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Rolleicord lV, Schneider Xenar 75mm, Neopan 100 Acros, Epson GT-X830

In my garden October 2014 Christchurch New Zealand.

 

deep fried squid. the same squid we eat at italian restaurants, not sauteed in butter and olive oil, kfc style. quite nice actually!

poet in his own world in embankment. He sales poems and was creating a new piece of work. after he noticed i took a shoot of him he started playing to camera lol

deep serene it might have been but only momentarily as gale force wind was virtually tossing clouds and hail across the sky. I have to say thank you to extended roofs of beach cabins which generously provided hiding place in these very exposed stretches of seaside.

Never seen cleare Sun on that day and the sky you see here were temporally brakes in dark skies. After all it was a great outing in weather-beaten Hasting even if I ended up with soaked socks.

This is a small Helm's Deep MOC I made when I was young. The design is pretty simple since I didn't have much pieces.

This woman caught a pick.

 

Deep Purple ~ Verizon Wireless Theater at Bayou Place ~ Houston, Tx August 24, 2007

My travels around the UK by car for three weeks with my son. June/July 2019 Scotland.

 

Day fifteen .. Deep Freeze Mountains on our journey to Helmsdale where we are staying the night.

  

Deep Freeze Mountains

2.4 million years ago the climate cooled so dramatically that Europe was plunged into an Ice Age lasting until 11,500 years ago.

 

During this period the ice retreated and then returned many, many times creating the distinctive landscape we see today. Ice forming and building up on the northern faces of the hills created corries. Moving downhill, these ice rivers came together and acted like giant scourers, gouging out long deep valleys such as Strath Dionard. Some of these later became sea lochs or fjords. Loch Eriboll is a good example.

 

Some peaks called nunataks poked up above the level of the ice. As a result instead of being scoured down into a rounded shape the summit was subject to severe weather and water in the rocks froze and expanded causing frost shattering. This process left lots of sharp debris in the form of boulderfields on Arkle and Foinaven and created the craggy silhouettes we see today on mountains such asCranstackie and Ben Mor Assynt.

 

When the ice finally melted, huge quantities of debris was released from the melting glaciers. In the Stoer, Rhiconich and Durness areas,glacial erratics are an obvious feature. These are big blocks of stone carried far from their original location then left stranded when the glacier melted.

 

During melting, huge quantities of sands and gravels were released and swept out to sea forming the dune systems at Sandwood, the spectacular sands at Kyle of Durness and the many other beaches around the Geopark. As the weight of the ice was lifted, the land slowly rose again. Evidence of this can be seen in the raised beaches around the coast.

For More Info: www.nwhgeopark.com/landscape/the-big-freeze/

-ND- [Deep Purples] Envy FLEXI Skirt SET

 

INCLUDES::

 

*FITTED MESH HARNESS JUMPSUIT

*FLEXI FEATHER SKIRT

*MATCHING HEELS

 

FITS::

[MAITREYA-SLINKs-BELLEZA]

[HIGH FEET]

 

COPY/NO MOD/NO TRANS

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NixeL DesignS [InWorld]

 

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NixeL DesignS [Market Place]

 

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NixeL DesignS [Flickr]

 

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WASHINGTON DC - 2021 Spring Meetings

The lingering pandemic has dealt the global economy an unprecedented shock, and the recovery is likely to be slow and uneven. Disadvantages and inequalities have been amplified, with harm falling hardest on poorer people, firms, and countries which face obstacles to financial resources and networks. Our panelist discuss what is needed to support a faster and deeper economic recovery that lays a foundation for a more sustainable and inclusive global economic system.

 

David R. Malpass, President, World Bank Group; Kristalina Georgieva Managing Director, International Monetary Fund; Janet Yellen, U.S. Secretary of the Treasury.

 

Photo: World Bank / Brandon Payne

 

Watch Event

 

Photo ID: 032521_Economic Recovery Panel- Janet Yellen, David Malpass, Kristalina Georgieva_MC ATRIUM

Deep springs College

 

From its official website:

Students often rise before the sun. At 6:00, when the Feed Man sets out on his first feed run, the dairy boys are already up, half asleep and milking cows. A Farm Teamer may have been in the tractor baling hay since 4:30. All are especially thankful for the breakfast cook, who's up early preparing the morning's meal.

 

But they're not the only ones up. Some students pull all-nighters to get committee work done. Others sleep first and wake up excruciatingly early to do class work. At every hour of the day, there are at least a few people awake and discussing Heidegger, playing chess, or strumming guitars.....

A brutalised self portrait.

 

Credits of various resources used:

deviant art:

Resurgre:

Slaughter pack 1: by Paraballein of #resurgere resurgere.deviantart.com/art/Package-Slaughter-1-3615362?...

Slaughter pack 3: by Paraballein of #resurgere resurgere.deviantart.com/art/Package-Slaughter-3-3929506?...

scratch texture: by piechot-stock piechot-stock.deviantart.com/art/Texture-008-97178897?q=b...

 

Stockxchge:

Forest 1: by Miguel Saavedra aka Saavem www.sxc.hu/browse.phtml?f=view&id=1125858

Forest 2: by Petr Kovar aka Kovik www.sxc.hu/browse.phtml?f=view&id=1095421

Barbwire: by Davide Guglielmo aka Brokenarts www.sxc.hu/browse.phtml?f=view&id=241550

scar: by IVAN VICENCIO aka Pepo www.sxc.hu/browse.phtml?f=view&id=1189372

 

Dreamstime:

Foreground

 

MorgueFile:

Dripping blood: by Chelle www.morguefile.com/archive/display/134420

 

CG textures:

splatters: www.cgtextures.com/

 

Photoexpress:

knife

Deep Space Communication at Warkworth

Part of a local conservation area. There's all kinds of critters in this place, but they are very good at hiding. 52 in 2015 week #38 water/liquid. Used as second photo.

156 Project #71

Another simple title, "Deep".

Taken in the outdoor sculpture garden at The Art Institute of Chicago.

“The world as we have created it is a process of our thinking. It cannot be changed without changing our thinking.” ~ Albert Einstein

  

Photo taken with Nikon D810 camera. Location: Gibraltar.

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