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been playing around with longer exposures during the day. and the corresponding weird things you have to do to get them.
teeny apertures
I think this one has a polarizing filter on it. sort of.
low iso setting.
all very strange things for me.
then, it has to be tweaked out to get any sort of detail out.
kind of a novel effect though.
Bike party is not about skinny hipsters in fixies. Not exclusively, at least. Bike party is about all of the people who have a bike and want to have fun on their bike.
Inside the Canadian border, flags for the U.S., Canada, and states and provinces fly near a North-West Mounted Police building.
The Cenotaph, Martin Place, Sydney.
This statue is part of the World War I memorial erected in 1927. The beautiful sandstone building behind it is the General Post Office.
Taken for the This is how I see it: Sydney pool. Sep-Oct 2006: Statues.
Armenian Community Protest at Turkish Consulate against the Denial of the Turkish Government on the 96th Commemoration of the Armenian Genocide. April 24, 2011 in Los Angeles
🏃🏃♀️🏃♂️ Ja teniu totes les fots de la Mitja Sitges 2023! Sortides, arribades, els podis 🏁 !
Aquí us deixem una mostra de les arribades i els podis però TOTES LES FOTOS DE LA MITJA SITGES 2023 les trobareu a
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Liverpool’s Service of Remembrance and Dedication was held today on St George’s Plateau. At the event we remembered the 100th Anniversary of the Battle of Passchendaele and the 100th Anniversary Year of United States of America entering the First World War as well as celebrating the 100th Anniversary Year of the Women’s Army Auxiliary Corps the 75th Anniversary of the fall of Singapore to the Japanese and last but not least 75th Anniversary of the Battle of El Alamein.
A massive crowd turned out to welcome the veterans and troops as they marched along Lime Street to the Cenotaph. This year those watching witnessed the participation Joey from the National Theatre’s production of War Horse, who joined the Service with the three actors who operate him and Ben Murray (Song Man in War Horse), who sang ‘Only Remembered’ from the production along with the St Edward’s College Senior Choir. Roger Phillips read a dedication that was written by War Horse author, Michael Morpurgo, especially for today’s commemoration in Liverpool.
Among those present and representing the city were the Lord-Lieutenant of Merseyside, Mr Mark Blundell and The Right Worshipful, The Lord Mayor of Liverpool, Councillor Malcolm Kennedy and the Mayor of Liverpool, Cllr Joe Anderson.