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October 27/22
22-632768
Mississauga
Residential
Six Five Agnes
65-71 Agnes Street
Intentional Capital
29s
Sweeny &Co Architects Inc
Placing an order. Five Guys gets fresh potatoes (foreground) daily from Oregon and Idaho. Panorama photo.
A simple capture from this Summer, I was up high on a Southern Hill looking North.
I know the composition is a tad off with the center framing of the barns, however the road kinda saves it a bit. Fully zoomed in @ 300mm.
Seen at 300mm and f/10 - ISO 200 (Nikkor 70-300mm VR)
Madame Tit laid three eggs on Sunday and two more last night.
The Great Tits (Kohlmeisen) we had the last two times would wait with incubating until all eggs (11, 8) were laid.
The Blue Tit (Blaumeise) started incubating as soon as the first eggs were there.
These wells were built by the Venetians during the 16th century to help the city withstand Turkish sieges. I also have to laugh at the description I found online of it:
"When the Turkish threat ended, a park was built on top of the nearby bastion, and nowadays the attractive stone-flagged park serves as the perfect gathering point for skateboarders."
This is the first time I've been able to photograph one of these beautiful lizards. Most Canadians don't get a lot of practice on wild ones ... we don't have many up here.
Taken at the Barfly on 12th December 2009.
This image is © 2009 Magic Photography. Not to be used anywhere
This photo fulfills requirement five, which entails that we take an interior panorama. I used (obviously, with all the watermarks), Autopano Pro to stitch photos I took together. I took this photo in The 8, the old dining hall in McMahon which now functions as a study room. It was difficult to find just the right settings in terms of lighting in The 8, as there's a lot of natural lighting but also so many individual lights turned on inside. I set my shutter speed to a relatively low 1/200 to let in a decent amount of light into the sensor, and put my ISO at a somewhat high 6400 to complement that. I had to crop the image a bit, as what my camera captured didn't totally match throughout the three photos.
Five Below #8302 (12,000 square feet)
4020-16-15 Victory Boulevard, Victory Crossing, Portsmouth, VA
This location opened on August 30th, 2024. It was originally two separate tenant spaces:
Suite 16 was originally a Shoe City, which opened in the mid 2000s and closed in May 2023.
Suite 15 was originally a Rainbow, which opened in the mid 2000s and relocated here in the early 2010s. It became a Rainbow Kids in the early 2010s, which closed in 2023.
These five stones are a traditional shrine representing the five elements gold, wood, water, fire, and earth, built into a retaining wall. This was the first time I've seen anything like them. They seem very unusual.
Spider Bridge A.K.A Cobweb Bridge, just off the Wicker in Sheffield, forms part of the Five Weirs Walk and is held in place inside a tunnel by a lattice-work of suspension and tensioning cables. The bridge forms a walkway over the River Don and joins footpaths on opposite sides of the river. The name comes from both the lattice of cables and a series of large metal spiders suspended from the roof of the tunnel.