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The Regal Princess cruise ship visits Bar Harbor, Maine on October 21, 2015 at the peak of autumn. Please also visit: www.acadiamagic.com/.
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Une photo prise dans un bar de Fribourg (le Mondial pour ne pas le citer) en RAW 14bits, léger traitement pseudo HDR (avec Photomatix) sur ce cliché pour donner un peu plus de dynamisme à a la photo.
Nikon D300 + Sigma 10-20mm sur 10mm
I realized yesterday that I can mix my favorite drink at most bars. At home I mix fruit juices 50/50 with sparkling water, and bars have soda water on tap - and juice. The bartender called it a "grapefruit spritzer" - I like the sound of that.
...the same creeper technique at some place called Brinks Lounge on East Washington. The reflections are great and would be even better if I had brought my regular 18-250 lense.
Un lugar para mirar- Avenida de Mayo 1156- Buenos Aires. Bar La Clac
Barrio Monserrat
visita: enreteladelalma.blogspot.com/2008/07/camino-veo-escribo.html
I finally got around to shellacking a couple of sets of bar tape -- that on my Quickbeam, and on my new Bleriot. Both started with tan cork tape. I used amber "Bullseye" shellac. I did three coats on the QB and four (slightly thinned) on the Bleriot.
Okay, when I read the back of this, I SWEAR it said "Gay Bar." But it didn't, it said "Gay 90s Bar." I remember the Gay 90s.
Verso Reads:
Holiday Inn Gay 90's Bar
Located at US #287 and Interstate #80
Laramie, Wyoming
Seats 80 people. Gay 90's lounge bar open from 11:00am until 2:00am. Entertainment nightly.
Doesn't look very Gay 90s to me. Not 1890s or 1990s! Maybe like a bad production of Hello Dolly...
Un terremoto può scatenare una forza distruttiva che lascia silenzio e vuoto. Le parole si spengono e lasciano spazio ad immagini di distruzione e paura.
Stephen Littleword
This was the entrance to the bar at the now defunct and notorious St. Charles Hotel. There was a larger sign for the hotel and Harry's Bar, but it was many feet away from this entrance. However, it had a small hand pointing a finger in this direction.
If it looks like this is about as low as one can go, then it gives the right impression, folks!
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Drew this bar with a sketcher friend, while a granma living nearby came to pay her weekly bill and have a cigarette outside. She moved just when I begun to draw her, started again and it works.
J'ai dessiné ce bar avec une amie sketcher, tandis qu'une mamie du voisinnage venait payer sa facture de la semaine et fumer une cigarette dehors. Elle a bougé juste quand j'ai commencé à la dessiner. J'ai recommencé à côté et ça marche.
Dibuje este bar con una amiga sketcher, mientras una abuela del barrio vino a pagar su cuenta semanal y fumar un cigarro fuera. Movió justo cuando empece a retratarla. Empece de nuevo al lado y funciona.
Visited a fairly new bar which opened on the Cowgate (the lowest level, on the surface at any rate, of the Old Town), OX184. Unusually instead of the regular ale tapes on top of the bar they were actually arrayed along the back wall. Good range of ales, including some that were very strong and so only served in Aussie style Schooners rather than our traditional pint glass (no, we didn't try those, we wanted to be able to walk home!). Nice spot and it is another addition to Edinburgh's dog-friendly pubs too (nice barman brought out a bowl of water for chum's hounds)
Temple Bar, a beautiful example of 17th century English Baroque architecture designed by Sir Christopher Wren, once stood at the junction of Fleet Street and the Strand in central London until 1878 when the building was dismantled and removed to Theobald's Park in Hertfordshire, where it remained largely forgotten in a rural estate quite unlike the setting for which it was designed.
It's exile from London continued until 2004 when it was finally returned to the city. Restoring it to its original location was no longer possible so a new home was found within the Paternoster Square redevelopment immediately adjacent to St Paul's Cathedral. This photo was taken the following year.
Bar bottles are lit by Pandora Lacasse's lights at Glitterati.
Submitted to the Take Aim challenge, Backlighting.
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