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This sign is advertising Red Raider Outfitter, a store that specializes in clothing and gifts related to Texas Tech University. As you can see, it mentions the Coronavirus. Yesterday, my boss told me and my co-workers about a project we will soon be doing to help our Health Department. We will be calling people in Lubbock who have had COVID-19 and ask questions about their recovery from the virus.
Bád Eddie - a French boat that was brought over to Ireland but is now left stranded in Bun Beg. Photographed here with Mount Errigal in the background.
Taken on the donegalphotowalk2014.
A sunset silhouetting the wreck of the MV Kaffir with the Isle of Arran in the distance.
The MV Kaffir was grounded off the entrance to Ayr harbour nearly forty one years ago to the day - 23/09/1974.
Bamburgh Wreck & Castle B+W! After the sunrise I tagged along with Stu Patterson Steve Clasper & 13th man on the Moon as they headed to the Wreck.
Camera: Nikon D7000
Lens: Sigma 10.0-20.0 mm f/4.0-5.6
Focal Length: 16mm
Exposure: 30 Sec
Aperture: f/16
ISO: 100
Filters: Lee 0.9 HE Grad
Tripod: 3 Legged Thing - Eddie
Head: 3 Legged Thing - Airhed 2
I think this is the first time Scott and I have posted a photo of the same subject in our 365 shots...
300.365.2014/1396
Miley Cyrus - Wrecking Ball (Official Video)
www.youtube.com/watch?v=My2FRPA3Gf8
Location:Barcelona
Nikon 50mm f/1.8 G Special Edition
The train derailment took out the crossing lights. I've often thought that I should stay back from a crossing. Just a caution.
Car: The Wreck by C.H.C (Cindy Henusaki Custom Cars)
Location: Cindy's country home (Crossing Sands V, Redmond)
The wreck, once a fishing boat called The Sovereign, has been stranded at Cairnbulg on the east coast of Scotland since it ran aground during during a stormy night in 2005. A similar picture of the wreckage has now been used on one of the advertising posters for the film Life of Pi
Boa Vista island - Cabo Verde 1999 - Hasselblad 500 CM - obj. Zeiss Compur T-Planar 1:2,8-80 mm - Kodak film 120 TMAX 100
Had this photo of a school of African Pompano, circling a wreck in my minds eye for a while now. So grateful to capture it finally.
We passed this field of cars on our way back from somewhere, so had to stop to see what it was exactly. An enormous load of old Audi's, and just a few Skodas in a corner.