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Olympus XA2 + Agfa Ultra 100.
We were going to see Massive Attack at the Royal Festival Hall on the same day (it transpired) as the London flickr meet up. After recovering from the excesses of the flickr meet, we saw a fantastic performance at the Royal Festival Hall of all places and loitered by this nearby installation to take pictures at the end of a fabulous day.
Oh....and I should mention that the Agfa Ultra used here, came about as a result of a film swap over lunch with lomokev. Thanks Kev. :)
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Title: History of the American Field Service in France: "Friends of France" 1914-1917 : told by its members (Volume 3)
Creator: Seymour, James William Davenport, 1895-
Publisher:
Sponsor: Open Knowledge Commons, U.S. National Library of Medicine
Contributor: U.S. National Library of Medicine
Date: 1920
Language: eng
Description: Folded maps in pocket, v. 1
"Glossary of French expressions in the text": v. 3, p. 559-[572]
"While the volume published under the name of Friends of France, in 1916, contained numerous accounts of the work of the early days - many of them being here reprinted - that volume was of necessity more or less provisional and incomplete. The aim of these volumes is to fill in the gaps and finish the story ... The stories of the several sections have been composed in the main of excerpts from articles, diaries and home letters of different members ... The final selection and revision of the material has been mainly the work of Lieutenant James W. D. Seymour, of Section seventeen." -- Prefatory note signed: The American Field Service, April 1920
Contains signature of Colonel Jefferson R. Kean
Includes bibliographical references
v. 1. Introduction. The field service / A. Piatt Andrew -- Some of the early problems / A. Piatt Andrew -- The effort in America / Henry D. Sleeper -- The growth of the service / Stephen Galatti -- The ambulance sections -- The Vosges detachment / Joseph R. Greenwood -- v. 2. [The ambulance sections] -- Field service haunts and friends -- v. 3. The camion sections -- Literature of the field service: Sketches -- Poems -- Humorous sketches -- Lighter verse -- End of the war sketches and verses -- Appendices
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Southern Pacific Forever Volume 11
www.blurb.com/my/book/detail/2226762
This picture will appear in volume 12.
All blurry! This is not a special effect -- more like misuse of a good camera. :-)
Shot at 1/6 seconds, ISO 800. No noise reduction applied. Natural sepia.
STEWART, James. Cálculo: volume 2. [Calculus - early transcendentals, 5th ed. (inglês)]. Tradução de Antonio Carlos Moretti e Antonio Carlos Gilli Martins. 5 ed. São Paulo: Cengage Learning, 2008. v. 2. xviii, [583-1164]. Contém respostas dos exercÃcios; Inclui Ãndice; il. graf. tab.; 26cm. ISBN 8522104840.
Palavras-chave: CALCULO.
CDU 517 / S849c / v. 2 / 5 ed. / 2008
Dolby's Brett Crockett, Craig Eggers and David Yang demo Dolby Volume features to media and influencers at the Gramercy Park Hotel.
photograph foregrounds the volume of a three-dimensional object. Also creates harmony and variety by foregrounding a comparison between disparate shapes and/or forms.
a volume knob honestly my self i dont know much of this stuff i just turned all of them in their full throttle.
The second sign says "volume control" on both sides and is transparent. I have no idea what it means.
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University of Nevada, Las Vegas
Volume of a Sphere Formula is a measurement of the occupied units of a Sphere. The volume of a Sphere is represented by cubic units like cubic centimeter, cubic millimeter and so on. Volume of a Sphere is the number of units used to fill a Sphere.Generally the volume of a solid is calculated as the area of the base times its height as long the area is constant throughout the height of the solid. But this concept can not be directly applied to find the volume of a sphere because the area changes with every cross section of the sphere.
Voici quelques photos de Bonnie, fraichement custo. Je lui ai mis des Animal Eyes orange irisés ainsi que la wig courte de Marilyn (Papin). J'avais peur de lui retirer ses boucles rousses... ça la change complétement mais je l'adore comme ça! ;) Je trouve que ce nouveau look colle plus à son style ;)
J'espère qu'elle vous plait comme ça! ^^
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Séance inspirée par Nana, que je relis en ce moment ;)
"Dis Nana,
Tant qu'on garde espoir
Il y a toujours un lendemain
C'est toi qui me l'as appris
Mais la pluie de ce jour lÃ
Continue de tremper mes joues encore aujourd'hui
Il pleuvait si fort ce jour là ... "
25 of 365 - taken 25th Jan 2010
No opportunity outside, so it's back to the kitchen after work. Will experiment with this volume button later in the year when I have daylight, but this is enough to qualify as a daily photo for today at least. I hope it comes out ok at facebook resolution. Lit by an LED torch...
Camera - G11