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Packing your belongings with packing paper
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Packing and unpacking
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Approximately milepost 93 coming south out of Corvallis, Benton County, Oregon proper and into the countryside toward Monroe, Benton County, Oregon, USA. This was a hand held shot, and SOOC (straight out of camera).
The Flickr Lounge-Photographers Choice-Making A Move-Adventures In Packing!
I'm sure everyone knows what these are. Another necessary evil when packing. I've had these things get all over the place and they do love static electricity! But they are great packing material none the less!
Through the magic of bundle packing (I was skeptical at first!) and a compression bag, all the clothes on the bed (plus another tshirt for pjs) fit into this bag which is a cylinder of 14 inches long and 9 inches in diameter!
I'm still doing that laundry so I'll need to add a sweater, a pair of leggings, and another pair of pj pants (plus anything else I might've forgotten) but there's lots of room to spare in this bag.
Woohoo!
Matt Thompson prepares to pack down for The Falcons in their recent victory over Cross Keys during the British and Irish Cup clash at Kingston Park, Newcastle.
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CameraCanon EOS-1D Mark IV
Exposure0.001 sec (1/1600)
Aperturef/4.0
Focal Length280 mm
ISO Speed320
Packing your belongings
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Here was what my whole life looks like packed in the trunk of a car. :) Well, of course, along with some extra camping gear and food for the 3-day road trip.
St. Patrick's Day Rugby Tournament 2011, Daffin Park, Savannah, Chatham County, Georgia, USA.
© 2011 Mike McCall / Mike McCall Photography
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Chad Bernhard packs the car with the equipment for the SxSW booth. (Dan Reshef / CUNY Graduate School of Journalism)
street peddlers in Berkeley California-home of the University of California--packing up after a day of selling their wares on Telegraph Street.
This vendor was taking down his shack when I stopped by on Saturday... I found these three items sitting nearby...
More photos from the Blackfoot Farmers Market, recently closed for business... This it the original location of the Calgary farmers market dating back to the 1970's, now it looks like the entire site will be abandoned... The buildings have been purchased by one person and will be moved...
Arriving at China Beach parking lot and all the gear thrown out on the ground. Somehow I have to fit all of that gear (for 5 people) into "5 packs", one monster pack for me, one large pack for Kiah, one medium and light weight pack for Stac, a pack for Sofi with a pad and sleeping bag and one tiny pack for Miles with just his sleeping bag.
The LSST Camera team loads the camera into its shipping container on April 26. (Jacqueline Ramseyer Orrell/SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory)
A pomegrante knows hexagonral packing is efficient
See other pictures about tight packing and voronoi cell:
www.flickr.com/photos/daigoexpressed/sets/72157594436582582/
I was too trusting and didn't take pictures while the box was still sealed. However, this is roughly how the package arrives. The Mac itself is in a smaller box and is held fairly securely in that using generic foam inserts that keep the Mac held in the middle of the package, away from the top and bottom by a couple inches each. That smaller box is packed in the larger box with brown paper stuffing. The larger box is rated 32 lbs./inch
50mm f/1.8E
AHH PEANUTZ.
and an FE, 50mm f/1.4 Nikkor-S, and a roll of Velvia.
50mm f/1.4 Nikkor-S
Thanks Josh Dionne. :D.