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12"x12" framed- 6" round of foam/concrete with mosaic of turquoise,abalone shell,jade,hematite,glass gems,smalti and silver found objects

I've made several shots of this ride during the past few years and was never really happy with any of them, until this year.

 

I realized what was bothering me in the past was that I did a 30 second exposure which resulted in a large white circular blur.

 

For this shot, I didn't use a long shutter speed, instead going with something in the 1/10 of a second range. I'm much happier now that I can see the riders, even if they are blurred, which is what I had wanted all along.

Emo Potato worn by Emily

Fisheye view of the museum building (a former post office).

our lady of perpetual pms vs sc(r)otus.

steve always brings back teh coolest toys... here we see the alpha bug in battle with another bug...

Built mainly between the 9th and 12th centuries these towers were usually associated with a nearby church or monastery.

There is some debate as to their purpose, but they were most likely places of refuge against Viking marauders.

It is believed about 120 of these towers were built in Ireland. Most are now in ruins, but about 20 still survive in good condition.

The Ardmore tower is said to have been the last one built.

Vintage illustrations from A Round Robin by M.A.Hoyer and Robert Ellice Mack. Illustrations created by Harriett M. Bennett.

Esta es una de lar ruedas pequeñas del Elea.Con un botón que hay más arriba pueden ir fijas o móviles en función del terreno a pisar.Tienen un diseño precioso,parece el dibujo de un treból.

Be Warned, Drink; Catch them 'ere they fly

 

Y57

 

Victoria Fountain, The Plain. (The text is a translation of the latin inscription on the top of the fountain building.)

A Brussels tram negotiates the curve on a sunny day in 1966.

As the gradient eases, 0-4-2T Sragi Mill No.1 (Krauss 4045/1899) heads along the lower section of the field railway...

June 26th - 27th 2002

 

Gorgeous weather.

G8 summit in town, naked protesters covered in mud.

Fort Calgary closed but we got in for free, pleasantly surprised how good it was.

Bit of a dull city otherwise.

Bus to Banff.

Corner of the former International Harvester Farmall Works office building in Rock Island,IL.

The Cloth Hall/Sukiennice at Main Market Square/Rynek Główny in Krakow. A 3-frame merged panorama. Viewed from the east side, more or less from the location of the statue of Adam Mickiewicz.

 

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sukiennice

  

stained glass and millefiori

Amtrak 80 with a B32 leader, 513, still sporting Ph 4 paint, rolls north at Grimes Road, in Petersburg VA. The train is about 5 minute from arriving at a station stop in Petersburg.

There are a lot of controversies attached to coffee and some of them are quite savage and need to be exposed readily across all winds. Often people are heard saying that coffee sets growth process back or even drinking coffee can result in cancer and other diseases as well.

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This round brick corn crib slowly decays on this farm west of Letts,IA.

9/11 Memorial Museum

Manhattan, NY

December 28, 2014

Round

~having a curved shape, like part of a circumference of a circle,

~of a (person's) body, plump.

Another shot from a few days ago. The setting sun was shining through the fence on the right and casting amazing shadows on the floor of this track whilst illuminating the path ahead.

 

HFF

 

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Rounded bubble coral or plerogyra sinuosa.

 

Fandira, Hurghada / Red Sea.

A roof has been put on the structure.

You spin me right round baby. Right round. [Wilcox Park, friends on the merry-go-round, seeing how fast they can go.]

Pentax K-5

Pentax 10-17mm Fisheye Lens

ISO800 Aperture F4.5 Shutter 1/8000 EV +0.3 Focal Length 17mm

Kenny, John, Mike and Liz enjoy the heat

Perry Amusements Round Up booked on C&S Amusements midway at Old Fashioned Days. Xenia, OH. September, 2007.

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