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Capturing timeless moments was shot after leaving the Island of St Kilda to sail through the stacks.
We could not use full names for fear of intimidating the viewers of this yearbook.
Also, to maintain the highest level of professionalism, Trebuchet was used as the font.
Exhibition of sculptures from pole to pole. Material is marble and glass.
Artist: Torild Storvik Malmedal.
Visiting Trondheim December 2015.
22 soldiers from the U.S. Seventh Army standing on the barrel of a German 274mm railroad gun captured in April 1945.
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Capture The Flag - February 2012
I met these amazing guys today while I was on my way to target, they asked me to buy a cd. I had never heard of them, but I listened to their cd and they're an amazing underground band from Oregon! So, I asked them if I could do some promo pictures and they agreed!! I had a great time getting to know them a little tonight, they are a cool group and hopefully will see them again/take more pictures when they come back in April! :)
Go like their fan page! www.facebook.com/CaptureTheFlagMusic
Megacon 2011 Florida, 2nd Montage
www.youtube.com/watch?v=jBY6UvxygRI#t=2m10s
Uploaded by LastSoldier1 on Apr 4, 2011
Capture the Flag was held on Wednesday, October 5, at Jefferson Farm.
Photo by Mary Watt | © 2022 Curators University Missouri
There are many neon signs competing for your attention on this Main Street of Yokohama Chinatown. One of the neon signs caught her eyes and I caught her expression with my camera!
Merseyrails units are currently the oldest stock in daytime use on the network, The Class 507's dating back to 1977, and the Class 508's four years younger. But Merseyrail doesn't have enough storeage space for the incoming 777's alongside the existing fleet, so off they go for recycling!
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The track of yesterdays hike around the scenic Biggesee- and Lister-region. Both are artifical lakes and if the water is very low, you can still spot some lost roads and bridges.
The map shown here is also remarkable (www.wanderreitkarte.de/) and actually a derivate of Open-Street-Map. Quite handy to use also the contour lines.
Six years this orangutan has lived in captivity. He is chained in someone's backyard in Selimbau village, Sentarum lake, West Kalimantan, Indonesia.
Photo by Ramadian Bachtiar/CIFOR
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