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Fellow photographer Mike had a flat white at The Monsoon cafe Greenwich today, looking good in the sunlight.
A flat white from Bill's in Sydney. Possibly the nicest I've ever had!
Read more about the trip on my blog.
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This complex designed by Herbert Simms was influenced by what was happening in Amsterdam in the 1930s and these flats are unusual in that they have a mixture of rendered surfaces and brickwork.
September 28, 2018 was the 70th anniversary of the death of Herbert George Simms, Dublin’s pioneering Housing Architect.
Herbert Simms is remembered as a dedicated social innovator and even today his buildings are noted for their interior and exterior design. Simms designed apartment buildings that replaced tenements, giving people a new way of living.
Simms managed the construction of 17,000 flats and houses across Dublin and was a champion of the role public housing can play in sustaining urban communities. However, most were built in the 1930s and are no longer in good condition and as a result it was reported in a number of newspapers
that older flat complexes built by Simms were to be de-listing and demolition by Dublin City Council.
At this stage there is no evidence that any of the complexes designed by Simms are to be delisted or demolished.
These are the first images from the <$200 Samyang 500mm mirror lens. The lens outperformed my expectations of it and appears to perform better than the many reviews I read about it. I hand-held all of these shots which is not what one would normally do with a 500mm lens.
Just two blocks after leaving the cottage, we got a flat tire! And it was tire I had replaced at a Sears near home less than four weeks earlier! We jacked the car up, filled it with Fix-A-Flat, pumped it up with air (thank goodness for our portable air compressor!), and drove to the Sears at the Maine Mall about 6-7 miles away. They said they couldn't see us for two-and-a-half hours, and since the tire was still full, we decided to head off to Freeport and Harpswell like we had originally planned. The tire held up just fine. Whew.
(I went to Sears the next morning to have them inspect it, and they found nothing wrong with the tire. They suspected it just slipped off the rim when I slowly went off the edge of the road as I was going around some pedestrians outside the cottage. And it did hold up just fine all the way back to New York, too.)
Everytime i pass this builiding in the River North area of Chicago, i think that one day i need to take a picture of it. so i finally did. I really like the way it looks "flat" from this angle. If you were to look at the building from above, its a triangle shape, giving it this illusion.
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Christian Louboutin Corta Mia Flat No. 1110610BG7B
Every girl dreams of the perfect open toe sandal for those steamy summer days. The "Atalanta Flat" is the choice for the girl looking to bring a splash of red to her look. With her on your feet and "Miss Rope" on your arm you will fit right in on the cobble stone streets of Europe.
Friends and biking at McCoy flats while implementing Leave No Trace Principles.
Leave No Trace, Center for Outdoor Ethics, provides research, education and initiatives so every person who ventures outside can protect and enjoy our world responsibly. Check out the 7 principles of Leave No Trace before your next outing >> lnt.org/why/7-principles/
Photo by Bob Wick.
The further adventures of dressing around a single palette. This time, I'm in the army.
Express military style silk jacket
Newport News linen vest
Ann Taylor pants
Kenneth Cole peep-toe flats
all thrifted, remixed
The Flat Iron Building in NYC. I had good cup of coffee just in front of it - before taking a few shoots.
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Flat bottomed Rail, imported from France through the port of Workington in May 2007 bearing the markings of Italian steel maker Lucchini.
Taken for Day 13 FLAT
Been busy working all day this is the view from my lounge velux window, next door's flat!
You can just see my car moo moo in the carpark.
Waving to you Sarah down there!
Taken using HDR bold mode in camera.