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Taken 2 years ago, when Max was 15.5 months. His curls were flattened via hat-head.
I got my Nikon D100 3 weeks prior to taking this.
El "Newcastle Max" és un vaixell graneler construït per Sumitomo Heavy Industries (Japó). Va entrar en servei l'any 1997.
Té una eslora de 225 m, un GT de 38.364 Tm i una velocitat màxima de 14,5 nusos.
Ryanair Boeing 737-8 MAX EI-HAW is pictured on arrival at Newcastle Airport, operating Flight FR430 from Malaga, on March 3rd 2026.
LOT Boeing 737 Max in special 2023 European Games livery departs from London Heathrow with a flight back to Warsaw.
Aircraft: LOT Polish Airlines (LO/LOT) Boeing 737 MAX 8 SP-LVH.
Location: Southern Perimeter Road, London Heathrow Airport (LHR/EGLL), UK.
Paris, France.
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Meet my grandson Max. At 14 months Max knows no boundaries in his life. The past week has been spent following Max every waking moment to ensure that he will not need a trip to the emergency room.
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It's been a good long while since I've had the opportunity to get out with my camera, and just as long since I've had a chance to post anything on FLICKR. Today, my wife and I made it out to Max Patch Bald, near the North Carolina-Tennessee border. I had a nice time shooting the hay bales dotted along the mountain top .
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I am still in last year . . . both photographically and I don't seem to be in time with myself for some reason or other so I am taking things slowly . . .
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Paris, France.
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Max Nagl Quintett - 13.02.2026 - Jazzit Musik Club Salzburg
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Georg Vogel: Piano;
Gregor Aufmesser: Bass;
Martin Eberle: Trompete;
Max Nagl: Saxophon;
Phil Yaeger: Posaune;
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on Sunday we had a birthday party here for Max. His birthday was earlier in the month. The weather was dry enough to eat outside.
Christopher is unwell at the moment and has been taking up quite a bit of my time, and I am busy right now (life and things!) - so hope to catch up soon
Jane seems to have a real talent for capturing some very special moments. We don't get to see our families as often as we would like. However, when we do our interest in photography certainly comes in handy. This is our little nephew Max - who's fast approaching his second birthday :-)
German postcard in the Bühnen-Sterne series by Rotophot, Berlin, no. 3/4. Photo: Karl Schenker, Berlin.
Max Pallenberg (1877-1934) was an Austrian singer, actor and comedian. He was one of the most important comedians of his time and often played under the direction of Max Reinhardt. Although Pallenberg was successful as a stage comedian, he only incidentally accepted roles in films.
Max Pallenberg was born as Max Pollack in 1877 in Vienna, Austria. Max was the son of Markus Pallenberg, who immigrated to Galicia from Vienna, and his wife Kressel (also Therese) born Korsower. Pallenberg's career started in 1904 and he played in provincial theatres and with touring companies. In 1908, he joined the then famous Theater an der Wien as an operetta comedian and sang, inter alia, in the world premiere of Franz Lehár's operetta 'Der Graf von Luxemburg' (The Count of Luxembourg. He played in 1910-1911 at the Volkstheater in Vienna. From 1911 on, Pallenberg played in Munich at the Deutsches Theater. In 1914 he was committed by Max Reinhardt to the Deutsches Theater in Berlin. There he achieved his artistic breakthrough. Under the direction of Max Reinhardt, he played brilliant roles such as Schluck in Gerhart Hauptmann's 'Schluck and Jau' and as Peachum in the 'Dreigroschenoper' (Threepenny Opera). Soon he became one of the most famous character comedians of his time. Pallenberg's stellar role was in Erwin Piscator's dramatic adaptation of Jaroslav Hašek's novel 'Der brave Soldat Schwejk' (The Good Soldier Švejk). In 1917 he married Fritzi Massary who became one of the operetta divas of the German stage of the 1920s. His first wife was Betty Franke (1903-1917). They had one child. Pallenberg's most important roles at the Salzburg Festival include Mephisto in Faust, Argan in Mollière's 'Der eingebildet Kranke' (The Imaginary Invalid), the Devil in Jedermann (Everyman), and Truffaldino in Turandot, all directed by Max Reinhardt.
Max Pallenberg also starred in several silent and sound films. He made his film debut in the German short Der fidele Bauer - Ich hab mein Zipfelhaubn/The Merry Farmer - I have my Zipfel hood (Franz Glawatsch, 1908) with Wilhelm Binder and Luise Kartousch. In the early 1910s, he had great success in the cinema with his figure Pampulik and appeared in such Austrian films as Pampulik als Affe/Pampulik as Ape (Alexander Kolowrat, 1912), Pampulik kriegt ein Kind/Pampulik gets a child (Alexander Kolowrat, 1912) and Pampulik hat Hunger/Pampulik is hungry (Alexander Kolowrat, 1913). During World War I followed such films as Max und seine zwei Frauen/Max and his two wives (Heinrich Bolten-Baeckers, 1915) with Martha Novelly, Der rasende Roland/The Racing Roland (Heinrich Bolten-Baeckers, 1915) and Kapellmeister Pflegekind/Conductor Pflegekind (1915). After the war he appeared in Die Nacht und der Leichnam/The night and the corpse (Adolf Abter, 1921) with Ria Jende. Pallenberg also appered in sound films. In Der brave Sünder/The Virtuous Sinner (Fritz Kortner, 1931), he co-starred with Heinz Rühmann. The film is based on the play The Embezzlers which was in turn based on a novel by the Soviet writer Valentin Kataev. Pallenberg had previously rejected all offers to appear in films based on his theatre appearances. He was finally convinced by the producer Arnold Pressburger to try and film one of his stage successes. The film also offered Kortner a chance to fulfill his ambitions to become a director. In the 1930s, Max Pallenberg and Fritzi Massary became a butt of the anti-Semitic propaganda of the upcoming Nazis. The Jewish couple went into exile in Austria. A year later Max died in an airplane crash near Karlovy Vary (Karlsbad) in today's Czech Republic. He had changed his ticket for the five o'clock flight against a ticket which left Prague already at three o'clock. The five o'clock flight arrived on time, Pallenberg's flight however crashed few minutes after the takeoff. He was 56. Pallenberg was cremated at Feuerhalle Simmering, where his ashes are also buried.
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Meet Max, a local guy to our base in Rye, South-East England. We had spotted 21 year old Max on the street a few weeks ago and asked if he'd be interested in doing a shoot. This was his first time in front of the camera and we think he did a brilliant job, especially having to get changed on a very windy beach! Some people did get to see a lot more of Max that day!
Yesterday evening I went to see Max at his foster home. He is doing quite well there. He sleeps every night with the daughter Gracie and he tends to stay in the bedroom/bathroom area of the house for now, though he has free access to the entire house. The family loves him and are doing their best to make him feel at home. He is still adapting to his situation, but I am very pleased he is where he's at; I think the foster family will be very good for him.
These were taken with my cell phone.