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'Princess Nobuko' in the rose garden at Roath Park, Cardiff.
Explore #453, 15th Dec 2011 ~ Thanks everyone!
LMS Princess Royal no. 6201 'Princess Elizabeth' approaches Colton Junction on 6 May 2011 with 1Z17 'The Cathedrals Explorer' from London Victoria to York.
He fall in love at the first time he saw her !!
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D13278. The Dartmouth – Kingswear foot passenger ferry MV DARTMOUTH PRINCESS crossing the River Dart in South Devon.
This boat was built in 1990 and originally called the MV DEVON BELLE II but was renamed when she came to the Dart in 1994. Previously, she was based in Plymouth.
Photographed from the Dartmouth to Kingswear Lower Ferry which carries both vehicular and foot passenger traffic.
Wednesday, 1st July, 2015. Copyright © Ron Fisher.
From the dock at Princess Louisa Marine Provincial Park.
Taken using my new superwide lens
HD Pentax DA★11-18mm F2.8 ED DC AW
I don't shoot a lot of Cosplay but I had the chance to shoot with Cece Grayson who was cosplaying Princess Zelda.
For this image I was using a 55mm Zeiss Sonnar shooting wide open with a Flashpoint Streaklight 360 that had a 19" softbox on camera right. The settings were f1.8, 1/1250, ISO100, 55mm.
Photographer: Alessandra Toninello
Assistant/Backstage/make up: Valentina Bernardi
Model: Ilenia Frison
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Pink Princess - I meet her wondering around The Garden. She layed motionless looking into Dark Water, plum trees are in full blossom now (marzipan snow) - everything seams to fit together.
Casa del Arbol, Mexico, 2008
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MV Hebridean Princess seen at Dartmouth....
MV Hebridean Princess is a cruise ship operated by Hebridean Island Cruises. She started life as the MacBrayne car ferry and Royal Mail Ship, initially RMS then MV Columba, based in Oban for the first 25 years of her life, carrying up to 600 passengers, and 50 cars, between the Scottish islands.
I normally don't do a lot of princess pictures at Disneyland (except for Princess Jasmine in the Aladdin show). That said when a Princess walks up to where you are standing and clears the crowd out from in front of you there is not much you can do but take her picture (many times).
Princess of Scandinavia arriving at Gothenburg, summer 2001. Preparing to back astern toward her ramp.
Photographed from observation platform 'Götheborgsutkiken'
This is my model of the Princess Theatre in Melbourne Australia. The theatre was built in 1886 and is now one Melbourne’s main venues for major music theatre productions. At the moment it is hosting the play ‘Harry Potter and the Cursed Child’.
I built the Lego model for our club ‘modular building’ competition; it took about three months to complete. It is the first modular-type building I have built, and I didn’t quite appreciate just how large the finished model would be when I picked the Princess Theatre as a subject. The model is 144 studs long and 48 deep. The model includes the ornate frontage that houses the foyers and Federici Restaurant, plus a small slice of the plain brick section that houses the actual theatre. For greater part availability, I stuck with the tan and white colour scheme that the building had prior to the renovations last year (it is currently tan and sand green).
The roof is faced with stagged 1x1 cheese slopes and 1x1 tiles in dark and light bluish gray to create the mosaic pattern: ~1250 slopes plus ~650 tiles. The model is lit with 75 LED lights.
The road in front of the model represents Spring Street, Melbourne complete with central tram tracks.
The theatre is apparently haunted by the ghost of Federici, an opera singer who died on stage in 1888. I have included in portrait in minifig form on the back wall of the restaurant.
The Princess is the car Jimmy was driving when I first met him at a show in Rushden last summer and he parked it alongside my Maxi and an Allegro to make a nice lineup of BL's 1970s family favourites. Note that it has round headlights indicating a four-cylinder model, whereas almost all of Oxford's factory products are six-cylinder versions with rectangular lights.
Moist vanilla cupcakes to celebrate a 1st birthday!
Completely inspired by Asa - Hello Sugar's sweet princess cuppies!
This is a bell shaped clematis named after Lady Diana Spencer, the Princess of Wales. Unlike bell shaped blooms that dangle, these bloom upright like tulips. It was a little plant when put in the ground by the fence and it is now in the 3rd yr. that it's been planted. Last summer it started to really take off and this year it is sturdier yet and growing/blooming profusely. It's been hard trying to get a decent picture as it's always a a bit windy and has been raining here practically every day since the first part of May. This clematis will bloom all spring and summer long and is suppose to be a good choice to attract hummingbirds.
Edinburgh, Scotland.
Princes Street Gardens are two adjacent public parks in the center of Edinburgh, Scotland, lying in the shadow of Edinburgh Castle. The Gardens were created in two phases in the 1770s and 1820s following the draining of the Nor Loch and building of the New Town, beginning in the 1760s. Today the parks are heavily used by residents and visitors alike.