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© Darlene Bushue 2019
One from earlier in August when this big guy and five others were munching away on the willows and paling around like best friends. Recent reports are that the velvet has already been shed and/or in the process of being shed, and they have been hanging out in the higher elevations because of the heat. Hoping to find a few this weekend to photograph.
Spotted an interesting refelction of the overhead striplight on the glass on my phone. Cariad took a shot of it and challenged me to make something of it.
Deep in the Arizona Strip at an overlook above Hidden Canyon. Unfortunately, it was a hazy day with smoke from a designated burn.
does me me wonder what is gonna happen to these Luftwaffe relic's..very few genuine one's out there..fascinating to see all the original engines ect for the first time..
I'm going to create a series on these paint strips, I haven't seen anyone really do photos like these so hooray! I've created something new :D
Sylvia Falls, Valley of the Waters, Blue Mountains. Processed to bring out the details of the rock and strip away the ever-encroaching distraction of the foliage.
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♡ hair - Doux - Emerald
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♡ stocking - cureless ripped stocking RARE
♡ drink - Junk Food - Pink Pearl Frappe (Static)
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Stumbled across these two guys in Central London doing their best not to draw attention to themselves! Not a part of any performance, but seemingly a photo-shoot!
© Xavier Beaumont
Straight lines in an undulating landscapes.
A lynchet is a bank of earth that builds up on the downslope of a field ploughed over a long period of time. The disturbed soil slips down the hillside to create a lynchet They are also referred to as strip lynchets. They are a feature of ancient field systems such as the Celtic field systems.
117 Pictures in 2017 ... #74. Straight
Sony A7R II
Minolta 100-200mm lens
The Cecil is a popular club on Granville Street.
I have never been inside, not my scene.
song - "The Stripper" performed by
Henry Mancini's Orchestra
written by David Rose - 1962
The Wakhan Corridor (alternatively Vakhan Corridor, or Wakhan) is the narrow strip of territory in northeastern Afghanistan that extends to China and separates Tajikistan from Pakistan.
I am not a big fan of shooting at over-popular/crowded place with a bunch of others, but sometime it forces me to think outside the box.
Spiralling stripped bare
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DB Cargo Class 66/0 No. 66119 passes EMDC at Castle Donington with 6E54, the 11:04 Kingsbury Oil Sidings – Humber Oil Refinery empty tanks on 17th December 2020.
Una foto scattata in una giornata estiva molto particolare col sole che cerca di fare capolino tra le inaspettate nuvole
The garden, the garden. Out of all the butterflies fluttering by, this was the only one that stopped to draw breath. I hope it’s a butterfly and it’s dedicated to May...sorry, I don’t know why I thought it was bluey grey! That’s what you get when one hurries off....either the insect or me.
I am sure you will know it May, quick as a flash.
In a garden, under close scrutiny, somewhere in the world! And they are currently in closer scrutiny than ever as we wait and wait.....
File: 2005003-0020a
Ford Gran Torino replica on display at a fan convention, National Exhibition Centre (NEC) Birmingham, in Solihull, West Midlands, England, United Kingdom, on Saturday 26th November 2005.
About this photograph.
This is a Ford Gran Torino. I do not know what year this model is, and this is likely to be a customised replica of the famous car seen in the 1970s US police television series known as Starsky & Hutch.
It was on display during a fan con event called Memorabilia at the National Exhibition Centre. Anyone can have their photos taken with the car. They can also ask for their photos taken next to the actor Antonio Fargas whom played the character called Huggy Bear in the series, as he was attending the show for autograph session.
He can be seen in this photo www.flickr.com/photos/132335712@N05/49972893543/ posing with the same car.
The photograph was taken with an Olympus Camedia C-3040Z camera, and the photo is at full size of 2048 x 1536. I did not have my Nikon DSLR until a few years later.
There were a couple of people in the background, behind the car, so I made a copy of the file, opened it in Adobe Photoshop, and edited them out of the photo. I still have the original unedited photo.
About the subject.
Starsky & Hutch is a 1970s American police action television series about two streetwise detectives in Bay City, a fictional location within Los Angeles. It lasted 4 seasons and was one of the most popular buddy-buddy cop shows.
The Ford Gran Torino in bright red with a white vector strip on each side, was used as the main car for the show. In the fictional show, the car is owned by Detective Dave Starsky.
Many people often think the car is nicknamed as Zebra Three, but that is not correct. Zebra Three is the call sign for both Starsky and Hutch, regardless of what cars they use, and in one episode, they were using the call sign when on foot.
The car’s actual nickname is The Stripped Tomato.
This happened when the actor Paul Michael Glaser was shown the car and remarked to fellow actor David Soul by sarcastically saying “That thing looks like a stripped tomato!”
The nickname later made its onscreen mention, when Hutch called Starsky’s car as a stripped tomato.
The series used as much as about four or more different models for various roles, such as normal driving, stunt driving, interior filming, and so on.
The Ford Torino was manufactured by Ford for the North American market between 1968 and 1976, and there where three generations of the model.
About the event.
Memorabilia was a British fan convention, that started in 1994, aimed for the collectors of movies, television, and sporting memorabilia. It included celebrity signing autographs and fans in cosplay.
It later became a sister event to the MCM London Comic Con. In 2008, MCM Expo Group bought it and it went through changes, until it folded into MCM’s London Comic Con.
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