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Casa da música from architect Rem Koolhaas. Porto - Portugal
bi-cam using pinhole side + Fujichrome 64T (Expired July 2003)
418 has been a bit of a back-and-forth bus between Carousel and Thames Travel of late, but is now on permanent duties back at Carousel on the 'red' half of route 1 between High Wycombe and Chesham Grammar School.
Unfortunately the branding hasn't been best designed, and the red aspects (including the word 'red' above the o of one and the outlines of the orange circles) can't be seen on the overall red colour of the bus!
Route One has had a new ticket introduced in the last week or so, and is continually proving that partnership between two operators is not only possible but a reality, despite the drawbacks.
Carousel Buses
MAN 14.240 / MCV Evolution
418, AE59AWH
Halo: Combat Evolved has always been one of my favorite games. I’ve always loved how unique the Covenant vehicle designs are, and the fact that they’re mostly purple - my favorite color - only makes it better.
To take a small break from my usual builds, I decided to give a try at making the Covenant Type-32 Ghost. Unfortunately, I don’t have enough purple pieces, so I decided to make it in dark blue. Even then, I had to work with limited number of pieces - turns out I need more dark blue. Hopefully, one day I’ll collect enough to make it more game-accurate.
Evolve - JUST EVOLVE SHOPPING-TROPICAL DAZE
+ Poses | *PosESioN* Tsukuyomi Set
New set at MOM
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Ok I said I was done posting before my vacation but I found these Peonies out front and the Flickr junky in me took over. I'm leaving for Florida on Sunday . We are planning a trip to see the Egrets and the Wood storks nest in St. Augustine. I'm hopeful it will be a fantastic Op...Thank you so much and I will try to answer everyone before I go ( and try to make this my last post... )
This is a 14 person group pose. It comes with a 8 person dance flash mob and 3 "on-looker" couple poses. The couple poses can also be purchased separately. Pose Fair begins April 15, 2012! ♥
Hair: Truth and No Match
Makeup: Opulein
Dress: Evolve
Head: LeLutka
Purse (for Jani photos) Tara
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One of the most radical introductions from one of the most conservative of automakers - the 1997 A-Class. The A-Class market a transition to a much smaller Mercedes-Benz model, the deployment of front-wheel-drive, and hatchback profile.
The A-Class was also highly innovative within its configuration, a dual-level sandwich floor prefigured the fitment of hybrid batteries or hydrogen fuel cell, neither of which technologies evolved to a commercial level within the seven year lifecycle of the W168 range.
Commercially, the A-Class was viewed as an entry into the dominant VW Golf class, but within the footprint of the smaller Polo class. The additional space realised by a wide cabin and a tall profile. A longer wheelbase variant, increased by 170mm was made available at the time of the 2001 facelift.
Powertrains were new, development of a 4-cylinder gasoline family ranging from 1.4L to 2.1L, and a 1.7L diesel engine.
The W168 range was replaced in 2004 by a similarly configured W169, which rode on the longer of the W168 wheelbase length.
FOGAS is called a "ruin bar" -- It started around 2001 with a bunch of young men looking for cheap places to drink.
From their thirst and shallow pockets have grown some of the most lively and stylish places to drink in Budapest -- so-called ruin bars.
In the last 15 years, Budapest’s ruin bars have evolved into a popular attraction. Fogas Ház is one of the vanguards of the city’s ruin pub scene, enhanced with an eclectic, stylish and dilapidated design and dance floors to keep you moving all night.
Derelict buildings and unused outdoor spaces have been transformed into friendly, pleasingly chaotic bars, primarily in the Jewish Quarter (District VI).
Once the site of the Jewish ghetto, the historic Jewish Quarter became dilapidated in the decades following World War II after the deportation of 10,000s Jews.
ROBOT is a basement pub located under FOGAS.
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03 November, 2021
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Dear Ted,
I am the editor-in-chief of "Mixology", a small German magazine for bar and cocktail culture.
One of our writers wrote an article about the Fogas Ház in Budapest for our December issue and I came across this picture from your account while looking for a suitable photo:
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Although you state that the picture may only be used for non-commercial purposes, I would like to ask you if you would allow us to use the photo in our magazine. Of course, we would name you as the author with the appropriate photo credits.
I would be very pleased to receive a short answer.
Kind regards // Nils
An example of how the method of photography has evolved and is still evolving, from the 1940s Agfa Karat 12 on the left, to the modern Nikon D700 Digital SLR in the middle and the LG G4 mobile phone on the right.
May 2nd, 2014
Acushnet, MA
This is a focus stacked macro shot of one our kid's little league baseballs. When you look at them really close, they take a beating.
Some facts about baseball's ball:
"Although legend has it that a student in Cooperstown, New York invented baseball in 1839, in all likelihood it evolved from the game of cricket. The sport was less than organized in its early days, and the ball went through many transformations in the 19th century on its way to becoming the baseball used by Major League Baseball in the millennium.
First Baseballs
The first baseballs had anything from a walnut to a rock in the center. Yarn or string was wrapped around any solid substance. The string was then encased in leather. Players made their own or had them made for them to their own specifications. Since the custom was for the first teams of the 1850s to supply the balls for a game, games were dramatically swayed by the choice of a ball with properties that suited a team’s style of play.
Official Construction
As baseball became more organized in the 1850s, meetings periodically took place between teams and governing bodies to decide on the best weight, dimension and construction of the baseball. Rules were changed, then changed again. In 1854, three New York teams decided they would use balls that weighed 5½ to 6 ounces. The weight changed to between 6 and 6¼ ounces three years later. In 1858, it was decided that the center be made of India rubber. In 1860, everything changed again. The official weight of a baseball was reduced back to 5¾ ounces, then to 5 ½ ounces in 1861, and to 5¼ ounces in 1867. In 1871, it was decided that the weight of the rubber inside should be no more than 1 ounce. This seemed to satisfy everyone, because the baseball did not change again throughout the remainder of the 19th century. As of 2011, MLB rules specify that the center can be made of any rubber or cork and the ball must weigh between 5 and 5¼ ounces.
Modern Era
The last notable change to baseballs came about in 1974 when MLB changed the outside covering to cowhide from horsehide, as horsehide became hard to come by. Major League Baseball now puts its baseballs through stringent testing before play. They are shot from an air cannon at a speed of 85 feet per second at a wall of northern white ash and must rebound at no more than 0.578 percent of their original speed.
Fun Facts
When pitchers began complaining in 1921 that they could not get a good grip on new balls, umpires began the practice of rubbing them before a game. Lena Blackburne’s Rubbing Mud is currently used, and its exact recipe is a deep secret. Rawlings also now makes baseballs with microchips inside that record a ball's speed."
SOURCE: www.livestrong.com/article/359789-history-of-the-baseball...
I am always in search of subtle textures as nature evolves. This amaryllis bulb caught my attention in the morning light. I suppose the vibrant crimson red helped to grab my attention. But it is the shadows, curves and wrinkles that I wanted to capture.
This is a photo I originally didn't like particularly much but as I have continued on I have found myself coming back to it. I used to think the ducks had ruined the shot but now I think it adds a little something else to the scene.
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The Marine Building has sstood out as a landmark building in Vancouver ince 1929. Even with the fancy glass towers surrounding it now, is remains a timeless work of art
"There are many teachers who could ruin you. Before you know it you could be a pale copy of this teacher or that teacher. You have to evolve on your own."
Berenice Abbott
New York Edison Company,
Electric Sign, Times Square, New York
In 1882 the Edison Illuminating Company of New York began supplying electricity in Manhattan ... By 1998 it had evolved into Consolidated Edison, Inc., one of the nation’s largest investor-owned energy companies
-- Wikipedia
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looks like a creature emerging...maybe more to follow...
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Bruges, Belgium - Concert Hall by Robbrecht & Daem Architects
Being the cultural capital of Europe in 2002 was an ideal opportunity for Bruges to proof that it evolves in time despite its historical, preserved character. With this glorious year in sight, some architectural fireworks were realised in the centre. Paul Robbrecht and Hilde Daem were commissioned for the construction of the concert hall, after winning a design competition in 1999. The design criteria related to openness and adventure, innovation and a modern image but also to safety and functionality. The result is a sometimes surprising and creative ode to Bruges and the city's dreams. The building has an overall size of 120 metres by 50 metres. An eye-catching feature is the so-called 'Lantern Tower', which is slightly separate from the main volume and is 28 metres and eight storeys high and overlooks the Zand. In this tower is a chamber music hall with seats for 300.
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Sally, a hidden sexy dress. The dramatic back shows a little cheek just to make them wonder while the front has demure look. Create that drama in your life with this little ensemble. You are sure to turn heads.
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• Standard Three [3] Bracketed Exposures [RAW] + Photomatix + CS3
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