Fotos de Mauricio G. Donoso

Our lunch order, well the numbers anyway.

Family Christmas Party. Good times were had by all.

Week 40 of my 1-52 numbers project - spoilt for choice for 40!!

Speed limit on Fossets Way, Southend towards Sutton Road

Numbers

I can't remember ever being so happy to pay $2.56 for a gallon of gas.

Gas station pump in White's City, NM

The numbers from Lost on a computer in Half Life 2: Episode 2. Fun :)

all pottery are with number so the customer can order buy the number

Pieter van den Hoogenband zwemstadion De Tongelreep te Eindhoven

Number 6 is chocolate and number 0 is vanilla

I never new scanning could be so fun. These numbers were the result of a long lecture and a pencil in hand.

Comprada a ThinkGeek.

Numbers

Sala Shoko Madrid

08-11-2014

Fotografía de: Jackster

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Gas station pump in White's City, NM

Back Camera

G4 using Numbers to Graph

Andy recreates a scene from 'Drowning by Numbers'

Ebenezer Halleluiah Creation

Solutré Vineyards, Burgondy

21th of August, 2018

Numbers Brewing, Lisbon, OH

I made this for some friends who have friends who are addicted to Lost.

Fotos de Mauricio G. Donoso

Numbers

long exposure and two overlayers.

PODS container.

www.benporway.com

Safe in Numbers - S.I.N.

The numbers retired by the Siena College Men's Basketball program: Marc Brown(4), Billy Harrell(10), Kenny Hasbrouck(41), Fred Shear(50)

Squaring the Numbers (1965-66) by Alfred Jensen, Louisiana Museum, Denmark

Kungsbron 2, Stockholm

A thousand and fifty-one waves

Two hundred and thirty-one seagulls

A cliff of four hundred feet

Three miles of ploughed fields

One house

Four windows look on the waves

Four windows look on the ploughed fields

One skylight looks on the sky

In that skylight's sky is one seagull.

                              [Stevie Smith]

Roanhead, Cumbria, 2010:08:25. Yashica Mat with Yashinon 80mm F/3.5 lens. Ilford FP4+ at ISO125 in XTOL 1+2, 11.5min at 20C. Curves and spotting, the Gimp.

Warehouse photo.

I wonder what is inside...

These 8 pictures of the picturesque "Delicate Arch", were taken on the last evening/night I was in the park. Higher numbers mean later shots. I missed what was perhaps the most amazing pictures.

Surprisingly, there was quite a crowd that evening assembled to watch the sunlight change on this rock as the sun declined in the west. I don't know why, but I really didn't expect a lot of people. I set up my camera and began shooting when a guy stepped directly under the arch and began mugging for the cameras of his friends - which pissed me off - I wanted a pristine picture of the rock. A lot of the photogs like myself were beginning to grouse about him when suddenly he did a back flip - that's right a BACK FLIP! Directly under the rock. AND THEN HE DID IT AGAIN!! I was not expecting it and focused on him leaving and never snapped a single shot of him doing this amazing feat. Understand, what is so amazing about that is that the gound beneath this rock slopes away - on one side to a cliff.

I haven't looked, but I know his friends were prepared and took photos of this feat - expect it must be posted on YouTube.