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Latona 50 metri si ispira allo storico Supercornero degli anni ’60.
Costruito nel cantiere navale CRN di Ancona verrà presentato in Francia al Monaco Yacht Show 2018, in programma dal 26 al 29 settembre.
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Hit EXPLORE on Sunday, February 17, 2008 at position # 350 .
Lowest position: # 471 on Monday, February 18, 2008
That was on April.
It was my first African Flower pattern. And still the best pillow to me.
Thanks to sweet ElleN for finding and helping.
Dedicated to Aida Estelle who wrote a suit testimonial.And To Jackie Rueda that has everything to do with my passion for photography and her wonderful group “La vuelta al mundo”
same shoot as the last upload. [ +2 in comments. I swapped the main with the second in comments.] first one in comments with the same action as the last upload (so NO the red is not real).
i'm kind of proud about the sharpness as it was manual.
i know this is too much about beauty. but i don't care. it's good to feel beautiful from time to time.
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(39/365) This area is opposite my house, no hunting or shooting allowed. Hundreds of bare-root hardwood trees are in the process of being planted, a crop for the future. A pair of Ravens are nest building in the distant conifers, I could see & hear them - a welcome sound of Spring. Explored Feb 8, 2015 #456
Happy Fence Friday everyone!
photo on Explore !Jun.13. 2018 # 310
Santa Clara ist eine Stadt in Zentral-Kuba
arcades of a neoclassical building in Santa Clara (Cuba)
Arkaden eines neoklassizistischen Gebäudes in Santa Clara (Kuba)
Kuba Reise : März 2018
طَلبت نَفس آلقهوه آللي تحبين ’
ورشفت ذكرى آحَلآمنآ والآمآني ,,
وعشآن آحَس آنك معَي لين هـَ آلحين’
حّطيت في آقصى الطَآوله كوب ثآني ♥
Blanton Museum of Art. Austin. 2017
A man named Patrick as seen by artist Oliver Herring. The figure is made of foam core, it's skin is covered with bits of photographic images making it an object-half photograph, half-sculpture. The posed Patrick appears pensive and aloof from that voyeuristic gaze, closed away in a private state that belies his half-naked vulnerability.
Thanks for placing this image as the 22nd image out of 500 photos explored the world over today.
The pearl-spotted owlet, here photographed in the evening golden hour in northern Kenya's Samburu National Reserve, is one of Africa's smallest owls -- so tiny that even as an adult it's called an owlet. c.2022 John M. Hudson | jmhudson1.com
اللهم إني أعوذ بك من أنتكاسات الشوق ,
وغلبة الذكريات !
وضعف الصبر .. .
وهشاشه القلوب
وفراغ الأنفس ,
وحصاد الوهم من جنة أحلامنا ..
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#175, 8-12-07. this second image made Explore in the same day - does that happen often?
Hello folks, today I present to you Explore exposed. It took 5 stock images for one of them to be featured. That's right, you read that correctly. The reason I used stock photos for this investigation was because I didn't have any throw-away photographs to use. This, in turn, exposes how broken the system really is. It's not an actual admin selecting your photograph. If it was, they would run a reverse image search to be sure the photo they are selecting doesn't belong to anyone else. I can see the text in the bot catcher as clear as day. How it evaded the 55 commenters is beyond me. Unless, of course, if they are bot users.
I'm getting the good one, it seems. Some are not so lucky.
I don't understand this, but there's a new kid in town.
Read up:
www.flickr.com/help/forum/en-us/72157713543129311/
blog.flickr.net/en/2020/03/19/congrats-explore-its-about-...
and
www.flickr.com/groups/inexplore/discuss/72157712163629447...