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USR-PLUS Delegation meeting PM Maia Sandu from Moldova.
24/07/2019 - European Parliament, Brussels, Belgium
This photo is free to use under Creative Commons license and must be credited " © Renew Europe 2019 "
Plus abîmé et comme déteint, j'ai dû raviver les couleurs avec de fines couches de peinture à l'huile sur les fleurs, en essayant d'être le plus fidèle possible à la peinture originelle. Me restent les feuilles et tiges à reprendre et une légère nuance jaune au pistil des gentianes. Comme le bois est plus abîmé, j'ai mis plus de brou de noix et je vais devoir aux endroits plus difficiles, cacher avec la peinture à l'huile l'aspect déteint du bois. Travail de restauration en cours...en espérant que Geneviève soit satisfaite à l'issue. Je voudrais lui vernir les deux panneaux pour que ce soit plus joli et plus durable...J'espère que ça lui conviendra.
selectively colorized. Mannequin plus heads of two others, as displayed in a shot window in the San Telmo section of Buenos Aires, Argentina
Bronica SQ-A / Film: 120mm ILFORD PANF HP5 PLUS
Mi primera foto en el flickr: www.flickr.com/photos/soleir/552506177/in/photostream
University of Houston | Quiet Hall
Architect: Gensler
Installer: Applied Finish Systems
Ceiling System: Illusions by Ceilings Plus
Photo: © 2013 Ryan Gobuty | GENSLER
Cato Plus (closed)
445-7 Oriana Road, Newport Crossing, Newport News, VA
This location opened on November 8th, 1990 and closed in 1998.
-I tried finding any info out about this plane, but to no avail. I discovered that there was a B17 called the Duration Plus that wound up crashing in Germany in September 1944, so surely that wouldn't be this plane, would it? I don't know if this is a B17, or another plane that happened to be called the same thing. According to Wiki, the liberation of Paris was on August 25, and on the 26th, there was a big parade along the Champs Elysees, so I guess this could have been a part of this, and then went on to crash less than a month later...
Yesterday I bought a ton of old negatives from a shop in Cleveland Heights, Ohio. The negatives were split about 50-50 between 35mm and large format. Today I started looking through them, and the 35mm ones seem like they're mainly family pictures, but then I ran across a few frames that looked like Mont St. Michel in France. Sure enough, the film was labeled "Kodak France." I started going through the large format negatives, and they seem to be mainly pictures of what looks to be immediately post-WWII France - lots of American soldiers, parades, flags, etc. So, that was a bit of Veteran's Day serendipity for me!
"Typisch Schweiz?" heißt das 25. Bundestreffen des Forum Typografie in St. Gallen (18. bis 20. 11. 2011). Das erste Treffen mit den Schweizer Kollegen hat so richtig viel Spaß gemacht und war reich an Eindrücken.
Die Vorbereitungszeit ist knapp, sehr knapp. Aber wir schaffen das - und ich freue mich schon richtig auf das Wiedersehen in St. Gallen!
The Stinger Plus rig is an in-line system best used on long shooting days. It features our Studio Baseplate for Canon C100-C300-C500 Cameras which attaches to the camera with 3/8” 16 and ¼” 20 screws. This baseplate features a pair of 15mm rods that are 12” long running through the length of the baseplate. You can quickly reposition the rods for various lens lengths by loosening the 2 levers, one on each side of the baseplate. On each side of the baseplate there is also a set of 15mm lightweight spaced holes. The side holes take 15mm female rods that are locked via an Allen screw. This gives users a virtually unlimited amount of mounting options. The side holes can be used for an EVF, Zacuto articulating arms, rods and more. The baseplate has standard ¼” 20 and 3/8” 16 holes on the bottom for mounting the rig onto a tripod.
The Stinger Plus differs from the Stinger by including a Zwiss Plate instead of a Z-Lite weight. The Zwiss Plate allows you attach external recorders and professional batteries such asV-mount style or 3-stud gold mount. This is particularly useful for Canon C500 users. The professional batteries and/or recorder act as a counterbalance to balance your rig. The Stinger Plus also comes with one Wireless Plate Proattached to the side of the Zwiss plate to hold wireless mic receivers, small recorders, etc.. There is room for one extra Wireless Plate Pro. When sitting on a tripod, the Zwiss Plate can mount from the rod ports on the side of the baseplate (via two short female/female rods, not included) for better balance.
The Zwiss plate has been tested with the following recorders- Onboard S, Ki Pro Quad. The Gemini 4:4:4, or any other ¼ 20” accessory, can be attached with anarticulating arm coming from the side of the baseplate, attached to a rod, or attached to an empty rod port on the Zwiss Plate.
This rig can be used on your left or right shoulder. With the shoulder pad and Zwiss plate coming directly off of the back of the baseplate, the rig is perfectly in-line and ready to be used with one of our EVFs for traditional ENG style shooting. You can mount your EVF to the side of the rig using our EVF Standard Mount. This rig is compatible with any 15mm accessories. The Z-Focus would be a great add on accessory if you are looking for a follow focus. Our Grip Relocator, which relocates the Canon C100 & C300 grip to our handgrip, can be attached easily and quickly.*
* The Grip Relocator can also be used with the C500. However, the C500 camera does not come with the Canon Grip. You must purchase that separately from Canon.
Pathfinder Plus is a high-altitude, solar-powered, unmanned experimental aircraft intended to explore the possibilities of unlimited-duration, high-altitude reconnaissance. During the 1990s, it conducted 10 test flights, three of which set altitude records, the highest of which was 24,445m (80,201 ft). The aircraft was built under the sponsorship of the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory and the Ballistic Missile Defense Organization.
For more photography highlights, check out the Air and Space Photo: airandspace.si.edu/albums/air-and-space-photo
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Le Babylon Club est l’un des plus anciens clubs de la capitale, dont la première licence remonte à 1904. Aujourd’hui, ce lieu est devenu le plus secret des afters parisiens. Après avoir fait la fête toute la nuit, les clubbers se donnent rendez-vous dans ce lieu cosy qui prend à contre-courant les mœurs des nuits parisiennes. Le « secret le mieux gardé de Paris » n’ouvre donc ses portes qu’aux alentours de 7h du matin, et ce jusqu’à 12h ! Mais depuis quelques mois, le Babylon Club est désormais ouvert en début de soirée, tous les samedi soir, pour la fameuse soirée « Sweet and Love », dédiée à la salsa, à la samba et au disco. On s’y retrouve autour d’un cocktail dînatoire dès 19h, un peu comme lors des afterworks, puis la soirée se poursuit sur le thème des « célibataires » à partir de 22h.
Le club est ouvert de 5h à 12h tous les jours, et de 19h à 2h du mardi au samedi.
« After Party » 7 jours sur 7, de 5h à 12h.
Babylon Club
8, rue des Anglais / A l’angle du 70 bvd St-Germain
75005 Paris
France
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L’Hôtel De Notre Dame « Maître Albert » est membre de la collection Hoosta.
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Skład Pesa Acatus Plus EN99-004 Kolei Małopolskich na stacji Tarnów, 7 kwietnia 2018 r.
Acatus Plus to jedna z wersji produkowanych przez Pesę elektrycznych zespołów trakcyjnych rodziny Acatus. W latach 2014-2015 wyprodukowanych zostało 13 składów 2- i 3-członowych (oznaczonych odpowiednio jako EN99 i EN64), które eksploatowane są obecnie przez Przewozy Regionalne i Koleje Małopolskie.
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Pesa Acatus Plus EN99-004 unit of Koleje Małopolskie at Tarnów station, April 7, 2018
Acatus Plus is a version of Acatus electric multiple units manufactured by Pesa. In 2014-2015 total of 13 two- and three-section units (designated EN99 and EN64, respectively) were manufactured which are in service of Przewozy Regionalne and Koleje Małopolskie.
Roll of Ilfod Pan F Plus shot in my Yashica 124G. Trying to practice shooting portraits as I've never been very good at it, and figured I'd try out some Ilford film stock at the same time. I like the film although its a bit contrasty for me. Might just be my processing, but some of them came out alright.