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Window in church of St Peter & St Paul, Cromer, Norfolk. Placed, 'in memory of a great example' by the children, grandchildren and great grandchildren of Catherine Buxton, who was born 1814 and died in 1911. The window shows the four Archangels and, in the bottom lights, four 'women of the Bible'. Glass by James Powell & Sons, Whitefriars
Undated but 20th century.
Window Snyder a Mozilla biztonsági stratégája 2006 óta. Korábban a Microsoft egyik biztonsági vezetője volt. Dolgozott a Windows XP SP2 és a Windows Server 2003 biztonságán. Alapítója és CTO-ja a Matasano Security LLC-nek.
Escritorio de windows XP sp2
Bordes Transparentes en ventanas con
True Transparency
(http://www.crystalxp.net/galerie/num.5139.htm)
Menu Estilo Vista con
Vistart
(http://lee-soft.com/builds/ViStart%20Beta%206.zip)
Boton Inicio Estilo Vista
Viorb
(http://lee-soft.com/viorb/ViOrb%2024.zip)
Fondo de pantalla
Harmad Darwish
(http://www.flickr.com/photos/darwishh/)
Tema de escritorio
Zune Theme
(http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=75078)
Seen in Paris, France.
This is a "natural" photograph, no edition (except cropping and B&W development).
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Unedited shot of a couple of window shoppers reflected in a puddle in Amsterdam. Taken with my Panasonic DMC-FZ8. No editing, no magic tricks, no Photoshop :)
Sometimes not buying something can be more satisfying than spending your hard earned cash on items that you might use just a couple of times before they end up on the giant trash pile of modern products that nobody really needs, but that get manufactured at great cost, effort and the price of destruction of the planet anyway...our society sometimes seem to have gone completely mad for things that use up way more resources than the final product is worth, we're in an eternal death-spiral of buying more and more, always wanting the latest version or update of anything that's shiny or seems desirable...I applaud these two young window shoppers who follow their impulse to check out what's new, but then just walk away from it...or maybe they ran to the next ATM to pick up enough $$$ to purchase whatever glittery piece they saw in that shop window, lol :)))
Go and only buy the stuff you really need for survival this weekend, no shiny things, no must-have products, no fancy things, just the bare basics, do it and tell me how that worked out for you :)
Thank God it's Friday :)))))
I've made a wicked reflection movie of the window shoppers too, check it out on my YouTube channel, thank you :)
Stained glass window by E. R. Suffling in memory of William Hulme of Lancashire and Brasenose College, Oxford, placed by Thomas F Collins, rector in 1908- Church of the Holy Cross, Epperstone, Nottinghamshire
Model: Melanie
Optics: 50mm f/1.4 Nikkor-S.C, at f/4 I think. I think polarizer used as well.
Strobist Info: SB-24 into reflector umbrella camera-right. White flat camera-left to reflect light back, lightening up the dark side a bit. Another SB-24 off camera left a few feet behind the model for hair/rim light. The flat was used like a flag to also block flare from the rim light.
Post: Curves/WB/Saturation in Bibble
A windows virtual memory error that showed up on one of the announcement screens at the slussen bus terminal. I know, very geeky. Someone needs to clean off their hard drive though!
Old windows at the back of the Southsea Rose Garden.
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Everywhere in Italy, there are shuttered windows. No screens.
I guess they don't have a problem with mosquitoes?
Rushes presents "Sand Rushes" reception window display on Old Compton Street.
design . construct . create
SAND SCULPTING RUSHES ON THE GOWER PENINSULA.
Summer 2011, it’s a sunny day in Wales and on a glorious stretch of beach in the Gower Peninsula Matt Lawrence, Lead Creative at Rushes MGFX Studio, was commissioned to team up with land art collective, blackprojects to create a real massive scale sand version of the legendary Rushes logo.
The sculpted design is the main star of the Rushes Sand Ad Campaign to show the breadth of skills of the newly expanded MGFX Studio. Design. Construct. Create. Literally!
Weeks of planning were involved to find both a suitable location with perfect conditions of flat sand and tidal movements and also to create a scaled constructional plan to work from of the Rushes logo. Matt Lawrence, Head of MGFX Studio explains, “The coastal location of Rhossili Beach was chosen for having perfect conditions for our sand art. Bikes & bike trailers were loaded with the construction kit, cameras, rakes, food and construction team (the kids). Then we cycled out a good mile to get a nice clean section of beach to ourselves.”
Three and a half hours later the design was finished with the manpower of three sand artists, Matt's son James and their rakes. Matt continues, “Inevitably land art creates attention so throughout the construction process we had a small audience of fishermen and children who seemed totally baffled by our activities. The end result is a huge success, one that draws wows of amazement. The final design measured a whopping 53 x 40 metres, making it visible from miles away, even from the top of the coastal cliffs far behind the sand dunes. The design lived for a total of 48 minutes which gave us just enough time to take beautiful photos and shoot our film as the sun went down and we watched the sea wash away all our hard work.”
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Just another glorious day in the Pyrenees!
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