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January 23, 2020 - Thanks Ragnhild Moyer for this photo which was taken as we were about to transfer from our broken down Zodiac to the empty Zodiac in the foreground.
Our final Zodiac wildlife cruise this afternoon occurred around the ice-covered Melchior Islands which are located in the center of Dallmann Bay and the Palmer Archipelago.
Our Zodiac broke down mid-cruise and we had to transfer to another Zodiac which was a fun experience!
Wildlife seen on our cruise: Weddell Seal, Antarctic Cormorant, Antarctic Terns, Kelp Gulls and Salp.
Here's a closer view of a 46kV switch in the Atmore substation:
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Prairie Line SD40-2 #3001 (ex SOO # 6622) switches the riverfront in East St Louis, IL in front of the Cargill elevator.
ojalá fuera así pero no me la creo. en otras noticias: se me acabó el librito amarillo y el bloc que me robé del preunic el otro día y ya no sé que hacer, perdí la paciencia y la creatividad en los cuadernos con cuadritos, me siento en una laguna creativa por falta de insumos y esa hueá no debería pasar, estoy que me pongo a rayar las paredes.
R-A-Y-A-R ES UN PALÍNDROMO.
voy a dibujar en el reverso de mis recetas médicas. de esas tengo caleta.
Ebbers Bloembollen B.V.
Wrakkenpad 20
8312 PX Creil
Telefoon nummer : 0527-274745
Frits de Beer / Fotografie
Out on the piers
Almost anyway, I was shooting in the harbor of Halmstad and found this switch.
I choose between this one and the rejected one
Control switch duplicates the shutter button. "Off" is not pushed, "Half" is the shutter button half pressed on the camera. "Full" is the shutter pressed fully to trigger.
Clubbin
The radio afterparty
7 mei 2010
Switch, Hilversum
Eric van Kleef
Hardwell
Norman Soares
PartyXXL.nl
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(God willing and the river don't rise, the most boring photograph I will ever have taken).
This is the light switch panel on the landing of the floor where I've been living. Each switch controls one of four lights nearby. Clockwise from the left these are: 1.hallway, 2.landing, 3.tracklighting, 4.stairway. Guess which switches correspond to which lights?
4.stairway, 2.landing, 1.hallway, 3.tracklighting
You can't even deduce the order by comparing which switches are up with which lights are on because some of the lights are controlled by more than one switch in the house. When I took this photo, the stairway light was off even though the switch is up. Were I to flick the switch at the bottom of the stairs, then 'up' would become 'on' again.
I've been living in this house for about 8 months and STILL can't instinctively turn on the right switch when I come home.