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Testing a manual Nikkor 50 mm ƒ1:1.2 on my Nikon Df, post processed in Lightroom using the new VSCO Film Pack 05.
A 'Field of Flags' planted by American Legion Post 291 in front of Greenville Elementary School in Greenville, New York.
I see more state flags flown in Texas than any other state that I've visited. That's pretty cool. This US Flag and Texas Flag are both very large. They're located in front of the Taste of Texas Restaurant next to the Katy Freeway (I-10) in Houston. To gain some perspective, those are the tops of trees at the bottom of the frame. (Excellent restaurant, by the way).
Erie Lackawanna sampled various smaller Alco, EMD and GE models, but by the time this was taken, big 20 cylinder EMDs were the EL favorites.
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I pledge allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America, and to the Republic for which it stands, one Nation, under God, indivisible, with Liberty and Justice for all.
Explored: March 25, 2009 thank you :)
Northbank lighthouse-Dublin In 1800, a survey of Dublin Bay conducted by Captain William Bligh recommended the construction of the Bull Wall. After the completion of the wall in 1842, North Bull Island slowly formed as sand built up behind it.
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This was taken as we were walking from the Australian National Gallery in Canberra, towards Lake Burley Griffin... with the flag flying above Government House in the distance.
One man and his flag - anti-immigration protestors pass a counter demonstration by pro-immigration protestors in Dublin, separated by riot police.
Finalement emporter un petit drapeau de chaque pays du monde était une bonne idée : après tout, de nombreuses nations n'avaient jamais vu leurs couleurs dans l'espace - et maintenant si 😊 On les a suspendus au plafond, ça donnait un petit côté trek au Népal – mais encore plus haut ;) J'ai commencé à regretter ma décision quand il a fallu les ranger... Ils sont tous accrochés sur un long ruban et la première chose que font les cordes, câbles, ficelles, rubans, etc dans l'espace ? Ils s'emmêlent évidemment – pire que les câbles d'écouteurs sur Terre ! Mark et Shane ont été obligés de venir à ma rescousse 😅
It seemed like taking with me a tiny flag of every single country in the world was a good idea – after all, lots of countries hadn’t been to space yet, now they have – I regretted my decision slightly when I had to repack them… they’re all strung together on a cord, which in space automatically turns into a big old bag of knots… Mark and Shane had to rescue me!
Credits: ESA/NASA–T. Pesquet
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many of my winter neighbors are Canadian. Some couples are Canadian and USA. Here is a possible flag for those who feel these nations should be joined as one.
The pictured group installed the flagpole and raised the flag in front of Fairview Hall for Election Day 2024. From the left: Annie, Louie, Doug, Jack, and Whitney. This is actually a street photo, even though the street is not paved. In case you are wondering, I believe that 135 people left their ranches and farms to vote. I am not sure, but I see this image as my Mount Surabachi moment, who knows maybe it will resonate with modern Americans.
Flags surrounding the Washington Monument in Washington DC. There was a storm on the horizon coming our way and would soon be dropping rain; this is how I saw the storm coming in my minds eye.
Anıtkabir / Ankara / Turkey ............... on Exp
Highest position: # 96 on Tuesday, October 21, 2008
From the flag exhibit at central park a couple years ago. I wasnt a very big fan of the exhibit but I thought it was a cool shot.