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One of Montsalvat's peacocks #ngc

At this moment there are 6,470,818,671 people in the world. Some are running scared. Some are coming home. Some tell lies to make it through the day. Others are just now facing the truth. Some are evil men at war with good and some are good struggling with evil. Six billion people in the world - six billion souls. And sometimes all you need is one. - oth

 

tagged! 10 facts about me: 1) i love/need/want summer 2) i'm 14 and i don't want to be 15 3) my camera has 10 names :D 4) i always have my ipod with me and i spend too much money to download songs 5) i'm totally addicted to starbucks coffee 6) i am laughing all the time :D 7) i love reading good quotes 8) i love counting days until something happens 9) i'm scared of lifts 10) i have the craziest dog ever (:

 

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"Callin' central command... we got a giraffe down but still in loveable condition... send in a drone and let's right it!"

 

Discovered during one of my many after-work walks recenty.

 

Fairford Avenue at Coxwell Avenue, Toronto.

SONY α7 ILCE-7

SIGMA HIGH SPEED WIDE 28mm F1.8

Some photos I took of the model that I have built at home. It's 2 studs longer than a version on official Brickvault photos and more true to the Clone Wars variant. I've created instructions to both versions, also there are 2 stand variants.

 

Instructions:

www.brickvault.toys/products/soulless-one-minifig-scale

around 20 images stitched. Rokinon 85mm f/1.4

yeah i messed up on Matt's right shoulder...

A male Broad-tailed hummingbird

last week was our one year anniversary.

a little over a year ago i ran into kevin at lunch and he came over and gave me a hug because we hadnt seen each other in about a year. we decided we would catch up one weekend and we exchanged phone numbers and i ended up joking around about how i used to have the biggest crush on him when i was in the 8th grade. and he told me he had liked me since we met and that he never knew how i felt. funny because i would write him endless amounts of notes to shove into his locker and id bring him food and always told him how cute he was( boys... go figure). me being the little spicey brat i am, told him he didnt have the balls to kiss me so next day we met in the stairwell and BAM . as we pulled away from our first kiss i saw that he was smiling and i realized i was smiling too. we kind of stared at eachother and just smiled. all goofy and smitten. over the next few weeks we would sneek into the gym stairwell between classes and kiss till the bell rung. on day right after school ened he walked me to my locker and i went in for a hug goodbye( we hadnt publicly shown our affection twards eachother) and he kissed me on the lips for everyone to see. i saw 3 people do a double take and another guy said "oh yeah!" i was smiling so big my face hurt. only a few short days after that while sitting on my couch i wrote "i like you" on his had and he wrote "i like you most" he asked me to be his girlfriend on October 15 2011.

 

here we are a year and a week later still all butterflies and fire works when we kiss. i love him to death and im happy that after 2 years hes finally mine.. im glad ive finally found someone who makes me feel like this.

being in love is so awesome. I love being in love.

I'm pretty much falling asleep on my feet today. We had a great Sunday/Easter dinner at my parents' house but I was so groggy, I don't think I was really the best company. Cest la vie. I whipped off a quickie photo for today and now I'm going to go sink into a bubble bath and indulge in my exhaustion. I might even go to bed before 8pm. Such an exciting life, I lead!

 

I hope you all had a wonderful weekend and a fun Easter if you celebrate this holiday. I got a gift certificate for a hair cut and highlights in my easter egg this year, so maybe one of these days you'll see me sporting some new shorter, blonder hair. Never know!

Photographed by Yves Roy

One Canada Square is a skyscraper in Canary Wharf, London. It is the third tallest building in the United Kingdom at 770 feet (235 m) above ground level, and contains 50 storeys. It achieved the title of the tallest building in the UK upon completion in 1991 and held the title for 21 years until the completion of The Shard (310m) in 2012.

 

One Canada Square was designed by César Pelli with Adamson Associates and Frederick Gibberd Coombes. The building is clad with stainless steel. One of the predominant features of the building is the pyramid roof, which contains a flashing aircraft warning light, a rare feature for buildings in the United Kingdom. The distinctive pyramid pinnacle is 800 feet (240 m) above sea level.

 

One Canada Square is primarily used for offices, though there are some retail units on the lower ground floor. There is no observation floor. It is a prestigious location for offices and as of October 2017 was completely let. The building is recognised as a London landmark, and it has gained much attention through film, television, and other media as one of the tallest buildings in the United Kingdom.

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happy mother's day :)

 

Sunday, May 13 2012

» Fuji X10: Utrecht streets

- Something else; This is a parking spot for your bicycle near the station. A 180dg panorama shot... I think there are like 10.000 bicycles in a square 250mtrs... so what you see is nothing, just one layer of bikes on the left ;)

*Pano stitched as JPG by the camera itself

 

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TK-421 is celebrating his one year anniversary of the day he began working at the prison block on the Death Star. But because of his reputation as the "tardy trooper", no one showed up! Only that annoying mouse droid that chases everyone around.

  

Anyone out there....?

  

My first year on flickr! Met a lot of cool people, got the idea to display at brickworld, drooled at some awesome builds, and hopefully improved my skills of building, drawing, and photographing! My favorite LEGO builds I've done this year include:

my MP9 www.flickr.com/photos/pink_stormtrooper/8619596379/in/pho...

my G36c www.flickr.com/photos/pink_stormtrooper/8449654550/in/pho...

my security camera www.flickr.com/photos/pink_stormtrooper/8532564668/in/pho...

my bounty hunter diorama www.flickr.com/photos/pink_stormtrooper/8366146092/in/pho...

my become a gunsmith backwards pistol www.flickr.com/photos/pink_stormtrooper/8144747714/in/pho...

my Ahsoka's demise diorama www.flickr.com/photos/pink_stormtrooper/8045365619/

and my favorite of all, the Halo SMG www.flickr.com/photos/pink_stormtrooper/8973715344/in/pho...

My favorite drawing would probably have to be either the Jen Ledger one www.flickr.com/photos/pink_stormtrooper/9205705786/in/pho...

or my newest John Cooper drawing www.flickr.com/photos/pink_stormtrooper/9558888110/in/pho...

I've got a lot of new drawings and builds planned, so lets see how the next year goes.

Thanks for all the encouragement, criticism, and for building, saliva inducing builds of your own!

Veolia operate this late model dual-control Iveco Acco 6x4 with Superior Pak equipment on behalf of Ku-ring-gai Council.

It's seen here as it speedily empties the wheelie bins in one of the leafy streets of South Turramurra, NSW.

A historic F Line streetcar speeds by on the embarcadero in San Francisco.

April print sale selection. An 11x14 for only $100. www.vinnywalsh.com/#!print-sale/c3o5

 

Still Beauty in this Red Rose.

a little break from my sdcc pics....

  

thank you to those who sent me flickrmails asking about my 'new' icon...

thanks to my dear friend, betterthanezra, i found out about

this... would you like to join us, too?

 

mundo uno group

(thanks to tatiana cardeal...)

 

*hugs* xoxo...

  

woolloo treeson + one.org/ band

2006 jul 14

  

© woolloomooloo / woolloomooloosky. all rights reserved.

One of Birmingham's lost pubs was the Cambridge Inn. The pub was situated on the corner of The Crescent and Cambridge Street. The picture was taken in November 1968 of the building in the process of being demolished. In 1968 the Health & Safety approach to such work was to bung a few barriers round the building, if you wanted to pick around inside and fall through the floor, carry on! Today even the rats running around the site have to wear hard hats.

Behind the pub is the new and wondrous sloping car-park, this addle-pated idea produced a car park shaped like a wedge of cheese, which meant one heavy car door had to be heaved up to get out whilst the lower side door swung open with enough force to produce a fine dent in the neighbouring vehicle. Growing out of the top corner of the pub is the GPO tower, much changed today. The Crescent bordered Crescent Wharf on the Birmingham & Fazeley canal.

Today this pub would be on the corner of Brindley Drive opposite the back of Baskerville House, the BT tower still visible.

Copyright Geoff Dowling November 1968: All rights reserved

Canon EOS 5D MarkII

Planar 85mm F1.4

One Direction at the Hammersmith Apollo 10/1/2012

 

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221017 FGW 125 43027 heads the 1C11 1154 Didcot Parkway to Paignton over Cockwood harbour.After being bowled most of the morning this was the first shot in the sun (pole)

This is the front of my model of the Soulless One.

This is a general cargo ship from Norway after being unloaded off it's cargo!

 

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If you have a thousand friends, then you are a rich man, if you have only one true loyal, then you are a king and emperor at the same time

recorded with Fujifilm X100F

One of 10 cabooses painted boxcar red, SOO Line #3 sits at the east end of Bensenville Yard.

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This image is part of one last bunch of slides from the Sierra Railroad I recently scanned. All my Sierra slides were exposed in August. In 1984, I got a few shots of a steam excursion on a Saturday afternoon. During a vacation trip in 1993, I was able to chase a Sierra freight train on a warm Wednesday morning.

 

This photo shows Sierra's "caboose," a hyrail Ford Bronco that followed the freight train I chased. Since it isn't white, we can presume it wasn't involved in a famous low speed chase the following summer.

Oxeye Daisy (Leucanthemum vulgare), Pynes Hill, Ludwell Valley Park, Exeter, Devon, England.

 

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