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The long-tail boat, used to carry passengers on a river may include a lightweight long canoe hull, up to 30 metres. They are not the quietest or most comfortable boats to travel in but usually the cheapest and most fun.
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When it came to the Moscow Metro, I had a good idea what to expects, but the reality was something else. Spacious, stunning, immacculate and clean hardly covers it. There were very few people, Alla said that was because trains come every 90 seconds. Each station has a unique theme, there are no billboards, I could have spent a day visiting stations and riding the trains; this was railway heaven beyond my wildest dreams.
This shot of Mayakovskaya Metro station. The Moscow metro is a marvel of urban design. Every day, as many as 9 million people use the metro system -- that's more than in New York and London combined. As well as being one of the most efficient and cheapest underground transit systems in the world, the Moscow Metro is also undoubtedly one of the most beautiful. The brainchild of the tsars but finally put into action by Stalin, whose idea to make the city’s metro stations “palaces for the people” has translated into some truly spectacular, subterranean architectural gems. It’s possible to spend an entire day or more travelling the metro and exploring the vast array of ornate stations; each constructed and decorated in its own unique way. There are 215 stations on 14 lines.
Mute Swan and 2 Cygnets, Lake Morton, Lakeland, Florida. Title adapted from the poem "Down the stream the swans all glide" by Spike Mulligan.
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Tasteatlas: Ruam mit is a popular Thai dessert made with ingredients such as coconut milk, sugar, tapioca pearls, corn, lotus root, sweet potatoes, beans, and jackfruit. Each bowl typically includes starchy noodles that are flavored and colored with various ingredients, and which may come in the shape of thin strips or more elaborate decorative forms.
There is no set recipe for ruam mit, so each cook or street vendor adds their own ingredients to the mix. It is often consumed as a cool refreshment on hot summer days, topped with shaved ice. In Thailand, it is one of the cheapest desserts, and each bowl typically costs around 15 baht.
Continuing my film camera experience :) It was shot on old Zenit with 50 mm Helios. I used the cheapest film :)
Just a scan.
Somewhere along the way, a wedding chapel was constructed at the Ghost Town of Nelson, Nevada. Various wedding packages are available with the cheapest starting at $799.00. The selling point is the ability to pose among the dozens of rusty vehicles and interesting structures. Since Nelson is about an hour from Las Vegas, they get a lot of wedding business.
Athens is the capital and largest city in Greece. Athens is one of the oldest cities in the world, and is a great contributor to world culture, philosophy, art, and politics. Athens still plays an active role in the economic, financial, industrial, political, and cultural spheres in Greece.
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There are plenty of shops and restaurants constructed under the girders of the elevated railway tracks in Tokyo. Many of them used to be run by squatters who were kicked out of China and Manchuria and those who lost their homes during the WW II.
They are now authorised for business and tend to provide better services for cheaper prices. Gaado-shita (ガード下 under the girder) is a general term for such places. They often cater to office workers who commute by train.
Among the Gaado-shita commercial areas, Ameyoko (アメ横) in Ueno is especially well-known as a market area offering the cheapest price in Tokyo.
Lately I have been combatting my pathological fear of bridges with superstructures by taking photos as I drive over them. Then I review the photos and I get frightened all over again.
At We're Here today we are doing Cheap Ass Cameras. Cameras costing under $50, whether from a thrift store or an estate sale. I'm reminded that the cheapest camera of all is the one you already have, in your cell phone.
I find it interesting how cell phone photography has altered our sense of image making itself. With typically lower resolution and simpler lenses these cameras have done for photography what Claude Monet and Henri Matisse did for painting. Toss in a flat screen "viewfinder" that encourages new and unique vantage points, and the resulting images can be spectacular.
This picture was taken a year ago, and this is when we would expect to be spending time at our holiday home in Looe. But this year it was not to be.
When the tide is in at Looe in south-east Cornwall several small boats normally run a ferry service across the river between East Looe and West Looe (pictured). This saves a walk of several hundred yards to and from the bridge across the river. It must be one of the cheapest ferries in the world at just 50p per person. Well worth it.
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P385.00 lang ops... P980.00 sorry, photographer's error =)
but they have P385.00 aircon room too
Canon 5D, Canon 50mm f/1.8. I seldom use this lens (I guess it's the smallest and cheapest one from Canon) although I know it's a decent one...and it is indeed...
Bognor Regis. On my way to get my Covid booster jab. I took my cheapest and smallest camera and lens combinatiion in my jacket pocket. My Olympus PEN E-PL5 and 15mm body cap lens.
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Gas is the cheapest it has been in 20 years and my car is in the driveway not allowed to go anywhere.
Aswan Souk is a colorful bazaar that offers Egyptian and African goods, Locally known as Sharia as-Souq,
it is the cheapest place to buy souvenirs in Aswan.
Located about four blocks from the Nile and running about 7 blocks in parallel to the river, the bazaar has plenty of Egyptian and African goods.
Der Hauptmarkt von Assuan, der Souk, erstreckt sich drei Querstraßen vom Nil entfernt parallel zum Fluss in der Sharia as-Souq. Das Angebot in der etwa 700 Meter langen Marktstraße reicht von nubischen Handwerksarbeiten über Parfüms, Duftöle, Lampen, Bekleidung, Tüchern aus Leinen und Seide bis zu Gewürzen und Früchten.
I was away for an extended weekend to Vernon looking for some nice weather, but instead we experienced a series of thunderstorms, fortunately not much lightning near by.
Of all things I missed packing the bag with my camera. I was going through photo withdrawal so I went to London Drugs and got the cheapest point and shoot camera I could find. It was fun to use but I'm not ready to trade in my DSLR. I will be sure to pack it next time.
This view is a 4 shot pano taken from Rattlesnake Point in Kalamalka Lake Park, generally looking West, overlooking the lake.
The area is known for the large number of rattlesnakes but (fortunately) we didn't see any.
A peanut gallery was, in the days of vaudeville, a nickname for the cheapest and ostensibly rowdiest seats in the theater, the occupants of which were often known to heckle the performers. The least expensive snack served at the theatre would often be peanuts, which the patrons would sometimes throw at the performers on stage to convey their disapproval.
In recent times, the term has taken on new meanings with the advent of social networks and online chat rooms. "Peanut gallery" may also refer to the stream of open comments visible on certain types of blogs.
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Pura Ulun Danu Beratan Temple In Bali, Indonesia..
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They just leave these things laying around the road.. ;-p
Ok in order to get this shot I had to bribe him with some Starbucks coffee!
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teglværkshavnen housing, copenhagen denmark, 2003-2008.
architects: tegnestuen vandkunsten.
escape stair on north facade of housing block put together from the cheapest profiles in the catalogue.
Canon EOS 30 w/ Sigma 150-500 DG APO HSM.
March 16, 2025. A morning walk with nothing better to do. With a Sigma telezoom better than its reputation.
Santacolor 100 in Adox C-Tec C-41 @ 30°C 8 min in dev and 6 min in Blix.
Made in the US by an established film manufacturer (who could that be?) for air surveillance purposes and handspooled in Finland.
Scanned with Epson V850 and processed in Lightroom.
"Redrum", because it's good with reds. And greens, and blues...
Color neg film is a nice variation to my otherwise mainly b&w work. But sold here in Sweden for $23 per 135/36 film, it's perhaps not the cheapest option...
Just another Swedish red cottage.
Got a rust problem? A leaking gas tank? Want your motor inspected? Or simply take a short break while filling up your bike?
Ben’s Garage is the address you’ve been looking for! Always happy to help and surely the cheapest gasoline around!
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It was an interesting change of topic when I recently decided to build an old Ford tow truck. I’m not much of a car builder so there’s always a bit of a barrier when its about wheels.
Soon I added a small garage, then a classic motorbike and it quickly evolved into the gas station you can see above – all clearly inspired by my friends César and Sanel who posted two equally stunning takes on the same topic not too long ago. After staring at their models for way longer than I’d like to admit I simply had to try something in the same theme :)
This one is for Ben, one of the trusting mechanics in my life. If only his garage was a bit closer to home.. Stay strong and see you soon!
Once a hot real estate market in the 1950's and 1960's, property surrounding the Salton Sea is now some of the cheapest real estate available in southern California.
The Salton Sea was once a popular place for boating, swimming, fishing, etc., but an increase in the salt level of the water caused large numbers of fish to die and the water became foul. This, in addition to a couple of hurricanes in the 1970's, caused the communities surrounding the sea to deteriorate.
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Shot a couple of albums I really like. Think cheapest studio setup ever. Just the light from a window and a table top.
I don't fight algorithms. Instagram's is firmly against whatever I do, which made me think of what I could do in the real world, outside of social media. So I made a zine, and Billie is the on the cover. The process was mildly frustrating, but that could be because I condensed it into a week and a half and did it all myself. But I love the end result: a tangible record of the first quarter of this year that people can hold, and have, and share, flipping through it and sitting with the moments I made and had fun with. Books are huge projects that require way too much money and advertising. But a zine? I can make them on the cheapest paper, and give them to people by hand. It seems that no matter what I end up doing with art, whether it's the act of photography or sharing it, it all ends up in an analog format in the end.
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a 1927 plantation house in Haiku Maui Hawaii for $165000.00 da cheapest house we have seen in 8 years, a fixer upper , a project for sure, yet just the same "a great place to call home" in a local neighborhood with lots of history and charm.
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Unfortunately, this kind of belated justice led in most cases to the restitution of immovables either to people who had severed all ties with Romania decades ago and don't care about the fate of those buildings, or to the real estate mafia, the most anti-communist group in Romania.
Anti-communism is the political source of the cheapest estates they can grab from the public. The anti-communist real estate mafia is a huge scavanger making a fortune by invoking anti-communism to steal from the public.
This book is my cheapest and most expensive book. emo value. found it in 2004 without even looking for a book or something. entered a shop with old design and small antique accessories. took a walk. don’t judge a book by its cover; the shop appeared to be bigger and much deeper than one could initially think. arrived at another section, the back where it was semi dark and smelly with thousands of old books. stood only still at one point, to return. then I saw this book. hardly ever bought second hand books. thought Einstein and it’s an old one and not a technical one but about his life and written by a close family friend. went straight to the counter where two old men were chatting. still remember ‘the feeling’ after I bought it. when I got outside I held the bag to my body as if it was a huge piece of gold and walked with a smile. internal smile was nice: the seller even asked me kind if I wanted a bag after he said 1€. i repeated 1€? he never looked at the book. guess they were all 1€ each. and I like Einstein.
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'That man is richest whose pleasures are cheapest.'
Henry David Thoreau
Autumn Hike to Rabbit Ears Pass, Steamboat Springs Colorado... taken with about the cheapest point and shoot camera around...
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Spike: They have chicken wings, too. Also, a sort of a flower-shaped thing made from an onion. It's brilliant.....
--"Buffy the Vampire Slayer" (WB)
A beautiful sunset over Loch Lomond last night, and when I phoned home it was still dull and miserable in Edinburgh. So I'm now wondering if it is only Edinburgh that has had rain all summer. My original intention had been to shoot 'the Tree' as I thought all the rain would mean the water levels would be up. So again it makes me think it hasn't been raining anywhere else except Edinburgh. I did discover some useful info as to how they control the water level in the Loch though :o)
A contact on another forum asked if I did lessons, I don't but I said I was happy to go out and pass on what knowledge I could, so Karen came along with me. I hope she picked up some useful tips. She isn't on flickr yet but I'm trying to persuade her to come over someday. Thanks for the company Karen.
And another thing, we came across the weirdest thing..... in the chip shot in Balloch, the fish suppers are the cheapest thing on the menu.... what's that all about, any chip shop I've been in, the fish suppers are the most expensive.... are all the west cost chippies like that?
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This was taken with my Pentax stock lens as I was letting Karen borrow my 77mm nd400 that I use on my Sigma 10-20mm (my standard lens), I've got a second nd400 for the stock lens. As the old pier was some distance out it worked fine as I wasn't getting as up close and personal to my photographic subject as I normally would. Quite pleased with the result.
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I've tried a number of different tripods over the years. At first I went for the cheapest ones, but they were no good because they were flimsy and often fell over. I have ended up with a fairly compact, yet strong, Zomei brand tripod with screw leg extensions. At first I wondered about buying it because it's orange, but in fact it has turned out to be my best tripod yet. It has travelled with me to many different locations around New Zealand and I love it, so I say "Yay" to Orange. The blue light was not originally intended to be in the picture. It reflected into my photo from a machine my husband was using next to where I was taking my photos, but in fact I like the effect so it has stayed. Sometimes unintended outcomes can be happy outcomes, can't they?
This cheap Buddha statue was found at Arhanta Yoga, Netherlands.
Is there a cost to what we seek? Is it free for the taking, already within us, yet to be discovered?
When Keith Lemon sees a Buddha statue he says, "Standard."
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shirt- thrifted
jeans- gap
shoes- mums
coffee- maxwell instant the cheapest the best
happy valentines day!! :) sad b/c my valentine is 4 hours away but happy because im lucky to have him. share the loooove everyone
(Continuation of story)
I found myself quickly settling into a routine at the Miami Hotel. I usually ordered the cheapest thing on the menu for breakfast which was a slice of pineapple and toast. Coffee gave way to tea. The coffee in Asia was often instant and horrible. Through the doors of the plain beige and dreary cracked walls of the coffee shop, passed many fellow travellers from all over the world.
I found myself speaking to pilots from Pakistan, salesmen from Turkey, shopkeepers from India, airline people from Egypt and even a young man from America who translated Sanskrit and was on his way to India to work on ancient writings.
The large, well maintained pool in the small courtyard was the most inviting feature of the hotel. Service men from the States while on R&R during the Vietnam War were rumored to have jumped into the pool from the third floor balcony. Alan Dawson told me that the Khmer Rouge stayed there too and that I should think about moving. I never saw anyone who looked like they were from Cambodia, so I stayed.
Many of the encounters I had by the pool were quite memorable. An Egyptian man in his galabiya approached me and asked me if I was married. When I said no, he said that he wanted to marry an American woman and immediately proposed to me. We did see each other when he came through Bangkok and he was very nice, but I was not ready to get married. Then there was an Indian shopkeeper who one night when we were going out to dinner threatened to sell me into the white sex slave underground. My response shut him down. I told him that I worked with the police in the USA investigating child abuse calls. I did not lie. I merely twisted words to make it sound like I had been employed with the police department not assisting them. Needless to say, I never saw this man again.
Then, there was petite little Michelle from Australia who I met by the pool. She was very young and very pretty. Too young, I thought to be travelling alone in Thailand. I adopted her and actually took her to Lucy’s Tiger Den one night and the guys around the bar adopted her too like a little sister. I was proud of them when I saw how they acted and Michelle was very respectful when they told their endless war stories.
As time passed and she and I crossed paths during our stays, I began to see another side of her life. One day massive black and blue injuries appeared on her face. She confided that they were the result of her European boyfriend hitting her. My background with battered woman prevailed and I calmly attempted to give her information about how to diffuse situations and to stay safe. I think it fell on deaf ears. I later surmised that she was also involved with the illicit drug element of Bangkok when she asked me to hold a package for her while we having dinner one night. She was such a sweet soul, young enough to be my daughter, so I kept a watchful eye on her and gave her emotional support whenever I could.
Perhaps my most poignant memories were that of Razor, the leader of a small group of refugees fleeing Iran. They spoke little English, but by this time in my travels I had learned to use the universal language of hand gestures and pigeon English. They were desperate to find a country of asylum and asked me regularly whether America would take them or not. I always had to remind them of when the American embassy workers were held captive for a year in Iran. One heartbreaking exchange occurred when an older woman who was traveling with the group came to me and wanted to show me what she was carrying with her. She had only a few trinkets of jewelry and pictures of her loved ones in a locket. That was all of her life in Iran that she had in her possession. Her plight still brings tears to my eyes.
I could cross the street from my hotel on Soi 13 to visit food stalls where many other travellers congregated. Many were from Africa and somehow I became their contact and message board. Various men from many different countries in Africa would ask me if I had seen one of their friends and when so they could make contact. I was quite flattered to be part of their group too.
The ever-present taxi drivers who were hunkered by the doorway of the Miami Hotel also greeted me. They always asked if I wanted a taxi and when I replied no, they would call me "Cheap Charlie" a term left over from the days when American service men came on R&R. They knew I took tuk tuks, but we liked playing our little game.
Not all days were carefree. I still had the massive problem of negotiating wire transfers of money. No matter how far in advance I made plans, the banks in Thailand always presented a problem; so much of a problem that one day I was destitute and desperate for money. The managers of the hotel were quite patient so I just needed money for food.
Al, the Air American pilot, came to my rescue and loaned me money. When two weeks turned into three weeks, he briefly questioned my credibility. I looked him directly in the eyes and told him I knew he had the ability to kill me if I didn’t pay him back and I didn’t want to die.
Finally, the bank acknowledged they had my funds. I paid Al back and added interest, thinking that my father would have made this thank you gesture in his male dominated world. I was able to pay the hotel for my room and they confided in me that they had the same trouble with transferred funds. As frustrating as travel is now, thirty years later, some of the inconveniences have been eliminated.
This is a Chinese statue that stands on the grounds of the Grand Palace. It was probably a gift to the royal family from China.