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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.
Today i sign and buy this nice place to live, i put on Flickr for show to my Love Mica the plan of Flat !!!
Two 35mm shots that i took in Paris. I scanned these in and thought they worked quite well together.
Chief Almir is the chief of the Surui Tribe in Brazil. He spoke at the Copenhagen Climate Change Conference about the importance of the rainforest in stabilizing the earth's climate.
This is my sister and the field we had to stop by in when we had a flat tire on our way home - Manila to Baguio.
I was just playing with some extention tubes and food. My wife thought this was a CSI shot until she looked closely and saw the cheese.
Got these from Entre Nous in LA for $56. I only own a handful of flats and it feels weird. They're kinda goofy, but I like how they aren't trendy. I'm on my front porch and just remembered I have to water my plants. They're choking.
The Welcome Flat tramp takes you up to the Welcome Flat Hut (with hot springs!) Rather than heading back the next morning, several of us decided to day-hike 4 hours further up the Copland Pass to a good view. It was well worth it. We then returned to the Welcome Flat Hut for another night and enjoyed the view of stars from the hot springs.
Fellow photographer Mike had a flat white at The Monsoon cafe Greenwich today, looking good in the sunlight.
For my roller derby abstractions "series."
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Charm City Roller Girls All Stars
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Gotham Girls Roller Derby All Stars
This building was built in 1902 and considered one of the first skyscrapers ever to be built. It is located in Manhattan, NY and was one of the biggest buildings in New York when it was first built. It was used in the Spider Man movies as the headquarters of the Daily Bugle, which was the paper Peter Parker worked for. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places on Nov 20, 1979.
Wanstead Flats parkrun No. 21
Wanstead Flats Playing Fields E11
www.parkrun.org.uk/wanstead-flats/home
parkrun is a free to enter weekly 5K run. It's you against the clock on a measured 5K couse. Parkruns take place on Saturday mornings all over the UK. Once registered you receive a barcode which gives you 'turn up on the day' entry to any parkrun.
Comprehensive results are given on the website and your pb for each course is logged.