 and Class 08 no. 08483 "Neil/Scousey".
Line is working in one of the many bijouteri shops in the centre of Copenhagen, and she accepted without any hesitation my request for letting me take a couple of shots for my extended Strangers project. This is one of the few colour shots in the project, - I just couldn't resist her red hair which I find suits her perfectly.
Thanks for accepting my request Line, I hope you like the photo.
#111 in my 200 strangers project, find out more about the project and see pictures taken by other photographers at: www.100Strangers.com.