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Sand sculpture by US american artist Bruce Phillips called "Back To Reality?".
This sculpture won 2nd place.
Taken during the Sandsation 2010 and part of my Sandsation set where you can also find pics of the former Sandsations from 2006 'til now.
Back view of green cotton print wrapper, worn with original collar. Cotton net and silk ribbon cap also by Rue de la Paix reproductions.
Metra F40PHM-2 #214 and F40PH-3 #215 back to back on train #815 at 153rd St. in Orland Park, IL on 4/9/10.
One of the twins was perfect - still has his original box and certificate. The other had some hard times and was missing pieces, had some loose parts, lost his box, etc. Which is which?
A big thank you to Mary (dont make a scene) for the repair work.
Leonard Weaver and Maurice Morris on the field during pre-game warm-ups before the Monday Night Football game on November 12, 2007.
Once the passengers disembark at the station in Jim Thorpe, the WYE operation takes place. Part 2 - The Diesels will now shove the train consist over the new bridge (main line) back onto the Nesquehoring side of the Lehigh River. The train consist will be facing the right direction for the return trip back to Reading Outer Station.
Back Pain Stretches, back pain causes, what to do for back pain
There are many back pain causes - however, identifying causes is vital to the long term resolution of the problem, and your doctor or Chartered Physiotherapist will help you figure that out. More often than not the underlying problem has been present for some time before the pain evolves, or the problem is aggravated by a stressful movement or situation resulting in pain.
The Pink-backed Pelican (Pelecanus rufescens) is a member of the pelican family of birds. It is a resident breeder in Africa, southern Arabia and apparently extinct in Madagascar in swamps and shallow lakes.
The nest is a large heap of sticks, into which 2-3 large white eggs are laid. The chicks feed by plunging their heads deep into the adult’s pouch and taking the partially digested regurgitated fish.
This is a small pelican, but the wingspan is still around 2.4 m (7.9 ft) with an average weight of 5.5 kg (12 lbs). It is much smaller and duller than the Great White Pelican. The plumage is grey and white, with a pink back. The top of the bill is yellow and the pouch is usually greyish. Breeding adults have long feather plumes on the head.
Food is usually fish and amphibians and is usually obtained by fishing in groups.
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I was iffy about the 5D being able to do anything moving fast, and well...the AF surely isn't comparable to the 1-series. But with the resolution, if something is a tad out of focus I have plenty of room to fix it. Also notice the vignetting...apparently the Tamron 17-35mm f/2.8-4 is notorious for this (on a full frame). I'll probably get my hands on a 17-40L one of these days.
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Yaddle is a Jedi that looks like Yoda, but he is much younger, Yaddle is about 400 years old, Yoda is about 900 years old. Yaddle has more hair then Yoda too, and much browner.
I suppose technically black _is_ a slimming color, but after a certain point I don't think it makes much difference.
The back has provisions for adjusting the trem spring claw without removing the cover, and for installing the strings into the tailpiece from behind.
We managed to cram ourselves next to Graham and his family and shared a few laughs about the lock down. We listened intently to Jilaliyat, an exuberant and lively all-female band.
After the concert, we opted to go back to the Mezzanine for dinner and beer. Once again, the Mezzanine didn't disappoint. This time, we enjoyed their blue cheese and nut briouats, a tartine of olives with goat cheese and sundried tomatoes, hamburger and fries and cheesecake.
While pondering over whether 'burst mode' would be a suitable setting to use at the Southampton Balloon Festival, I realised after a winter of discontent I have a lot of catching up to do.
So back to earlier this month for a Marsh Tit taken on the same day as the recent flock of songbirds; a day when, besides practising BBF and other stuff, I experimented with using the zoom lens in close to get a better background.
Helps with details too, as I found out on a return trip last week, so instead of getting bored with the same old birds I look on it as a chance to improve. So expect a torrent of the old familiar in days to come...