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Rodin Museum, Philadelphia, PA
(The museum was a gift of Jules Mastbaum to the city of Philadelphia to display works of Auguste Rodin)
Praktica TL1000
Fuji Superia 200 film - BW developed
Carl Zeiss Jena 50/f2.0
Rodinal One Shot Semistand development
Transgender people face a particular set of challenges when it comes to spaces where people exercise and compete. Here, eight athletes tell BuzzFeed Life about their experiences with fitness, movement, and competition.
1. The yogi
... #Crossfit, #Mma, #Running, #Transgender, #Weightlifting
buzztaboo.com/8-transgender-athletes-explain-what-fitness...
Explaining the map of Esfuerzo and the key, numbering all the homes and identifying their inhabitants. This map helps our team to remember who lives where.
Hard To Explain interviewed with The Virgins at Fuji Rock Festival 2009 in the press area.
Check the article below.
hardtoexplain.jp/2009/08/the-virgins/
The Virgins: www.myspace.com/thevirginsnyc
Hard To Explain: hardtoexplain.jp/
Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill., explains a point during a campaign stop at Mack's Apples in Londonderry, NH, on 10-09-07.
Photo citation: Ted Auch, 2022. Photo courtesy of FracTracker Alliance.
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Video explains the safety measures implemented while examining OPD Patients best eye hospital in Bangalore
I can’t really explain why but the light seemed sharper than usual, it was like I was seeing a much focussed picture, possibly because of the pure air in this part of the world. The landscape is very beautiful and in terms of natural beauty the islands were definitely one of the highlights of the trip. With such unpredictable weather I had the chance to experience the islands under very different light conditions.
www.lightworldtour.com/blog/laukvik/northern-lights-vs-mo...
A Peninsula Open Space Trust representative is explaining to our hiking group what the Trust has done to open the area for access to Portola Redwoods park.
Sea lavender (Mallotonia gnaphalodes) along Joewood Trail, Crane Point Museum, Nature Center and Historic Site, Key Vaca, Marathon, FL (Florida Keys)
So many things can have to be changed when switching hosting providers that sometimes code branching is the best answer (DUH). Here's my feeble attempt at trying to explain the process during one such move. This actually went on for months, with me merging privately and creating builds for testing. This was the final branching plan, once I knew everything would merge properly and I was asked to get everyone comfortable. This was sometime in 2002.
Chris explaining belaying techniques for small children
(Chris Wall and volunteer belayers was posted by www.yourclimbing.com user climbingwall and tagged as Chris Wall, belayers, USAC Regionals)