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While painting another wall in the local area, artist Ling sought permission from local residents to also paint this wall via a local Facebook residents group. Permission was granted, on the condition that the wall included the "The Pope Smokes Dope" line seen at the right hand end of the wall. This was a nod to an old tag that was present on the original wall.
Pavlov
Dans sa célèbre expérience, Pavlov sonnait une cloche chaque fois qu’il servait de la nourriture à un chien. Puis un jour, Pavlov sonna la cloche mais ne servit aucune nourriture au chien : celui-ci saliva quand même.
The engineer on the WAMX 4179 has the Northwoods AC cranked up on high as he makes track speed on the way back to Bradley, Wi from Fifield.
Night after night... floating in warm waves of expectation. He always ends up here... with me
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In pristine condition, probably It just emerged from its Pupa,
Please see this video of Monarch emerging.
Pied cormorant (Phalacrocorax various) basks in the morning sun after a successful hunt for catfish in Currumbin Creek. Mangroves are rough condition due heavy summer rains. Gold Coast Queensland.
Heady days in Huddersfield when class 40s ruled the roost on the Liverpool - Newcastle expresses, and the route through Diggle was a sure spot to capture them whistling through the hilly, stonewall landscape of the North.
In this shot, disc-fitted 40077 has the route and awaits clearance from the Guard before restarting the 7.55am Newcastle - Liverpool. The loco looks in reasonable condition, save for what looks to be an oily incident halfway down the body - it appears dry though so presumably wasn't anything serious.
The cantilever signal looks stylish enough but, judging by the lack of fall protection between the railings, you'd might just want to insist on being clipped on before getting down to work!
Ilford FP4, developed in Acutol
12th April 1977
The Casablanca Tramway is a low-floor tram system in Casablanca, Morocco. As of 2024, it consists of four lines
Casablanca, Casablanca-Settat, Morocco
‘Mint’ in color, that is! It wasn’t in bad condition for 56 years of age when the photo was taken. I believe it is a 1960 model. Its period styling has gained a certain coolness over the years, something it probably didn’t readily enjoy for the first half of its life!
Sorry for the lack of uploads in recent weeks- I've been a bit busy but I'm still here!
This was spotted in London, close to the hotel I was staying. It belonged to a market trader I believe who was standing close by, so I took these photos quickly.
This is a proper GTE- unmodified and original looking, and well used too! Like something straight out of the mid 90s. Sadly so many of these were crashed by the boy racers of the day, so I was very glad to spot this example. Vauxhall red really seems to have a tendency to fade doesn't it? Interesting numberplate, forming a complete number (600).
Unsurprising it's been kept in such good condition- it was bought by the present owner way back in February 1991!
322/365....I'm grateful for air conditioning on a hot day (we arrived in Palm Springs today and I remembered what hot is!)....
...for my 30 days of gratitude project....
#customblythe#desert#gbabydolls #roadtrip
"I will get back into the car under one condition: you allow me to listen to my music, meaning the one song I listen to, however long or however many times I feel like. After that you can have a turn and can listen to songs and or music on my short approved list."
Astana - Capital City of Kazakhstan
The city was renamed into Nursultan in honor of the former President Nursultan Nasarbajew.
when I was little I dreamt about living in the forrest, like mowgli, talking, living and being friends with the animals. To live in the wild.
Inspired by one of my favorite movies "into the wild"
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This was a hell to edit, because of my computers sucky condition.. took 30min to save this file.. my computer turned into blue screen of death and deleted the file twice...
But, now im finished with it.. and im really happy and proud with it
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almost forgot to say thank you to Taya for the lovely testimonial! extreamly kind of you! :) if you dont already know her work, you should def check her work out - its stunning!
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The weather condition looked very promising, clear skies and low wind, and the mornig had all that just not at the same time. I wanted the Alpine glow on Pen Yr Ole Wen and the reflection. Alas it was one or the other. Once the light started to hit the mountain the wind had picked up and distroyed the reflection. Anyway I'm happy with this blue hour picture.
The view shows a layer of smog over the city of Phoenix, a typical condition in the Winter, due to the weather and the surrounding mountains. This was taken after a few "no burn" days which obviously were not too effective
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OMAR UPDATE: I spoke to my brother Omar tonight. His tubes are out but he still needs help with dialysis. He is 65 today. His voice sounded good, strong but he still does not comprehend the extent of all that has occurred. He thinks he is going home in a few days. I did not have the courage to upset him and tell him it will be much longer than that. He will have surgery again on what is left of the leg as it is not healing.
Family seems to think he will be moved to another section of the hospital for recovery/therapy but for now what matters is he is alert and talking and can now breathe on his own and he is eating as well. Thank you ALL for your continued prayers and good thoughts and I so appreciate your emails. Hugs Mari ♥
Hair: Diva
Wings: Epic
Headdress: Caverna
Jewels: Virtual Impressions
Eyes: Ikon
Makeup:Wicca
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UPDATE 3.20.12. Omar is back in Trauma ICU he's in critical condition. The surgeries won't heal and he's developed an infeciton/fungus in the wound. Thank you for your continued prayers♥
I liked the way the open edge of the rain cloud allowed the sun light to be reflected off of the glass of the office tower.
I had anticipated that the underside of the clouds would be fully illuminated once the sun had gotten low enough. However, for some reason that condition never developed.
Nikon D850
Nikon 70-200mm F/4G AF-S VR
B+W Circular Polarizer
After a long planning, finally I ended up in Ladakh and the whole trip was a thrill. From the beginning to the end. I was so excited of this trip. Even after visiting many major natural locations of the world; Ladakh was so special and at the very top of the list. Probably due to the natural phenomenon of this place. The altitude is breath taking and the landscape is different. The mix of rocks, green and different colors with scattered cloud made it such a joy to watch.
First couple of days where a bit dull. Eventually the right condition came along. I saw the cloud formation and the opening of the cloud and I was pretty sure of something dramatic coming. Suddenly after few gloomy hours the light came out and the complete scene changed in blink of an eye. Thank god I was ready to capture it. The light only stayed for 15 minutes or so. It was good enough time for me to capture some of the famous light and shade images of Leh.
You can see the bright Tsemo Gompa (Monastery) at the top of the hill in foreground.
I did capture some timelapse and there it is more clear on how the the light ans shade moved through. Overall a good decision to get to that location even with not that favorable weather!
Click here to see the short film documenting the natural beauty of the region as I have seen. A longer version of the film is coming soon.
Please have a look at my website www.avisekhphotography.com for all my recent works.
Have a nice weekend.
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in condition of move hiding to the black fluffy clouds, the image is very minimal processing in needed only.
The Moon today is in a Full Moon phase. During a Full Moon the moon is 100% illuminated as seen from Earth and is on the opposite side of the Earth from the Sun. The Moon will be visible throughout the night sky rising at sunset in the east and setting with the sunrise the next morning. The point at which a Full Moon occurs can be measured down to a fraction of a second. The time it takes between full moons is known as a Synodic month and is 29.530587981 days long.
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