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Photographic flashes from the Actien-gesellschaft für Anilin-Fabrikation AGFA in Berlin from around 1920
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5 shot blend in Enfuse. PTlens for verts. Nik tonal contrast painted on the vanity top, Viveza and other Nik filters, sharpner and Define. Some other refinements in PS. I know that lamp on the left-hand side is a bit askew, but I tryed to straighten it up and there was no way to do it. This was taken from ummm, the seat. Had to stay low to keep myself out of the mirror.
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Here again is a view of the Powder River in Montana, where it joins forces with the Yellowstone River in Montana. Seen just west of Terry,Montana. Terry is a fine little town. I stayed there 2 days while on this trip.
Good shopping, dining, a motel and hotel and friendly folks. I suggest a visit.
A 55" projected capacitive display back plate on the assembly line, coming into the powder coating room.
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This is the old bridge across the Powder River in Southeast Montana. Highway 12 used to cross here. The new bridge is a boring slab of concrete.
I borrowed a speedlight from a friend and a quick google later I was making a lot of noise in the dark trying to time the bounce of the ball with the flash! Frustrating, but great fun, and exciting when this one landed!
Or should that be having a Geoff Hurst because this is a gent's urinal and 'powdering your nose' is a female euphemism for going the toilet. A woman could still use a urinal like this but her golden juices would go everywhere. Forming part of the Museum of London's Victorian Walk, this probably came from some gent's khazi in London in the 1960s or 70s before it got flattened and, being a booth urinal, it's unlikely any cottaging took place.
For those who don't know, cottaging is a Liverpool term for pleasuring other men in a gent's, which is probably why there aren't any public toilets these days - to prevent the likes of George Michael from looking for business, if you know what I mean. By the way, before you get on your high horse, I'm no homophobe.
Walt Bickel in a dapper powder blue leisure suit is all dressed up for Eric Janson’s wedding in the early Seventies. I don’t know whose idea it was to put the old gold miner in the what now looks like a rather ridiculous outfit, but I remember no one thought of shoes. All Walt had were scuffed old work boots. My Navy spit-shining skills were pressed into service and I put quite a glow on the old brogans.