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Reunion Weekend was held June 7, 8, and 9, 2013, for classes ending in "3" and "8." Photo by Ana Barbu
See below for the front cover of this tourist brochure: Yonnie's Pennsylvania Dutch Weekends and Favorite Foods.
"Pennsylvania Dutch Week Ends. Friday nite dinner thru Sunday nite dinner, complete price 'chust' $49.95, spring thru fall. Over 200 miles, over 200 sites. Amish-style feast...Landis Valley Museum...Stock Yards...Masonic Home...Hershey Museum...Cornwall...iron mines...Pennsylvania Dutch picnic...one-room schoolhouse...Witness Tree...ironmasters' houses...Columbia...Wheatland...."
It was like the hottest day of Sydney in 41C; it was like the smell of the Barby still around; it was like the craziest night we never have; it was like watching the wind blow the sun away; i was like the duck, the chicken, the kangaroo works well for the pizzas and beers; it was like the gayest people we never passing by... Thank you guys for big fucking awesome parties, and thank me for well origination...lol
This weekend, workers installed new continuous welded rail in the N/R/Q 60th Street Tube under the East River. This photo shows workers putting final touches on new rails by drilling holes for signal bars. Photo by Metropolitan Transportation Authority / Leonard Wiggins.
One weekend, 54 hours, to create new companies, learn things you never thought you would learn, make new friends and grow as a person.
This weekend, we rehabilitated tracks at Atlantic Av on the B/Q Line. This photo shows work trains full with chipped-out concrete debris. Photo by Metropolitan Transportation Authority / Leonard Wiggins.
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You wanna know how my weekend went? Doesn't the shot tell you all about it? LOL
I had a wonderful weekend so far with great company and food (if I might say so myself). Thanks to all who made it out to my neck of the woods.
Now to something new and exciting, for me anyway. Abstracts in nature.
I find it extremely challenging to find subjects for this kind of technique.
I came across this flowering bush on one of my walks and was not only stunned by the amount of blooms but rather by the intoxicating fragrance of sweet jasmine and honey. I'll try to look up the name for those interested in experiencing it yourself.
Key was to keep the shutter speed long enough to blur the blooms and leaves without completely losing the detail in them. I think I found the sweetest spot with 0.3 seconds before the warm light was fading.
Happy psychedelic Saturday!
I'll be back with a night shot of Dresden tomorrow.
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The All American Rejects - The Winds Blows
Finally! Man, I Need to study... work and volunteering this entire week has been tiring. Maybe more so because I'm still recovering from being a bit sick.
Once again, this is another shot that I took on the way home from work. This intersection is one of the places where I hope to find myself around often next school year... We'll see.
In other news: This is my -100th- image posted! Wow... Part of me feels like "Only 100? I've Definitely shot WAY more than 100 images on film... and only 100 have been "worthy" of posting?" And yet another part thinks "Only 100? I hope to shoot More... and better!" ^_^
[Kodak Ultramax 400 @f/4]
--I've started to take note of my aperture settings! This is mostly for my own reference. I've realized that if I'm going to take learning photography seriously I should take notes while I shoot. Namely my f-stop, exposure settings if I'm compensating and eventually shutter speeds as well. (My Pentax MV1 is an aperture priority camera, so shutter speed won't be an issue yet)
This weekend, workers replaced components at 161 St-Yankee Stadium on the B/D Line. This photo shows bunting used to mark limits of the work area. Photo by Metropolitan Transportation Authority / Leonard Wiggins.
Across the soaring bridge from downtown San Diego is Coronado, a relaxed Southern California beach town, boasting one of the world's best beaches, endless sunshine, and a bayside overlooking San Diego's skyline.
Coronado hosts visitors with world-class resorts, an 18-hole golf course bordering the bay, spas, art galleries and yacht marinas.
Coronado is home to the Hotel del Coronado, the Victorian beach-front masterpiece that is a national treasure. Coronado celebrates its rich cultural heritage.
Coronado's mile-long main street is a pedestrian's paradise, and its tree-lined neighborhoods are an explorer's delight. Named one of the Dozen Distinctive Destinations and given the Great American MainStreet Award, Coronado's setting invites distinctive boutiques, parades and picnics in the park.
Coronado's enchanting surroundings and its convenience to the attractions of San Diego make for a perfect Southern California vacation, whether family holiday, fairy tale wedding, or a season in the sun.
Family Weekend, Oct. 11-13 brought together undergraduate and graduate students, families and friends to experience the vibrancy of campus with more than 60 events.
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Weekend Farm's
Data/Local: 14 de novembro de 2009 - Uruaçu - Goiás
Agradecimentos: Luis Junior, Léo Tamiza, Fernanda Braga
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