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NS 1203 built in the Netherlands to an American design, on a Roosendaal to Zwolle service at Tilburg.
Trumpet/Mermaid One-Shoulder Sweep Train Organza Evening Dress With Ruffle Flower(s)
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A sky view of Paris from the tour hop-on-off bus! Either - I've got some skills....or I am just simply lucky! ;)
A-Line/Princess Sweetheart Sweep Train Chiffon Evening Dress With Ruffle Beading
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I saw this and thought of Jim, he loves the evening sun going down. This is a golden one that was beautiful!
PatBO, evening set, spring 2016, Brazil. Gift of Patricia Bonaldi. 2015.27.1
Visit ¡Moda Hoy! Latin American and Latinx Fashion Design Today at The Museum at FIT.
On view May 31–November 5, 2023
taken this evening, made of 3 shots plus some tone mapping. Although i´m not very happy with it
any recommendation or advice?
This is darker than I usually do, but I'm up for something new. It's pretty simple but I really like it. Probably because it is so simple, actually. It's much better on Black
This evening I hiked the granite ridge with a couple of friends. It was one of the most humid days I've seen in Killarney in a long time. The air was so dense and heavy with a misty haze everywhere.
DATE TAKEN:
August 15th, 2009
LOCATION:
Granite Ridge Trail, George Lake Campground, Killarney Provincial Park, Ontario, Canada
Sentinel photograph - OLDIES BUT GOODIES...The Shenandoah Evening Sentinel staff in 1984 helping Evelyn celebrate 35 years of writing “Up A Country Lane.” Left to right: John Tinley, Julie Dinville, Phil Tinley (Louise and John’s son), C.W.Fishbaugh, Suzanne Supernaw, Mary Evans, Evelyn Birkby, Joyce Meyer, Vicky Tyner, Mark Siekman, Debbie Jackson, Louise Tinley, Kent Hiser and Richard Davis. Photo courtesy of Evelyn Birkby.
Dark was falling fast as I shot this; anyone who's lived in the tropics is familiar with nonexistent twilights. I was just able to get the tripod set up before it was too dark to get a decent exposure. The way the temple was perched on the edge of the mountain appealed to me. The ocean is directly to the right, but I couldn't get it in the shot because of some pretty thick jungle.
It's another image from my day in Kaib, taken right around the corner from this shot, though considerably later in the day.
Viewing it large on black will undoubtedly reveal the image's flaws. :)
Visit to the Gilmore Car Museum at Hickory Corners, Michigan on September 7, 2011. We had a brief moment of fabulous evening light on the Carraige House right before we left the grounds.
This is a work in progress item - been a busy week with late evenings doing one thing and another. What with buying new glasses (a pair for working at the monitor should at last allow me to focus on the screen) and a £2,000 car service bill looming - not been much in the mood for pictures
I've had a go at this one but it isn't right - May have to start from scratch
Car was finally £1,400 - still needs some steering bushes by next year's MOT as well as rear anti-roll bar ones. Still, at 96,000 miles - probably not too bad
Ready for my week in Scotland at the end of the Month (Glen Coe, Skye, Trossachs)