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Living room of a flat I lived in in Islington in the early 80s. At the time, Islington had yet to acquire boho status, and was pretty rough in places.
I bought the gélim in Tehran in 1976 for $30. It is now on the floor of my flat in Musselburgh.
Leif with Flat Stanley and Ruby with Flat Hannah at the Alien Bar and Grill in Fargo. Ruby wanted the alien to know "we come in peace". Unfortunately, this was the last know sighting of Flat Stanley. He either got itchy feet and hit the road, or he was abducted by the alien. With the later theory in mind, I contacted the management and they referred me to some division called Area 51 who is denying they have our Flat Stanley, in fact, they are denying that they ever let us in as customers and put me on the do-not-accept-calls list. Hmmm, it's all really dicey. However I'm not too worried, as Flat Stanley is a self defence pro, and the last time some wrestler tried to mess with him, he did these crazy paper-cut moves and the wrestler took off a-running. Anyways, here is the last- sniff sniff- the last pictures we have of the thin little guy.
From one of the south rim viewpoints at The Grand Canyon.Taken in January, 1983 with a Canon Sure Shot point & shoot camera loaded with Kodachrome slide film.
Tortilla Flat is Arizona's smallest town. It is hidden in a canyon along the Apache Trail just east of Canyon Lake.
Originally Tortilla Flat was a camping ground for the prospectors who searched for gold in the Superstition Mountains in the mid to late 1800s. In 1904 it became a freight camp for workers and freight haulers on their way to the construction site of Theodore Roosevelt Dam. A flood in 1942 badly damaged the town, resulting in many residents moving away. Today Tortilla Flat is made up primarily of a small store and restaurant, which were constructed in the late 1980s after a fire consumed the existing store and restaurant on the same site. Several hiking trails into the Superstition Mountains begin near Tortilla Flat.
In the early 1900s, Tortilla Flat was a stage stop for tourists on their way to see the Roosevelt dam.
The name "Tortilla Flat" originated from the cowboys who used to drive cattle from Globe to Phoenix. While in Phoenix, rancher Mr. Cline, and his fellow cowboys celebrated their sale, and, having a little too much to drink, forgot to get supplies while they were in town. Which is how they ended up with only flour to make tortillas when they camped at the flat and were stranded.
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I was driving when we had a blow-out. Its always good to travel with butch women. We had it changed, fixed and remounted within an hour. As you can see, I was very useful as the caravan photographer in this crisis.
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Flat Holm Island
Bristol Channel
England
This island is over 6 miles away from where this photo was taken, weston super mare. Best viewed by pressing L
Hand Held
Canon 550d
Sigma 150-500mm F5-6.3 DG OS HSM
Processed useing Canons Digital Photo Professional software and Photoshop Elements 9
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Fallow Hill estate - a large development of maisonettes; flats and bungalows in Sydenham, Leamington Spa.
Warwick District Council owned and managed. Parts of Fallow Hill have recently had secure fencing and gating installed around the perimeter of the main housing blocks, so only residents have full access (well that's the theory).
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Adrienne Vittadini Jade Buckle Ballet Flat
Salty Mud Flats comprise a vast majority of the shoreline in White Rock Bay on Antelope Island State Park in Salt Lake, Utah. I had to be very careful where I stepped, not wanting to get my boots too muddy. My original compositional idea was to have a certain rock formation in the foreground for this panorama, but as the sun set I noticed that the muddy flats were a beautiful and unique reflective foreground in themselves.
I loved this evening's sunset/moonrise. The mountains in the distance, covered in a beautiful fog layer to the south, the colors of the clouds in the sky reflecting on the shore, and full moon behind me all combine to make magic. I didn't just observe this sunset, I took part in it.
This is a panoramic image created from 6 vertical HDR frames. Each HDR frame was created from 3 RAW images using Photomatix Pro and Photoshop CS4.
Prints available at my printshop.
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The Bonneville Salt Flats is a densely-packed salt pan in northwestern Utah that is a remnant of the Pleistocene Lake Bonneville. It is the largest of many salt flats located west of the Great Salt Lake, is public land managed by the Bureau of Land Management, and is known for land speed records at the "Bonneville Speedway".
A few weeks ago Christine and I took a day trip to the Bonneville Salt Flats to take some photos.
We took quite a few, so I've decided to upload these in two parts. Here is Part 1, later this week I will upload part 2.
The people who worked at the store were really confused why I was taking all the pink things and taking pictures (without buying anything...)
From Spray falls I took 161 south to 7, fueled up in Morton and bought a sandwich. In short order HW12 took me to 131/25 and I was on my way and going to make it. But I passed an older couple in a Subaru with a flat tire and stopped to help them. Back on the road after that I realized that I was going to make Panther Creek right around sunset. That wouldn’t work. I racked my brain for an alternate waterfall and at mile 22 it hit me. Camp creek! This is one of my favorite waterfalls. And it was well within driving distance before sunset. I turned around and drove back to Camp creek, parked, pulled on my Chest waders and water-sandals, grabbed my gear and headed a ¼ mile down the trail. I found an easy way down to the base of the falls. It didn’t seem to be getting dark but my shutter times were much longer than normal.
I’ve been to Camp creek falls twice now and each time I’ve been there I’ve had a feeling I was being watched. Never had this with any other waterfall. Don’t know what it is about this waterfall.
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Flat Earth Society 'Terms of Embarrassment' ft Mauro Pawlowski - Roppongi Hills Arena, Tokyo, Japan 9 Sep 2014
made from this tutorial:
www.craftster.org/forum/index.php?topic=176509.0
but enlarged and done with french seams.
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