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Some of the bottles were too little to get the words on one side, but I actually really like the modern, graphic look of the wraparound text.
Dieses Fotoshooting ist für mich der Inbegriff der Fotografie … viel Technik wie Licht und Kamera, trotzdem kurze Belichtungszeiten, ein Model, viel Spaß beim Shooting und eine Menge Sauerrei…
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This photo shoot is for me the epitome of photography ... a lot of technology like light and camera, still short exposure times, a model, a lot of fun while shooting and a lot of mess...
Custom powder coated wheels by Checkers Powder Coating, Egg Harbor City, NJ. www.CheckersCustomCars.com
Powder River Pass (9666 ft), Bighorn Mountains, Wyoming, USA
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The Big Horn Mountains are a mountain range in northern Wyoming and southern Montana in the United States, forming a northwest-trending spur from the Rocky Mountains extending approximately 200 miles (320 km) northward on the Great Plains. They are separated from the Absaroka Range, which lie on the main branch of the Rockies in western Wyoming, by the Bighorn Basin.
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The highest peaks within the Big Horns are located in Wyoming in the 1.1 million acre (4,500 km²) Bighorn National Forest. Two peaks rise to over 13,000 feet (3,960 m) Cloud Peak (13,167 ft, 4013 m) and Black Tooth Mountain (13,005 ft, 3964 m). There are a dozen more that rise to over 12,000 feet (3,650 m). From the east the mountains present a vertical relief of over 8,000 feet (2,450 m), rising abruptly from the plains. Overall, the Big Horns are more rounded than their sister mountain ranges to the west.
The range is the location of the headwaters of the Little Bighorn, Tongue, and Powder rivers.
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USA tour September 2006
This shot is actually shopped, we wasn't driving in the fjells of Kilpisjärvi. We had a bit fun in a field near my home. The background is from a skiing trip I was during the military service.
April 12, 2015 - Approaching the Powder Gate on Celetná Street. This is one of 13 secure entry points to Old Town Prague. Construction began on this gate in 1475. It acquired its current name from its use as a storehouse for gunpowder in the 17th century.
To get to the city center from where we were staying, we had to walk under this impressive tower. Renovated in the 90's but dating back to 1475, it once served as one of Prague's 13 city gates.
October 7, 2010. OCU Soccer Field. Proceeds benefited the YWCA of OKC and the OCU LAW Scholarship Fund.
October 7, 2010. OCU Soccer Field. Proceeds benefited the YWCA of OKC and the OCU LAW Scholarship Fund.
Custom powder coated wheels by Checkers Powder Coating, Egg Harbor City, NJ. www.CheckersCustomCars.com
From the "Legendary Dartmoor" website
Drive down the B3212 and you will find another of Dartmoor's 'Little Gems' in the shape of Powder Mills, today there is a signpost for a pottery but 160 odd years ago there would have been a busy industrial landscape. This was the site of a gunpowder making factory or mill. The remoteness of the place is the first indicator of what was being made here, clearly you would not build a gunpowder mill near any centre of inhabitation just in case of an accident. So the site of the mill is far enough removed to avoid any catastrophe should an accidental explosion take place.
But why a gunpowder factory in the middle of Dartmoor? One of the answers for this can be found a few miles up the road at the Birch tor mining complex, this and dozens like it all needed gunpowder or 'blackpowder' as it was called for blasting the lode bearing rocks of the mines. In addition there were various quarries who also needed blackpowder for blasting rock such as Swell tor, Foggintor and Merrivale. During the 18th and early 19th centuries farmers were also using gunpowder to clear rocks from lands that were being enclosed, evidence of which can be seen by the 'clearance cairns' at the edges of the newtakes
October 7, 2010. OCU Soccer Field. Proceeds benefited the YWCA of OKC and the OCU LAW Scholarship Fund.
Powder! Go Away
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October 7, 2010. OCU Soccer Field. Proceeds benefited the YWCA of OKC and the OCU LAW Scholarship Fund.
The Powder House was built in 1703 or 1704 by John Mallet. It was originally used as a windmill, but the owning family sold it to the Massachusetts Bay Colony in 1747, and it was used as a powder magazine thereafter.
The Old Powder House as it stood in 1935 atop the hill at Nathan Tufts Park, overlooking Powder House Square
On September 1, 1774, British troops landed at the Ten Hills Farm on the Mystic River in present-day Somerville, and marched up Broadway to the Powder House in order to seize all 250 barrels of gunpowder that were stored there. This act led to a massive public reaction known as the Powder Alarm. Thousands of irregulars from surrounding towns prepared to march toward Boston for battle, but the rumors of war turned out to be false. The public outrage forced the British General Gage to cancel a planned second expedition to seize more arms, and prompted the area colonists to amass their weapons at Concord and other more remote locations. The Powder House would be used as a magazine for militia troops besieging Boston in 1775.
NRHP Reference#: 75000287