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A southbound BNSF manifest eases out of the recently expanded siding at Marcel after waiting for a northbound Z train to clear.
BNSF C44-9W No. 4600 plays hide-and-seek with the afternoon sun as it pops out of the 350’ long Tunnel 15 before plunging into Tunnel 16 just a few feet ahead, but it won’t be long before it’s racing east across the Tehachapi Valley and cresting the summit.
Captured in the warm hues of dusk, the Hungarian Parliament Building stands sentinel along the Danube, its spires piercing a cotton-candy sky.
La lentille Sigma 85mm f/1,4 m'a été prêtée par mon détaillant photo. Je suis sorti du magasin quelques minutes et j'ai fait cette photo de Marcel attablé à une table d'un café tout près. Pouvez-vous deviner que j'ai acheté la lentille ?!
from our 2024 Lanech Range. The traditional bowler is complimented by a fluffy, cotton-candy spun, off-white 100% Virgin Alpaca downy (lightweight) fleece 'cloud', and comes with an attached drone, which is fully WIFI compatible and video compliant (no cloud subscription necessary).
This is the second of our 'Los Alamos' range of head attire (with matching shoes, from the Lanech 'Walking on Cloud 9' range).
CREDITS:
CHUCK'S STEVEN OVERCOAT FATPACK AT EQUAL10
CHUCK'S LEVI JEANS FATPACK AT @TMD
[Rezz Room] Box FATPACK Chimpanzee Baby AT HullabaZoo
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Gangsta :: Male Shoes :: 5 Colors :: {kokoia}
[SIGNATURE] Gianni - Mesh Body - v5.0
CATWA HEAD Daniel
Photo taken at Devins Eye
Marcel, probably one of the most fascinating people I’ve met on the streets. A free soul traveling around Europe, and living on the streets.
Registratieplaat: DM-794-D
Merk / Model: Yamaha FJR1300A (RP28) 1.3 144pk
Opbouwer: Modiforce
Type: Dienstmotor
Designed by Marcel Breuer and completed in 1966 as the Whitney Museum of American Art, the building is now known as the Met Breuer.
Marcel Breuer was the protégé of Bauhaus founder Walter Gropius and a leader of the modern movement. He is also celebrated for his achievements in architecture and furniture, perhaps most notable is the Wassily Chair.
This building, now an annex to the Metropolitan Museum of Art is at 945 Madison Avenue and East 75th Street on the Upper East Side of New York City.