Sean and Jonathan Mead

natural

ae taair-e-lahooti us rizq se maut achi.. jis rizq se aati ho parwaz main kotaahi...

Ricoh GRiii

ABQ

The Musselburgh Pause the Flood Scheme group aims to:

Pause the flood scheme

Explore nature-based solutions

Protect our town for future generations

We’ve worked with geoscience experts who have told us that there’s still time to explore other options.

This is an opportunity for Musselburgh to become a leading example of a town using nature-based solutions to protect its residents from future flooding.

Now AIM has captured an AT member.

Masterclass 2014 - www.IMAGINARTS.tv

Oakland Community College - Orchard Ridge Campus 2003

Shot with Pentax ZX-L film camera.

That's my ex, taking a shot.

The opening of Primark's new store in Ghent, Belgium.

11:00, Wednesday 12th August 2015.

Desenvolupament del Taller: "Capture NX2" para Nikonistes.

A càrrec de Eduard Cucalón.

Dissabte 13/2/10 al matí.

Ronis Mustafa

Rome

Taken from the deck of the Norwegian Jewel, these cruise goers are capturing the beautiful sunset.

Captured with SnagIt

A Tourist Captures the Tides In Manali

This build was inspired by medieval cryptids known as “wild men” or “woodwose,” which were very hairy humanoids who lived in the forest and shunned human society.

According to legend, hunters would attempt to capture these wild men by luring them with alcohol, getting them drunk, tying them up, and then trying to extract whatever secret knowledge the wild men might posses.

“It once happened in that country (and this seems indeed strange) that a living creature was caught in the forest as to which no one could say definitely whether it was a man or some other animal; for no one could get a word from it or be sure that it understood human speech. It had the human shape, however, in every detail, both as to hands and face and feet; but the entire body was covered with hair as the beasts are”

-Excerpt from Konungs skuggsjá c. 1250

This is my entry for the 12x12 vignette category of the Summer Joust 2024

This photo was captured at the 2019 edition of Great International Developer Summit, April 22-26, Bangalore, India. #gids19

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This and all 3 shots which I’ve uploaded earlier, were taken yesterday afternoon (22 March 2010 somewhere around 15:25 PST). It took more then an hour to capture these moments.

The first thing I’ve learned while making these shots, you got to be full of patience, u maybe not get what you are trying to compose, but u might get what you've never thought about, and Yup! It often happens. Thing#2 before you go out and start ticking, spend good 5 minutes to find a place "from where you are going to shoot" and also "where the birds will be" because birds are quick, but they usually swings around to some specific diameter. Thing#3 u might find all this rubbish, the only rule to get creative, there aren’t actually any rules.

Captured in Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain – July/August 2009