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Was playing around with the scene-mode "snow" today. The snow really comes across much more realistic, as opposed to the "grey mess" you´re frequently getting in Program-Mode. In those cases you´re shooting JPG, scene modes and different Picture Control-settings really can come in very handy!
Indeed. FlightAware.com even reported this aircraft was well past its 6th hour of flight getting ready to land at Vancouver International (YVR). Some range for a relatively small to mid-sized jetliner!
Ditto for the Panasonic Lumix FZ40 to zoom up and get this picture... in Dynamic Art HDR mode.
Blue mode is the default state of the limo, or whenever the Gay Deceiver AI takes control. It represents "hope" on the emotional spectrum. The energy that surges from the outlet ports on the mech correspond to each mode of operation.
Live in the O2.
I had long looked forward to seeing Depeche Mode again after their last amazing tour hit Ireland. I made sure to get a standing ticket this time and brought along my P&S for some pics.
De conservator en haar medewerkers hard aan het werk tijdens de laatste dagen voor de opening van de tentoonstelling.
WaterStone Aesthetics presents MODE-KEI
~ a Japanese inspired hair and make up experience benefiting the victims of the earthquake and tsunami in Japan ~
Depeche Mode
Global Spirit Tour 2017
Pala Alpitour Turin Italy IT
9th december 2017
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As you see this image is based on the cover of the deluxe box set that one can buy instead of the ordinary cd or cd+dvd. I hope you enjoy every song from the new album.
I remember this page vividly, not because I care much about beading or embellishments (I don't), but because of the included picture of the author - Michele Weston, who was the fashion & style director for the magazine. This picture totally blew me away at the time because OH WOW, she's doesn't have the obligatory "curvy waist" - just like me - AND she has big broad shoulders and fat arms - just like me - AND YOU CAN SEE THEM.
AND SHE'S IN A MAGAZINE.
I swear, my head all but exploded.