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Crews worked together to move the heavy steel rebar that will be part of the third cycle of pontoons built in Aberdeen. Photo taken June 20, 2013.
Construction crews are underway on the third cycle of SR 520 bridge pontoons in Aberdeen. In this cycle, crews will build six total pontoons:
• Four longitudinal pontoons (360 ft. x 75 ft. x 29 ft.)
• Two supplemental stability pontoons (98 ft. x 60 ft. x 28 ft.)
Taken in Tokyo, Japan.
Yesterday we went for a little walk around the block and we saw this guy here and his shadow friend fixing something on a rather small house.
Note the blue cover. Nearly all such construction sites seem to be covered that way here in Japan. Back home usually no-one cares, especially not on a family's house.
Homemade. Hand delivered. Squirrel shaped. Biscuits.
Too much brilliantness for a single sentence.
I'm 29 today.
Nikon D300
Nikon 300mm f/2.8
Freehand
Exif:
300mm f/4,5
1/125 sec.
Iso 250
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Two drops joining together to form a little water arch.
One thing that I was not expecting in working with two drops side by side is the effect that they have on one another when creating columns. In pretty much all of the shots I made with two drops like this, the columns seemed to be drawn together and were leaning inward towards each other. I suspect this has something to do with the pressures created under the water surface when the drops hit the water. Not expected, but cool none the less! :-)
I still haven't had time to work with this device much, but hope to do some more maybe this weekend. The job hunt goes on. :-)
Flickr buddies at Forresters Beach - NSW Central Coast...
XMAS Shoot at Turrimetta Beach - 10/12/2011... Message me for details..
Current Assignment: "Faceless Portraits"
My granddaughter (middle) and her friends, three cutest little girls co-op putting together a puzzle at their preschool. I think this image fits this week assignment.