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Taken early morning on a very overcast flat day.
Thought Id try some long long exposures. This one was 10 minutes.
Little boring hanging around for 10 minutes for each shot, but I do like the super smooth effect it gives so I think its worth it.
Small tip - if you think your 5DMKIII is resistant to rain....think again, its not! Got home after this shoot with a wet non working camera. After a bit of drying with the hair dryer and leaving it in a warm room for the day it luckily seems okay. Bit scary though!
Jurilovca, Tulcea, Romania 2014.
Cetatea Argamum fort
I was particularly intrigued by the peculiar style of these carts and couldn't resist taking a picture of it. Built out of wood and mounting regular car tyres, I saw many of them used by farmers in the rural areas of Jurilovca.
This cart was resting at the sunset on the promontory of Cetatea Argamum fort, looking at the gorgeous panorama of
Lacul Golovita, a complex of lagoons on Romanian Black Sea coast on the Danube delta Biosphere Reserve.
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Indossavi i colori della seta
mentre le braccia abbronzate
si lasciavano stringere
da bracciali ipotetici
ricordi incastrati l’uno all’altro
faticavano a lasciare spazio al futuro
intanto che i granelli di sabbia
prendevano la forma di una calda spiaggia
ti avevo visto lungo quelle strade
ti avevo sognato lungo quelle notti
eri tu e dov’eri mentre ti cercavo?
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l’avrei fatto ancora prima di ora
ora che ora è già passato
e la vita mi ha rubato
un altro minuto
all’emozione di amarti
ora che ora è già passato
e la vita mi ha donato
un altro minuto
di te…
Donkey Cart vendor and entertainer in Naples, Italy.
The cart is beautifully decorated.
Guess everyone do take some tourisy photos too on our travels!
( better view in light box press L )
The Goodwill in Roseland had these "Gulfstream Goodwill" carts. I'm no scientist, but last I checked, Roseland, on the east coast, isn't exactly "gulfstream" but what do I know?
Water-buffalo-drawn carts waiting on the eastern shore of Iriomote to take visitors across the shallow water to the tiny Yubu island, in Okinawa, Japan.
With a short rake of cartics in tow, 66107 passes the East Midlands Gateway branch with 6G10 Arpley Sidings to Toton North Yard.
A small, stray shopping cart, parked close to the 'BUS' sign, my favourite sign to photograph which can be found elsewhere in this photostream. (9821a)
An abandoned cart in a garage on the streets of Daehangno is an interesting photographic subject.
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A couple more hand cart designs are explained in this tutorial on Brickbuilt.
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The various food carts offering edible delights in several spots around Portland remain a favourite among locals and visitors for a quick and delicious meal.
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Mon frigo carte-postalisé
Les souvenirs, les cartes postales,
Les petits dessins d'enfants,
Accrochés par de petits aimants aimants,
Accrochés au réfrigérateur
Des petits instantanés d'ailleurs
Des mots doux qu'on relit en ouvrant la porte
Pour prendre le lait et la confiture.
This is a 1970s-vintage galley cart from SAS airlines; when I found it at an aircraft scrapyard, it looked like this.
I cleaned it up at a self-serve car wash, then built some interior shelves out of acrylic plastic. The cart opens on both sides; this side holds the booze, mixers, and bags of pretzels; the back side holds glasses and barware. When not in use, everything stows neatly inside.
Needless to say, next time you see someone scooping up piles of napkins and bags of peanuts during your next flight, it may be me, trying to re-stock my cart. Flight attendants are usually pretty indulgent when I explain that I use a galley cart as a bar in my living room.