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8th race 1/1/08 at Golden Gate FIelds. Injured in the rear left ankle, just out of the starting gate at Golden Gate Fields. She was still able to walk on it a little, so best of luck to her. The kid with the star on his hat is her groom.
This week's theme is Numbers, so I took a photo of the thermometer at Martock today. Spring skiing conditions to be sure.
Construction site at 17th and H in DC. They're building something on the lot where this was torn down last summer.
Lloyd Banks collaborated with many artists in his career; one of his most popular numbers was when he and fellow artist Fat Joe was featured in a song with 50 Cents.
Power In Numbers is an international poster exhibition showcasing the work of over forty contemporary designers, illustrators, and printmakers. Participating artists have been asked to create a poster exploring their perspectives on multiplicity, ubiquity, and collectivism in contemporary poster design.
Power in Numbers addresses working in multiples and how posters are able to reach a wider audience through their innate accessibility. Posters are omnipresent within present day culture, making us both aware and oblivious to their presence. They have the ability to persuade, inform, enlighten, and even entertain. By uniting a diverse group of creative disciplines through one common medium, Power In Numbers strives to capture the global temperature of today’s leading poster design.
Curated by Jason Frohlichstein & Mike Wilgus
SB80dx @ ~ f/4 in 43" shoot through umbrella point back directly at camera. Triggered via PW plusII.
Desaturated and forced background background to be pure white.
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Numbers, as found in Lyon. Practically everyone has the same style, although the fonts differ, and the shade of blue may vary a little.
Batch 11 - Runners with bib numbers in the +/- 26000 to 30000 range (approximately).
2015 Boston Marathon photos from Mile 20.5 - the start of Heartbreak Hill.
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It was interesting to see train life outside of the NE corridor. These are not your typical business men traveling between New York & Philadelphia. This was the 'heart' of America and presented a very interesting make up. The Star Line runs from New York to Miami..Who wants to be on a train for 31 hours?
Definitely made me want to think about trying this again.
A skyscraper and part of a hotel create a good background for this "9" that I found on a tide gauge in a marina up the coast. Yet another photograph gives a sort of rainy-window look to the entire piece.
I presume the "190508" and "220508" mean that the curtain's production somehow involved May 19, 2008 and May 22, 2008 - the car had a June 2008 production date, so the curtains being made in May seems plausible. 2420364 may be a serial number, but I'm not sure. Nore am I sure on the meaning of the "1607", "GL30", or the "S". Does 1607 mean 4:07 pm? The L probably means "left".
I don't even want to upload this one but it has bugged me till I have done it. Photos can be like that.