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Returned to Cwm Cokeworks today with a mate to do some interior shots, wasn't about to go exploring inside alone !
Series of 6 images uploaded today, all with a different treatment in post processing, finding my feet in that regard & would appreciate any honest critique to point me in the right direction.
There's so much to see in this place, I hope they don't pull it down too soon.
Peeking in through the fence at my condo complex's pool.
Handheld HDR - 3 images.
For Beyond Layers - Fences
The course was great fun and despite scary tools and children, safety came down to common sense which most people have plenty of.
#AbFav_HEADGEAR_👒
England id very strict where safety is concerned.
Here a few examples, hard hats.
One was the day the new building of BBC Sheffield started...
The Safety helmets were somewhere else, loved the placement!
Motorcycles etc...
Love all the colours, these are good tools.
Keep safe!
I wish you a day full of beauty and thank you for your visit, Magda, (*_*)
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here's Gerry, Martin, Tony, and Natalie hanging out with Unread Records' Chris Fischer out on the front porch of this house we performed at in Omaha, Nebraska. Chris is the one with the helmet on, ready to get his drink on. we were supposed to play at this ghetto-ass punk rock house in Omaha called The Power Pad...when we got there, we brought all our equipment down into their basement and there was dog poo everywhere. yay. we left to get something to eat and then when we came back they told us that the show was going to be moved to a different house. turns out it was a much nicer and cleaner house. yay! afterwards, Chris took us to his house, where we hung out with his friends and spent the night.
My newest addition to my 1931 Pontiac Sport Sedan is this 1930's National Automobile Club placard that I got at a museum that was selling out it's collection recently... I love how it looks on my car!
My 1931 Pontiac 401 Sport sedan on CarDomain: www.cardomain.com/ride/2888455
Eh, I have to give them credit at least they're using they're heads. Seriously this is one of the funniest pictures I've ever taken.
Always the safety guy, my husband installed a new fire extinguisher and a smoke/carbon monoxide detector in the camper.
on a ferry boat packed with hundreds of people, crying babies and...a cow in the hull, a demure sign pointed out where to find the life jackets