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So you know what's cool about the 70's? ME!!! That's right, today 36 years ago I was born. Well that might not be cool to you but my parents thought it was something pretty special.
So this is my Happy Birthday macro. It's a match burning down, I was going for a birthday cake theme(ish) thing, but I think you could draw some sort of metaphor out of the image if you wanted to.
Scottish Amateur Cup Final 2019-20 between Tollcross Thistle and Drumchapel Amateurs held in 2022 due to Covid delays
Outfit: [Enchantress] Nivia Xmas Outfit Red
Hair: no.match_ ~ NO_COOKIES ~ Pack of BROWNS
Lights: ~[LeiMotiv] Lights garland . //
Two CDV's from the Wright Family Photo Album II, that were carefully placed together in that album. They are by noted photographer Henry W. Immke, Princeton, Illinois, and probably date to about 1880. I'm quite sure they were a couple.
Photographer Henry W. Immke had a studio in the "North End" business district in Princeton, from 1867 to 1923. The Bureau County Historical Society (I'm on the Board of Directors) owns around 23,000 of his glass-plate negatives, along with ledgers identifying each of them. We also have much of his camera equipment on display in our museum.
Powitanie kapitanów drużyn - Zlatana Ibrahimovicia i Arona Einara Gunnarssona - z sędzią głównym Peterem Rasmussenem i asystentami, mecz towarzyski Szwecja - Islandia, stadion Gamla Ullevi, Göteborg, 30 maja 2012 r.
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Captains of the teams - Zlatan Ibrahimović and Aron Einar Gunnarsson - and the referee Peter Rasmussen with assistants, Sweden vs. Iceland friendly match, Gamla Ullevi stadium, Gothenburg, May 30, 2012
Best view on black:
Nikon D70 - f/8 - 1/1000 sec.
Sigma 18-50mm F3.5-5.6
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i'm in singapore now, which explains why i haven't been uploading so much... my grandparents don't have internet at their house and what access i get at work is limited because i'm supposed to be, well, working. i haven't been taking a lot of pictures lately, either, because i'm stuck in the office a lot. anyway, i'll try to get some interesting shots on wednesday (my proper day off) or something... this photograph is of a vintage-ish box of matches my grandparents left lying around the house.
From 'The Pleasure Lounge' in Metropolis, Hackney, the self titled 'Londons No.1 American Style Gentlemen's Entertainment Club'.
Match holder from the 1800's. This antique porcelain match holder hung from a kerosene light in A.H. Stephens house.
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India has a billion different match book designs. I've taken to collecting them, and I hear that many indian children do the same.